Demonstrations against Vladimir Putin’s military mobilisation continued in the Russian republic of Dagestan, which has already provided a disproportionately high number of soldiers to the war in Ukraine. A man was detained for shooting at a draft office in Irkutsk, a region in southeastern Siberia, the latest in a series of similar attacks. Across the country more than 2,000 people have been arrested for participating in protests against the measures, according to OVD-Info, a human-rights group. [The Economist]
Shoulda, woulda, coulda: why FOMO won’t let go of us [1843 magazine]
Job Insecurity Harms Both Employees and Employers [Harvard Business Review]
Japan's push into 'deep tech' innovation [BBC World]
Interpol Issues Red Notice for Terra’s Do Kwon, Korea Says [Bloomberg]
About 746,000 still without power in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona [Reuters]
‘No to war!’: Anger over troop conscription rages in Russia [AL-Jazeera News]
A Fine Economic Mess in the United Kingdom [The New Yorker]
NASA just crashed a spacecraft into an asteroid to see what would happen / The DART spacecraft is gone, but the science is just beginning [The Verge]
39 years ago today, one man saved us from world-ending nuclear war [Vox]
Designers underwhelmed by Adobe-Figma deal [Techcrunch]
The world is moving closer to a new cold war fought with authoritarian tech [MIT Technology]
Girls Who Code founder speaks out after learning that a Pennsylvania school district had banned her books: 'This is about controlling women and it starts with controlling our girls' [Insider]
Which of these beliefs will you let go of? — Learning to reexamine beliefs we might have about productivity can be exactly what we need to stay focused on what’s important. — Here's how members of the Thrive community find focus and reduce stress: https://bit.ly/3C24RKv [LinkedIn] #AriannaHuffington
‘The kids are just happier’: could California’s universal school meal program start a trend? [The Guardian]
Russians Are Terrified, and Have Nowhere to Turn [The New York Times]
How to buy a PlayStation 5 / Before you throw in the towel, check out a few pointers courtesy of The Verge’s deals team on how to bring home a PlayStation 5. [The Verge]
The West is testing out a lot of shiny new military tech in Ukraine [Vox]
Audio Postcard: Real-time farming [MIT Technology Review]
Mysterious fires and explosions at sensitive Russian sites are hints of a hallmark mission for special-operations units [Insider]
After quitting coffee for 40 days. — I came to a realization. — Life is better with coffee. — P.S. The first coffee after 40 days had me feeling like I could see sound. #wired [LinkedIn]
England 3-3 Germany [The Guardian]
How About Them Apples? Research Orchards Chart a Fruit’s Future. [The New York Times]
Famed American Ski Mountaineer Missing In Nepal Mountain [Huffington Post]
Three Conversations with Donald Trump [The Atlantic]
How Black Americans Reshaped Politics In Georgia [FiveThirtyEight]
Opinion — Putin’s debacle is breaking his country — and he might pay the price [The Washington Post] #Ukraine
Pour Emmanuel Macron, 2023 sera une année charnière, entre croissance atone et grands chantiers [Le Monde]
Where you can read banned books for free [Mashable]
The Story of the Soviet Submarine Officer Who Saved the World Is Now an Opera [VICE News]
California Farmworkers Pressure Gov. Gavin Newsom on Union Bill [The Intercept_]
Discover the Enchantment of Europe [National Geographic]
In a big Jan. 6 case, Oath Keepers go on trial for seditious conspiracy [NPR]
Get free rides on SacRT Oct. 1-7 for California Clean Air Day [CapRadioNews]
Les Iraniennes ne désarment pas [Le Monde diplomatique]
'Atlanta' Season 4 scrutinized a viral moment from the George Floyd protests [Mashable]
U.S. Forest Service launches criminal investigation into start of Mosquito Fire, PG&E report says [CapRadioNews] more than likely, it’s someone who wore a “let’s go brandon” t-shirt
Ukraine war: a new security order in Europe [Le Monde diplomatique] #Ukraine
Europe’s Energy Crisis Is Destroying the Multipolar World [Foreign Policy]
In Praise of Lesser Evils — Can Realism Repair Foreign Policy? [Foreign Affairs]
Japan Set to Welcome Unrestricted Tourism by October [The Diplomat]
The New Math of Wrinkling [Quanta Magazine]
Cette pièce d’acier permet de faire le vide et de tenir en place une carte de circuit imprimé pendant une partie du processus d’assemblage d’un détecteur pour @ATLASexperiment [CERN_FR]
Artificial intelligence reduces a 100,000-equation quantum physics problem to only four equations [PHYS] oh la la!
NASA Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month [NASA]

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