#technols

[dumb-dumb-again]

it's brainrot. How Iad and K'adrovik came to be. basically it was two against one situation and Worf lost. Jadzia couldn't carry and Nerys is too small in comparison to her partners (klingon fetus size is eesh), so artificial womb it is

this space lizard horse is pregnant

[dolnoslaskabiblioteczka]

Jeden z największych zamków na terenie dzisiejszej Polski i zarazem jedna z najbardziej znanych atrakcji turystycznych Dolnego Śląska, czyli Zamek Książ, stanowi obiekt nieustających dociekań badaczy zajmujących się tajemnicami II wojny światowej. Książka Romualda Owczarka „Wojenne dzieje zamku Fürstenstein” to wyraz zainteresowania dziejami obiektu w latach 30. i 40. XX wieku. Wydana w 2024 roku publikacja bazuje na nieznanych dotąd dokumentach, do których dotarł Autor i które rzucają nowe światło na wydarzenia z tego okresu. Dotyczą one nie tylko zagadnień militarnych, ale również skomplikowanych relacji ówczesnych właścicieli – Hochbergów wewnątrz rodziny (kulisy wojny między braćmi Hochbergami o pieniądze i rodowy majątek) oraz między rodziną a władzami III Rzeszy. Lektura ukazuje, jak zamek stał się areną intryg i rozgrywek politycznych, a także miejscem, w którym realizowano tajemnicze projekty III Rzeszy. Jest także nieco o powojennych losach zamku i jego mieszkańców, w tym o doszczętnym rozszabrowaniu najpierw przez Armię Czerwoną, a potem rodzimych grabieżców.

Rzetelne, skrupulatnie zreferowane materiały źródłowe sprawiają, że książka jest nie tylko pasjonującą lekturą, ale również cennym źródłem wiedzy dla historyków i miłośników regionu. Z pewnością warto mieć ją w swojej dolnośląskiej biblioteczce.

Romuald Owczarek Wojenne dzieje zamku Fürstenstein Wydawnictwo Technol 2024 456 stron oprawa miękka, 145×205 ISBN: 978-83-60762-89-9

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#edm #electronicmusic Echoes of Euphoria & Chillout Enchantment #musicat...

[gedzolini]

Hi Tumbler, Welcome to My Blog!

Hey guys my name is Aleks and I am really glad you found my blog. I'm very excited to express my opinions on how technology affects our society, particularly in regards to its ethical and social aspects. I explore the crucial topic of algorithmic bias in my most recent post, which discusses how prejudices may influence the algorithms that are increasingly used to make choices in fields like healthcare, recruiting, and law enforcement. I dive into the issues that cause these biases, as well as possible social and legal repercussions, and how we may try to reduce it. Whether you're enthusiastic about ensuring that technology works fairly for everyone or you're just interested in it, I hope this blog inspires some fascinating conversations. Please feel free to comment and stay tuned for more posts!

[wisdomchronicles]

How the Nighthawk stealth plane was shot down#War_Story

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Smooth Rides Ahead: Tank Tire Technology in Vehicle Innovation

[newstrendline]

What is instructional technology

Instructional technology is a field that creates classroom technology tools to assist in teaching and learning. It encompasses the software and hardware needed to make education dynamic and engaging. It can be challenging for faculty members to translate their expertise to students, which is where instructional technologists come in. They serve as a bridge between faculty members and their…

[cloudshopetechnologies]

Cheers to our talented high performers on their birthdays! Your strong work ethic and attention to detail never go unnoticed.

Happy Birthday Kajal💐

Team: CloudShope Technologies

[mindblowingscience]

Railroad construction through a farm on the Danish island of Falster has revealed a 5,000-year-old Neolithic site hiding an advanced technology—a stone paved root cellar. Archaeology researchers from the Museum Lolland-Falster, along with Aarhus University, Denmark, have analyzed the site in a paper, "Stone-Paved Cellars in the Stone Age? Archaeological Evidence for a Neolithic Subterranean Construction from Nygårdsvej 3, Falster, Denmark," published online in the journal Radiocarbon. The emergence of the Funnel Beaker Culture around 6,000 years ago brought the Scandinavian region's first switch to agriculture and domesticated animals (sheep, goats, cattle), leading to a more sedentary lifestyle. With the new way of life came the region's first construction of houses, megalithic tombs (dolmens), and landscape-altering structures, a huge shift away from the highly mobile hunter–gatherer strategy of the Late Mesolithic.

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[dragonnon]

How’d you like the finale?

TL;DR i LOVED IT! it's the best final case i have ever played. maybe it's just recency bias but i love it so much. Stronghart is the among the best of culprits. like the way he perverts the meaning of justice to justify his own manipulations. without an ounce of remorse. he was the mastermind behind the entire plot, Barok, Genshin, Gregson, Kazuma, simply almost everyone were all nothing but puppets on a string he could control. the only thing he felt bad for was the fact he couldn't cover up the tracks quicker. and that made taking him down so freaking satisfying. watching the entire courtroom jump at him like hyenas.

I have also always wanted an evil judge to be a villain for an ace attorney game. when i first played Apollo justice, i made a fangame concept where the judge was evil. The judge would be a new judge ofc because judge fickle is a softie and would never kill anyone. and they had to use to new instated jury system to bring him to justice. i loved the process of discovery behind finding all the clues, finding the last will and testament of Klint van zieks in the katana, and then having to come to terms with the fact that Klint was a murderer. and clicking that option. i was even scared to click it cause of how bvz would react, cause he mattered in this. and Ryunosuke felt the same way. but he resolved that the truth may hurt people, but it's better knowing the truth than living a lie. (even if he doubts this later in the courtlobby) and was able to present it anyways. and that sentiment stretched to multiple characters. Kazuma is an extremely special character to me, his will and determination to make it through to that courtroom is inspiring. even when he was suffering from head trauma with amnesia no one could stop him pursuing his mission in figuring out the out the truth about his father. it's integral to him to a fault. i like that he had many flaws, i really liked that and his more emotional side in this case and he wasn't like a perfect prosecutor and even getting a breakdown. but Ryunosuke is able to help him see past his pain and rage that's colored his world, and open his eyes and look towards the truth together. and you can see how much he takes that to heart afterwards. and how much growing he still has to do. i really appreciate that story in the finale. i still can't get over kazuma's carrying of klint's last will and testament through all those years. it's mind boggling to think that if he just handled his katana too roughly one day and took the handle off, he could've found out EVERYTHING. Kazuma was Genshin's weakness stronghart said, but he was really his greatest failsafe. Klint had believed in justice so much he believed he needed to become like the demons he saw in others, and rid this world of them for true justice. Kazuma also spoke of demons that live inside of everyone, and how he saw his own demons when he almost killed someone just as klint did in pursuit of that truth. but Kazuma stopped himself, he was able turn away from that. and with that given a chance out, to become a better person.

Ryunosuke's arc and his BIG GRAND THEME that plays just as he needs to present the evidence to sway the gallery's opinion, (that gallery was way off their rocker. umm guys? mass murder ISN'T okay just cause it benefits you.) i like the evolution of his themes. from a quiet, almost reserved theme, to this bombastic grandiose theme right alongside his growing resolve and competency as a lawyer. truth is his guiding force no matter what. my favorite quote of his from this case "Kazuma, I... I'm not doing this for you. I'm doing this for the truth" really shows that.

the hologram stuff was awesome, but i was already finding it hard to believe that iris invented an ear bud 37 years before the walkie-talkie was even a cursory thought in anybody's mind. so the hologram slightly broke my immersion, even for steampunk it seamed a bit much. i feel like they kinda over rely on technology that really shouldn't exist at times in these two games. but i can forgive it from just how exciting it all was. and it lead to the best breakdown in all of ace attorney. ever stronghart thought if he was high enough, higher above everything short of the queen herself he would never have to face punishment for what he did, but he was caught, the weight of his sins to heavy for even the scales of justice to amount to. get dunked on.

i love the family stuff in this case so dearly, thinking about the Bakerstreet crew makes me emotional i mean the part where Iris said Susie and Runo were her siblings, and said she doesn't care about finding her real daddy cause she already had a great one, made my soul cry out. but it made the ending hit even harder, cause they had to leave behind all of their family and it hurts and stings my heart. :( (and i headcanon kazuma moved in with them after Ryu and Susato went back to Japan. and Iris gets van Zieks to have tea parties with her. and i wish i got to see more of how life was in 10 years past for the vanzieks family, i wanna know how lady baskerville acts. i wanna know how klint van zieks was before he commited the murder and forced to kill more people.) but gosh lemme end this. this is LONG.

[spacetimewithstuartgary]

New SpaceTime out Friday

SpaceTime 20250502 Series 28 Episode 53

Large carbon deposits discovered on Mars

NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover has discovered evidence of a carbon cycle on ancient Mars.

The billion-dollar Square Kilometre Array project

Construction work is now well underway on what will be the world’s largest radio telescope the Square Kilometre Array in outback Western Australia.

A busy time aboard the International Space Station

Three crew members from the International Space Station have successfully returned to Earth landing on the Kazakhstan Steppe 27 and a half hours after undocking from the orbiting outpost.

The Science Report

New study casts doubt on the dangers of the deadly H5N1 bird flu’s spread to humans.

Claims social skills may not be the most useful indicator of autism.

A major threat to the Australian regent honeyeater.

Skeptics guide to 15 paranormal myths that just won’t die.

SpaceTime covers the latest news in astronomy & space sciences.

The show is available every Monday, Wednesday and Friday through your favourite podcast download provider or from www.spacetimewithstuartgary.com

SpaceTime is also broadcast through the National Science Foundation on Science Zone Radio and on both i-heart Radio and Tune-In Radio.

SpaceTime daily news blog: http://spacetimewithstuartgary.tumblr.com/

SpaceTime facebook: www.facebook.com/spacetimewithstuartgary

SpaceTime Instagram @spacetimewithstuartgary

SpaceTime twitter feed @stuartgary

SpaceTime YouTube: @SpaceTimewithStuartGary

SpaceTime -- A brief history

SpaceTime is Australia’s most popular and respected astronomy and space science news program – averaging over two million downloads every year. We’re also number five in the United States.  The show reports on the latest stories and discoveries making news in astronomy, space flight, and science.  SpaceTime features weekly interviews with leading Australian scientists about their research.  The show began life in 1995 as ‘StarStuff’ on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s (ABC) NewsRadio network.  Award winning investigative reporter Stuart Gary created the program during more than fifteen years as NewsRadio’s evening anchor and Science Editor.  Gary’s always loved science. He was the dorky school kid who spent his weekends at the Australian Museum. He studied astronomy at university and was invited to undertake a PHD in astrophysics, but instead focused on a career in journalism and radio broadcasting. Gary’s radio career stretches back some 34 years including 26 at the ABC. His first gigs were spent as an announcer and music DJ in commercial radio, before becoming a journalist, and eventually joining ABC News and Current Affairs. He was part of the team that set up ABC NewsRadio and became one of its first on air presenters. When asked to put his science background to use, Gary developed StarStuff which he wrote, produced and hosted, consistently achieving 9 per cent of the national Australian radio audience based on the ABC’s Nielsen ratings survey figures for the five major Australian metro markets: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth. That compares to the ABC’s overall radio listenership of just 5.6 per cent. The StarStuff podcast was published on line by ABC Science -- achieving over 1.3 million downloads annually.  However, after some 20 years, the show finally wrapped up in December 2015 following ABC funding cuts, and a redirection of available finances to increase sports and horse racing coverage.  Rather than continue with the ABC, Gary resigned so that he could keep the show going independently.  StarStuff was rebranded as “SpaceTime”, with the first episode being broadcast in February 2016.  Over the years, SpaceTime has grown, more than doubling its former ABC audience numbers and expanding to include new segments such as the Science Report -- which provides a wrap of general science news, weekly skeptical science features, special reports looking at the latest computer and technology news, and Skywatch – which provides a monthly guide to the night skies. The show is published three times weekly (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday) and available from the United States National Science Foundation on Science Zone Radio, and through both i-heart Radio and Tune-In Radio.

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Dzisiaj polecamy dwie nowości wydawnictwa „Technol”, z którym już od ponad roku współpracujemy. Pierwsza dotyczy jednego z bardziej magicznych miejsc na mapie Dolnego Śląska, tj. wybudowanego na wygasłym wulkanie Zamku Grodziec, do którego zabierają nas Robert Primke i Maciej Szczerepa. W swojej książce opowiadają mniej znane fragmenty historii Zamku, m.in. te, które dotyczą jego właścicieli – im poświęcona jest pierwsza część publikacji. Nie mogło jednak obyć się bez tego, co wywołuje największe emocje – zamkowych skrytek, związanych z budowlą tajemnic i ukrytych w jej czeluściach podziemi. O nich poczytamy w części drugiej, w której autorzy zastanawiają się, czy Zamek był kryjówką niemieckich dywersantów i śledzą jego wojenne i powojenne losy. Nowe ustalenia i informacje będą gratką dla wszystkich miłośników regionu i zagadek z przeszłości. Druga to pozycja opisująca tajemniczą sprawę Szybu Południowego, czyli kopalni „Miechowice” w Bytomiu, do której wrócił Maciej Bartków. Po wydanej ponad 10 lat temu „Tajemnicy Szybu Południowego” na nowo przygląda się temu miejscu i dotyczącym go dokumentom, weryfikuje informacje i zastanawia się raz jeszcze, co wycofujące się oddziały niemieckie ukryły we wnętrzu kopalni. W książce „Zabetonowana tajemnica” autor rozważa, czy komuś udało się dotrzeć do zasypanego szybu, co ustalili śledczy z Komisji Badania Zbrodni Hitlerowskich i czy ewentualne poszukiwania doprowadzą do znalezienia skarbu, czy raczej ukrytych w kopalni zwłok? „Zabetonowana tajemnica” to świetna lektura i dla tych, którym sprawa szybu jest znana, jak i tych, którzy nic jeszcze o niej nie wiedzą. Zachęcamy do czytania!

Robert Primke, Maciej Szczerepa Tajny zamek Grodziec Wydawnictwo Technol 2024 ISBN: 978-83-60762-87-5 200 stron, 145x200 mm oprawa miękka

Maciej Bartków Zabetonowana tajemnica Wydawnictwo Technol 2024 ISBN: 978-83-60762-88-2 200 stron, 145x200 mm oprawa miękka

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🎧 #techno Trance Triumph #edmmusic #dancemusic

[canonchallulah]

A wildly self-indulgent AU I'm sure nobody has ever thought of before /s

Instead of Wil coming back to the island for the Egg Event, because of *gestures wildly* all o' that, its Technoblade that washes up on the shores of Isla Quesadilla.

Technolate, as they say.

He washes up in a storm, surrounded by the broken planks of his boat, salt and sand in his hair and his face and his clothing, but he washes up on tropical shores next to a train station and a massive wall that's already been blown up at least once.

It's quiet, but he sees already the signs of settlement. And government. Cringe.

He gets up and wanders. Its early, and quiet, and his head feels distinctly empty in a way that he can't quite place.

(not from the voices, those never go away, but something else. What has he forgotten?)

Despite this, it's not long before he reunites with Fit MC of 2b2t after so many years. They catch up - it's been so long since Earth, since the Antarctic Empire, though the details are... fuzzy. The voices offer their dubious help, but there are whole chunks of time missing. Regardless, Fit is a friendly face, and he's a fountain of information.

And then Fit shows him the adoption center and tells him about these orphans that everyone's adopted. It's all very heartwarming, he's sure, but he's happy to not have anything to do with all this orphan nonsense.

"I mean, are they really orphans if they've all been adopted? There was a certificate and everything." Fit ponders. Techno isn't sure if he agrees, but he's willing to let it be for now, because Technoblade hears a noise in the ceiling, and sees a suspicious trapdoor, and Chat goes wild.

Inside the attic, there's a kid. There's a curly mop of hair huddled in the corner, looking up at the pair, and Technoblade freezes.

"Uh. Hey." He says. Fit approaches the glass wall trapping the kid - like a dog in a kennel, he thinks - and opens the door. Techno stays right where he is by the trapdoor, thanks. "You don't happen to have parents, do you?"

And thats how Technoblade ends up responsible for the life of an orphan.

[murfpersonalblog]

IWTV S2 Ep3 Musings - Daniel & the Talamasca (SPOILERS)

I can see what the reviewers meant when they complained about the Talamasca & Daniel.

We start off with Daniel nervous AF, tryna keep tabs on all the mindscrewy shenanigans (at the sushi restaurant on his lunchbreak or whatever).

Today's... etcetc Cell phones, google -- Daniel, your handwriting effing sucks. San Francisco. Polynesian Mary's Playboy magazines as a doorstop? doorstep? |CLAUDIA| Mary's cab. Coke...etcetc. Alice. They'll come for me and Kate next--you bet your arse they will! XD THIS TIME I WON'T SAVE YOUR LIFE

He draws an arrow from Save Your Life up to Playboy--I assume cuz those are two incidents with Armand that took place in SanFran?

I really like the Omakase bit--

About how many risks Daniel's subjecting himself to under the whims of these vampires--but also about Daniel's hubris/arrogance breaking the rules of engagement by thinking he has any say over what they do and what he gets out of it, by stepping onto their turf. If you can't take the heat, GTFO their kitchen.

I'm only just now noticing the foreshadowed titles of Dan's books. 🤦 Burning & Blood--AMC swears they're hilarious.

OK, Raglan's been stalking Daniel's career just like Louis did. So my early suspicion about Daniel breaking the NDA was right.

Which is SO EFFING STUPID OF HIM. They're gonna find out! Loumand's literally drawing out this giant tragedy about what happens when vampires--Armand, specifically--are LIED to, and you're gonna pull this mess on them!? You're not even being SUBTLE!

AGREEMENT.pdf--Daniel, you in danger girl.

Raglan, stop tryna gas Dan up b4 they put him off commission permanently. He's no body-snatching psychic CROOK like you.

Get this nosey bish offa my dang screen.

Oof, right in the Devil's Minion feels. U_U

O__O WOAH!? OK, so aside from Dan (played by EB, a white Jew, along with JK) throwing shade at Caucasian European Israelis (which we been knew), he's implying that Armand & Louis might be persons of interest in the UAE by the Israeli gov't & assassins, esp. cuz of their ties to powerful people. But it's funny cuz that's the exact same thing Lou asked about him.

So Dan's telling the sushi patrons there's Israeli spies/assassins crawling around Dubai--STOP, b4 you get that place John Wick'd! XD

Not MI6. 😭 I said JOHN WICK, not JAMES BOND. XD

Raglan's gone full rogue then--if he was still working for the Talamasca he'd have darn near unlimited funds--they got that dirty TEMPLAR money. 💰💰💰

Yeah, and they don't actually call the Talamasca by name in the ep itself--only in the Insider interviews the producers give.

Daniel, why TF are you talking SO EFFING LOUD, when Raglan's whispering, tryna act like he's on the phone NOT talking to you in case y'all ARE being bugged. 🤦 SUBTLETY, my guy. What kinda investigative journalist are you?

I'm starting to suspect they're not gonna do the rockstar!Lestat, and instead this stupid Great Conversion's gonna be what wakes up Akasha/Amel, when their blood/consciousness gets stretched way too thin with all these new vamps being made.

To attempt an interview...? I believe that. We already know Marius & Lestat stalked Talamasca members for decades upon decades. Ain't no way NO vampire ever tried getting close to humans & talk about their lives to someone out of loneliness or something. Esp. the ones not attached to the European covens & all their stupid Great Laws.

Rest in Preternaturalism, Raymond Gallant.

BLENDERS! XD But this is THE most Anne Ricean answer imaginable, cuz everyone lost their ish when she had her vamps flying around with GPS-trackable cellphones in their pockets as they KILLED people. Rookie mistake. 😂

Armand was on a cellphone in S01E07, and he is LITERALLY married to his iPad, so PLEASE, sir. 🙄

There's Santiago's COMPLICIT speech coming back. Ain't no moral high-ground here!

And I figured Armand/AMC was gonna pin it on AMC!Lestat, and his jaded version the Savage Garden.

Armand says technology distracts humans from vampire crimes, but what's distracting vampires from psychic/Talamasca crimes, huh?

ISTG these are the laziest vamps I've ever seen; they care so much about their privacy & security, but aren't reading Dan's mind at all? I hope one of them just casually name-drops Raglan or catches Daniel in the act or something.

Raglan said Daniel's laptop was "comically vulnerable," and uploads a bunch of data files on it from the Bibliotheca Talamasca bestiary/archives--WHY? To help show Daniel he's helpful & trustworthy?

RJ: Omakase? Louis: The conversation was easy and flirtatious.... Armand: And combative. Louis: And combative, yes. Daniel: Arguing as foreplay. RJ: Peruse at your leisure.

I hate this effing show. 🙇🙇🙇