#coding and implementation services

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Going through a straight up comical amount of irritating situations to get the stupid 4* guaranteed ticket from the welcome to sekai campaign. It Will Be Mine.

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Python Implementation Service: Empowering Business Through Custom Software Solutions

In today’s fast-paced digital world, organizations are constantly seeking robust, scalable, and cost-effective technologies to drive innovation and efficiency. Python, with its simplicity, versatility, and powerful libraries, has emerged as a leading choice for businesses across industries. A Python implementation service plays a critical role in helping organizations harness the full potential of Python to solve complex problems, automate workflows, and build cutting-edge applications.

What Is a Python Implementation Service?

A Python implementation service refers to the suite of professional offerings provided by software consultants, developers, or agencies to design, develop, deploy, and maintain Python-based solutions tailored to specific business needs. This can range from building web and mobile applications to data analysis, machine learning models, APIs, and enterprise automation tools.

Key Offerings of a Python Implementation Service:

Custom Application Development Tailored Python applications designed to meet unique business requirements—be it web apps using frameworks like Django or Flask, or desktop applications with Tkinter or PyQt.

API Integration and Development Building and integrating RESTful or GraphQL APIs that seamlessly connect various systems and services.

Data Engineering and Analytics Processing and analyzing large datasets using tools such as Pandas, NumPy, and SQLAlchemy to derive actionable insights.

Machine Learning and AI Solutions Implementing intelligent systems using popular libraries like scikit-learn, TensorFlow, and PyTorch to enable predictive analytics, NLP, computer vision, and more.

Automation and Scripting Automating repetitive tasks, workflows, and data pipelines using custom Python scripts or orchestration tools like Airflow.

Migration and Modernization Porting legacy systems to Python or modernizing outdated Python codebases for better performance, security, and maintainability.

Support and Maintenance Providing ongoing support, bug fixes, and performance tuning to ensure long-term success of Python implementations.

Benefits of Professional Python Implementation

Rapid Development: Python’s concise syntax and wide range of libraries accelerate development timelines.

Scalability: Whether it’s a startup MVP or an enterprise-scale solution, Python can scale with your business.

Cross-Platform: Python supports a wide range of operating systems and devices.

Integration Friendly: Easily integrates with other languages, databases, cloud platforms, and enterprise software.

Cost Efficiency: Open-source nature and faster development cycles reduce overall project costs.

Who Needs Python Implementation Services?

Startups looking to build MVPs quickly and pivot based on market feedback.

Enterprises modernizing legacy systems or developing AI-powered applications.

Healthcare, finance, logistics, and e-commerce sectors that rely heavily on data and automation.

Research institutions and tech-driven companies focusing on innovation and analytics.

Choosing the Right Partner

When selecting a Python implementation service provider, consider:

Proven experience with similar projects.

Strong portfolio and client testimonials.

Ability to provide end-to-end development and support.

Expertise in adjacent technologies (cloud, DevOps, databases, etc.).

Commitment to quality, documentation, and transparent communication.

Conclusion

Python implementation services are essential for businesses looking to innovate, automate, and scale efficiently in a digital-first world. With the right implementation partner, organizations can unlock new opportunities, optimize operations, and stay ahead of the competition through smart, scalable, and secure Python-based solutions.

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A Step-by-Step Guide to Implementing Medical Coding Services

Source Link: https://www.zupyak.com/p/3826000/t/a-step-by-step-guide-to-implementing-medical-coding-services-in-your-practice Medical coding is a crucial aspect of healthcare administration that ensures accurate documentation, billing, and reimbursement processes. It involves translating medical procedures, diagnoses, and treatments into universal codes used by insurance companies and other…

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A maid is a type of martial artist known for devoting themselves to the service and protection of a mistress. There are many styles of armed combat that maids excel in, typically utilizing brooms and dusters, but their moral code does not frown upon the use of knives, poisons, or any other implements required for their lady’s protection. When it comes to unarmed combat, the maid’s fighting style has a heavy focus on sweeping the leg

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I have a lot of feelings about the use of AI in Everything These Days, but they're not particularly strong feelings, like I've got other shit going on. That said, when I use a desktop computer, every single file I use in Google Drive now has a constant irritating popup on the right-hand side asking me how Gemini AI Can Help Me. You can't, Gemini. You are in the way. I'm not even mad there's an AI there, I'm mad there's a constantly recurring popup taking up space and attention on my screen.

Here's the problem, however: even Gemini doesn't know how to disable Gemini. I did my own research and then finally, with a deep appreciation of the irony of this, I asked it how to turn it off. It said in any google drive file go to Help > Gemini and there will be an option to turn it off. Guess what isn't a menu item under Help?

I've had a look around at web tutorials for removing or blocking it, but they are either out of date or for the Gemini personal assistant, which I already don't have, and thus cannot turn off. Gemini for Drive is an integrated "service" within Google Drive, which I guess means I'm going to have to look into moving off Google Drive.

So, does anyone have references for a service as seamless and accessible as Google Drive? I need document, spreadsheet, slideshow, and storage, but I don't have any fancy widgets installed or anything. I do technically own Microsoft Office so I suppose I could use that but I've never found its cloud function to actually, uh, function. I could use OneNote for documents if things get desperate but OneNote is very limited overall. I want to be able to open and edit files, including on an Android phone, and I'd prefer if I didn't have to receive a security code in my text messages every time I log in. I also will likely need to be able to give non-users access, but I suppose I could kludge that in Drive as long as I only have to deal with it short-term.

Any thoughts, friends? If I find a good functional replacement I'm happy to post about it once I've tested it.

Also, saying this because I love you guys but if I don't spell it out I will get a bunch of comments about it: If you yourself have managed to banish Gemini from your Drive account including from popping up in individual files, I'm interested! Please share. If you have not actually implemented a solution yourself, rest assured, anything you find I have already tried and it does not work.

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now introducing the future of music and entertainment, endless options of sound (eos)

eos is an app that i script into most of my drs. i got inspired to create it after coming across a video on youtube of someone re-designing spotifys UI. i’ve used spotify, apple music, amazon music, youtube music, and many more music streaming services and none of them ever lived up to my expectations, so i thought why not create what i’ve always wanted? i took a long hard look at all of the features i wish the current apps had and put them all into one. i posted about it before on my previous account but didn’t go into the actual details much. it started as a music streaming app when it was launched but became much more than that. it’s one of my favorite parts of my drs because i’m an avid music listener and the features are to die for. eos is the only music streaming app in my drs. i also have a ceo dr where i’m the ceo of it because this app has basically become my child!!! anyways here’s what i have after working on it for months!

eos was launched on october 31, 2001 by robyn fenty (she’s older LMAO) and aliyah haughton. the app immediately gained popularity as the first and only music streaming service. it was created as a space where everyone could enjoy music. years later it implemented audiobooks, podcasts, music videos, interviews, merch, and concert tickets. it stands out with its flawless performance that never crashes or has bugs, its exceptional algorithm for fresh experiences each playtime, and its features like eosoulmates that connects users through shared music tastes.

lyrics and subtitles are always available in any language desired by the user and the platform includes organization like no other. exclusive presale codes are able for top listeners of specific artists because the app has its own ticketing system. eos is free for all users as the founders wanted to make a space to unify people during life’s challenge. to maintain this while making sure artists are fairly paid, revenue is generated through a share of concert ticket and merchandise sales, in-app donations directly supporting artists, non-intrusive sponsorships and partnerships, and grants from philanthropic organizations. this guarantees that eos stays true to making music accessible while supporting creators and users globally.

to expand on existing sounds of music and entertainment, the service implemented dolby atmos to its highest quality with no extra price to artists for using it.

eos also features eos karaoke: sing it your way. within this are lyrics that are displayed in perfect sync with customizable highlighting options, while users can adjust the original vocals (mute, reduce, or add harmonies) for a personalized performance. advanced pitch tracking gives real-time feedback, along with timing guides and a practice mode for perfecting songs. voice effects like reverb, autotune, and fun filters are available to take things to a higher level or have fun with friends and family. dual-screen mode connects to tvs for party setups and users can enjoy duets with friends or group singing for up to 10 people. karaoke playlists are curated based on mood, listening habits, or vocal range. sessions can be recorded and shared with friends or on social media. a scoring system with feedback helps users improve their singing while earning fun badges. eos karaoke also offers live virtual karaoke rooms, offline mode for downloaded tracks, and customizable themes for lyric screens and backgrounds. a special kid-friendly mode ensures the fun for all age groups.

eos allows music and entertainment to be accessible, fun, and, immersive to everyone.

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It's so funny when people say "not all AI sucks! only generative AI!" because generative AI is genuinely an amazing technology.

You know why those early AI images like crayon and such were so strange and dreamlike? It's because generative algorithms actually do generate those images. They don't copypaste like a collage, images are created pixel-by-pixel. Generative AIs are actually systems that assimilate concepts, associate them to images, are able to translate instructions in plain human text instead of code and create new things from it (this was seen as pure science fiction less than 5 years ago). This is why AI images now have better quality, because new models are able to understand more concepts and implement them. Because the idea with generative AI isn't and shouldn't for it to be able to just copy-paste images or text, it's the ability to generate new images or text from learned concepts.

This post gets, in a very easy, understandable way, into the details on how this works. And I hope you do give it a read no matter your stand on this:

This, as I always say, was considered pure science fiction, a thing that would not exist until at least the 2100s if at all, and it is now here. And not only by corporations, but open-source models are being researched by the minute.

No, I do not care for AI corporations and I don't care for what they're mostly trying to use AI for (advertising and customer service). I care about what can become of this technology. Advertising and mass produced shit will be shit, no matter if it's done by human or AI. Do I expect an advertisement to be shit because it uses AI? No, I expect it to be shit because it is an advertisement.

What will be interesting, and I think we will see more in the future when the utterly poisoned current discourse about AI calms down, will be when artists with interesting concepts and a good handle of these tools start to create new things, much like synthesizers or photographers didn't ruin music or art, because there was always an artist behind the tool in the first place. Someone is doing those prompts to create something. Your question should be who and why.

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“That Makes Me Smart”

If you'd like an essay-formatted version of this post to read or share, here's a link to it on pluralistic.net, my surveillance-free, ad-free, tracker-free blog:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/12/04/its-not-a-lie/#its-a-premature-truth

The Biden administration disappointed, frustrated and enraged in so many ways, including abetting a genocide – but one consistent bright spot over the past four years was the unseen-for-generations frontal assault on corporate power and corporate corruption.

The three words that define this battle above all others are "unfair and deceptive" – words that appear in Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act and other legislation modeled on it, like USC40 Section 41712(a), which gives the Department of Transportation the power to ban "unfair and deceptive" practices as well:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/01/10/the-courage-to-govern/#whos-in-charge

When Congress created an agency to punish "unfair and deceptive" conduct, they were saying to the American people, "You have a right not to be cheated." While this may sound obvious, it's hardly how the world works.

To get a sense of how many ripoffs are part of our daily lives, let's take a little tour of the ways that the FTC and other agencies have used the "unfair and deceptive" standard to defend you over the past four years. Take Amazon Prime: Amazon executives emailed one another, openly admitting that in their user tests, the public was consistently fooled by Amazon's "get free shipping with Prime" dialog boxes, thinking they were signing up for free shipping and not understanding that they were actually signing up to send the company $140/year. They had tested other versions of the signup workflow that users were able to correctly interpret, but they decided to go with the confusing version because it made them more money:

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/05/amazon-execs-may-be-personally-liable-for-tricking-users-into-prime-sign-ups/

Getting you signed up for Prime isn't just a matter of taking $140 out of your pocket once – because while Amazon has produced a greased slide that whisks you into a recurring Prime subscription, the process for canceling that recurring payment is more like a greased pole you must climb to escape the Prime pit. This is typical of many services, where signing up happens in a couple clicks, but canceling is a Kafkaesque nightmare. The FTC decided that this was an "unfair and deceptive" business practice and used its authority to create a "Click to Cancel" rule that says businesses have to make it as easy to cancel a recurring payment as it was to sign up for it:

https://www.theregister.com/2023/07/12/ftc_cancel_subscriptions/

Once businesses have you locked in, they also spy on you, ingesting masses of commercial surveillance data that you "consented" to by buying a car, or clicking to a website, or installing an app, or just physically existing in space. They use this to implement "surveillance pricing," raising prices based on their estimation of your desperation. Uber got caught doing this a decade ago, raising the price of taxi rides for users whose batteries were about to die, but these days, everyone's in on the game. For example, McDonald's has invested in a company that spies on your finances to determine when your payday is, and then raises the price of your usual breakfast sandwich by a dollar the day you get paid:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/06/05/your-price-named/#privacy-first-again

Everything about this is "unfair and deceptive" – from switching prices the second you click into the store to the sham of consent that consists of, say, picking up your tickets to a show and being ordered to download an app that comes with 20,000 words of terms and conditions that allows the company that sends you a QR code to spy on you for the rest of your life in any way they can and sell the data to anyone who'll buy it.

As bad as it is to be trapped in an abusive relationship as a shopper, it's a million times worse to be trapped as a worker. One in 18 American workers is under a noncompete "agreement" that makes it illegal for you to change jobs and work for someone else in the same industry. The vast majority of these workers are in low-waged food-service jobs. The primary use of the American noncompete is to stop the cashier at Wendy's from getting an extra $0.25/hour by taking a job at McDonald's.

Noncompetes are shrouded in a fog of easily dispelled bossly bullshit: claims that noncompetes raise wages (empirically, this is untrue), or that they enable "IP"-intensive industries to grow by protecting their trade secrets. This claim is such bullshit: you can tell by the fact that noncompetes are banned under California's state constitution and yet the most IP-intensive industries have attracted hundreds of billions – if not trillions – in investment capital even though none of their workforce can be bound under a noncompete. The FTC's order banning noncompetes for every worker in America simply brings the labor regime that created Silicon Valley and Hollywood to the rest of the country:

https://pluralistic.net/2023/10/26/hit-with-a-brick/#graceful-failure

Noncompetes aren't the only "unfair and deceptive" practice used against American workers. The past decade has seen the rise of private equity consolidation in several low-waged industries, like pet grooming. The new owners of every pet grooming salon within 20 miles of your house haven't just slashed workers' wages, they've also cooked up a scheme that lets them charge workers thousands of dollars if they quit these shitty jobs. This scheme is called a "training repayment agreement provision" (TRAP!): workers who are TRAPped at Petsmart are made to work doing menial jobs like sweeping up the floor for three to four weeks. Petsmart calls this "training," and values it at $5,500. If you quit your pet grooming job in the next two years, you legally owe PetSmart $5,500 to "repay" them for the training:

https://pluralistic.net/2022/08/04/its-a-trap/#a-little-on-the-nose

Workers are also subjected to "unfair and deceptive" bossware: "AI" tools sold to bosses that claim they can sort good workers from bad, but actually serve as random-number generators that penalize workers in arbitrary, life-destroying ways:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/11/26/hawtch-hawtch/#you-treasure-what-you-measure

Some of the most "unfair and deceptive" conduct we endure happens in shadowy corners of industry, where obscure middlemen help consolidated industries raise prices and pick your pocket. All the meat you buy in the grocery store comes from a cartel of processing and packing companies that all subscribe to the same "price consulting" services that tells them how to coordinate across-the-board price rises (tell me again how greedflation isn't a thing?):

https://pluralistic.net/2023/10/04/dont-let-your-meat-loaf/#meaty-beaty-big-and-bouncy

It's not just food, it's all of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Take shelter: the highly consolidated landlord industry uses apps like Realpage to coordinate rental price hikes, turning the housing crisis into a housing emergency:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/07/24/gouging-the-all-seeing-eye/#i-spy

And of course, health is the most "unfair and deceptive" industry of all. Useless middlemen like "Pharmacy Benefit Managers" ("a spreadsheet with political power" -Matt Stoller) coordinate massive price-hikes in the drugs you need to stay alive, which is why Americans pay substantially more for medicine than anyone else in the world, even as the US government spends more than any other to fund pharma research, using public money:

https://pluralistic.net/2024/09/23/shield-of-boringness/#some-men-rob-you-with-a-fountain-pen

It's not just drugs: every piece of equipment – think hospital beds and nuclear medicine machines – as well as all the consumables – from bandages to saline – at your local hospital runs through a cartel of "Group Purchasing Organizations" that do for hospital equipment what PBMs do for medicine:

https://pluralistic.net/2021/09/27/lethal-dysfunction/#luxury-bones

For the past four years, we've lived in an America where a substantial portion of the administrative state went to war every day to stamp out unfair and deceptive practices. It's still happening: yesterday, the CFPB (which Musk has vowed to shut down) proposed a new rule that would ban the entire data brokerage industry, who nonconsensually harvest information about every American, and package it up into categories like "teenagers from red states seeking abortions" and "military service personnel with gambling habits" and "seniors with dementia" and sell this to marketers, stalkers, foreign governments and anyone else with a credit-card:

https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsroom/cfpb-proposes-rule-to-stop-data-brokers-from-selling-sensitive-personal-data-to-scammers-stalkers-and-spies/

And on the same day, the FTC banned the location brokers who spy on your every movement and sell your past and present location, again, to marketers, stalkers, foreign governments and anyone with a credit card:

https://www.404media.co/ftc-bans-location-data-company-that-powers-the-surveillance-ecosystem/

These are tantalizing previews of a better life for every American, one in which the rule is, "play fair." That's not the world that Trump and his allies want to build. Their motto isn't "cheaters never prosper" – it's "caveat emptor," let the buyer beware.

Remember the 2016 debate where Clinton accused Trump of cheating on his taxes and he admitted to it, saying "That makes me smart?" Trumpism is the movement of "that makes me smart" life, where if you get scammed, that's your own damned fault. Sorry, loser, you lost.

Nowhere do you see this more than in cryptocurrencyland, so it's not a coincidence that tens – perhaps hundreds – in dark crypto money was flushed into the election, first to overpower Democratic primaries and kick out Dem legislators who'd used their power to fight the "unfair and deceptive" crowd:

https://www.politico.com/newsletters/california-playbook-pm/2024/02/13/crypto-comes-for-katie-porter-00141261

And then to fight Dems across the board (even the Dems whose primary victories were funded by dark crypto money) and elect the GOP as the party of "caveat emptor"/"that makes me smart":

https://www.coindesk.com/news-analysis/2024/12/02/crypto-cash-fueled-53-members-of-the-next-u-s-congress

Crypto epitomizes the caveat emptor economy. By design, fraudulent crypto transactions can't be reversed. If you get suckered, that's canonically a you problem. And boy oh boy, do crypto users get suckered (including and especially those who buy Trump's shitcoins):

https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/

And for crypto users who get ripped off because they've parked their "money" in an online wallet, there's no sympathy, just "not your keys, not your coins":

https://www.ledger.com/academy/not-your-keys-not-your-coins-why-it-matters

A cornerstone of the "unfair and deceptive" world is that only suckers – that is, outsiders, marks and little people – have to endure consequences when they get rooked. When insiders get ripped off, all principle is jettisoned. So it's not surprising that when crypto insiders got taken for millions the first time they created a DAO, they tore up all the rules of the crypto world and gave themselves the mulligan that none of the rest of us are entitled to in cryptoland:

https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/07/20/hard-fork-completed

Where you find crypto, you find Elon Musk, the guy who epitomizes caveat emptor thinking. This is a guy who has lied to drivers to get them to buy Teslas by promising "full self driving in one year," every year, since 2015:

https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/autonomous-driving/timeline-of-tesla-self-driving-aspirations-a9686689375/

Musk told investors that he had a "prototype" autonomous robot that could replace their workers, then demoed a guy in a robot suit, pretending to be a robot:

https://gizmodo.com/elon-musk-unveils-his-funniest-vaporware-yet-1847523016

Then Musk did it again, two years later, demoing a remote-control robot while lying and claiming that it was autonomous:

https://techcrunch.com/2024/10/14/tesla-optimus-bots-were-controlled-by-humans-during-the-we-robot-event

This is entirely typical of the AI sector, in which "AIs" are revealed, over and over, to be low-waged workers pretending to be robots, so much so that Indian tech industry insiders joke that "AI" stands for "Absent Indians":

https://pluralistic.net/2024/01/29/pay-no-attention/#to-the-little-man-behind-the-curtain

Musk's view is that he's not a liar, merely a teller of premature truths. Autonomous cars and robots are just around the corner (just like the chatbots that can do your job, and not merely convince your boss to fire you while failing to do your job). He's not tricking you, he's just faking it until he makes it. It's not a scam, it's inspirational. Of course, if he's wrong and you are scammed, well, that's a you problem. Caveat emptor. That makes him smart.

Musk does this all the time. Take the Twitter blue tick, originally conceived of as a way to keep Twitter users from being scammed ("unfair and deceptive") by con artists pretending to be famous people. Musk's inaugural act at Twitter was to take away blue ticks from verified users and sell them to anyone who'd pay $8/month. Almost no one coughed up for this – the main exception being scammers, who used their purchased, unverified blue ticks to steal from Twitter users ("that makes me smart").

As Twitter hemorrhaged advertising revenue and Musk became increasingly desperate to materialize an army of $8/month paid subscribers, he pulled another scam: he nonconsensually applied blue ticks to prominent accounts, in a bid to trick normies into thinking that widely read people valued blue ticks so much they were paying for them out of their own pockets:

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-65365366

If you were tricked into buying a blue tick on this pretense, well, caveat emptor. Besides, it's not a lie, it's a premature truth. Someday all those widely read users with nonconsensual blue ticks will surely value them so highly that they do start to pay for them. And if they don't? Well, Musk got your $8: "that makes me smart."

Scammers will always tell you that they're not lying to you, merely telling premature truths. Sam Bankman-Fried's defenders will tell you that he didn't actually steal all those billions. He gambled them on a bet that (sorta-kinda) paid off. Eventually, he was able to make all his victims (sorta-kinda) whole, so it's not even a theft:

https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/08/business/ftx-bankruptcy-plan-repay-creditors/index.html

Likewise, Tether, a "stablecoin" that was unable to pass an audit for many years as it issued unbacked, unregulated securities while lying and saying that for every dollar they minted, they had a dollar in reserves. Tether now (maybe) has reserves to equal its outstanding coins, so obviously all those years where they made false claims, they weren't lying, merely telling a premature truth:

https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/cryptocriticscorner/episodes/Tether-wins–Skeptics-lose-the-end-of-an-era-e2rhf5e

If Tether had failed a margin call during those years and you'd lost everything, well, caveat emptor. The Tether insiders were always insulated from that risk, and that's all that matters: "that makes me smart."

When I think about the next four years, this is how I frame it: the victory of "that makes me smart" over "fairness and truth."

For years, progressives have pointed out the right's hypocrisy, despite that fact that Americans have been conditioned to be so cynical that even the rankest hypocrisy doesn't register. But "caveat emptor?" That isn't just someone else's bad belief or low ethics: it's the way that your life is materially, significantly worsened. The Biden administration – divided between corporate Dems and the Warren/Sanders wing that went to war on "unfair and deceptive" – was ashamed and nearly silent on its groundbreaking work fighting for fairness and honesty. That was a titanic mistake.

Americans may not care about hypocrisy, but they really care about being stolen from. No one wants to be a sucker.

[tutorsindia152]

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Other Fandom Archives

At least, other ones running on the otw-archive software!

SquidgeWorld Archive

Open to all fandoms, SqWA is run under the nonprofit squidge.org! In addition to the archive there, Squidge also offers image hosting, podfic hosting and a bunch of other excellent services. Beyond that, it utilizes more extensive archive warnings than AO3 and also accommodates two additional relationship categories! SqWA has a no-AI policy that is both up front legally and implemented behind the scenes through various coding measures.

The TOS is here. The information about the additional warnings can be found here.

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Ad Astra :: Star Trek Fanfiction Archive

A single-fandom Star Trek fanfiction archive, this one's home for any and all Trek fandom! Using the same warnings as AO3, but a much stricter (and therefore searchable) tagging scheme, Ad Astra's also connected to one of the friendliest and most supportive Trek communities on the internet! We run weekly challenges, monthly review/comment hunts and like the other archives, we take a very hardline stance against AI both in actual terms and in firewalling the site. AI 'bots can't even reach the server before getting sucked into a black hole of 4XX errors and bannination jail!

There's an additional QPR (Queer-platonic relationships) tag accepted in the form of Character A ~ Character B, as well. Two invitations go out once a day, unless you want to contact me directly, then I can send one immediately.

Find the site FAQs here, please pay special attention to the posting rules!!

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superlove

Run off of a macbook by a very talented young person, superlove is for all fandoms and original fiction and pretty much whatever else melo wants to open the doors for! In addition to the same archive warnings and relationships available to people using AO3, superlove also has a few more warnings that users can use and both QPR and vs. tags for queer-platonic and adversarial relationships. Given this is largely a private project, please make sure you review the rules carefully.

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Comic Fanfiction Authors Archive

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[justinspoliticalcorner]

Steven Beschloss at America, America:

I rarely publish on Sunday, but I realized this story could not wait until Monday. Yesterday evening Donald Trump called for 2,000 National Guard troops to confront protestors in Los Angeles County, a move that seriously and dangerously escalates the conflict over his mass deportation agenda. This is exactly what Trump wanted. California Gov. Gavin Newsom called the federal action “purposefully inflammatory” and said that it would “only escalate tensions.” The governor also noted this deployment of soldiers is “not because there is a shortage of law enforcement, but because they want a spectacle.” This followed two days of protests, in which police clad in riot gear fired tear gas and flash-bang grenades to quell the dissent after dozens of migrants were detained by ICE agents. David Huerta, the president of the Service Employees International Union who was reportedly observing and documenting the ICE activity, was pushed to the ground, arrested and subsequently taken to the hospital to treat a head injury. To pursue this federalizing escalation and take control of California’s National Guard, Trump invoked Title 10 of the U.S. Code on Armed Services. According to Title 10, this is permissible when the U.S. is invaded or in danger of invasion, there is a rebellion or danger of a rebellion against the government's authority, or the president is unable to execute the law “with regular forces.” Trump’s directive yesterday stated, “To the extent that protests or acts of violence directly inhibit the execution of the laws, they constitute a form of rebellion against the authority of the Government of the United States.” Note the words: “a form of rebellion.” And note the further escalation by Defense Secretary and Trump sycophant Pete Hegseth who posted this on social media: “The DeptofDefense is mobilizing the National Guard IMMEDIATELY to support federal law enforcement in Los Angeles. And, if violence continues, active duty Marines at Camp Pendleton will also be mobilized—they are on high alert.”

Gov. Newsom’s response: “The Secretary of Defense is now threatening to deploy active-duty Marines on American soil against its own citizens. This is deranged behavior.” Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass’ response to the federal actions: "These tactics sow terror in our communities and disrupt basic principles of safety in our city.” The American Civil Liberties Union also commented on the decision to federalize National Guard troops. “By taking this action, the Trump administration is putting Angelenos in danger, creating legal and ethical jeopardy for troops, and recklessly undermining our foundational democratic principle that the military should not police civilians,” said Hina Shamsi, director of the ACLU’s National Security Project. To be clear, violent protest plays into the Trump regime’s hands; this is a time that calls for non-violent civil disobedience against a hostile government that is bent on implementing a police state with the use of our military.

The current confrontation is exactly what Trump wanted and promised. Recall his comments in October during the campaign: “I think the bigger problem is the enemy from within…We have some very bad people. We have some sick people, radical left lunatics…and it should be very easily handled by, if necessary, by National Guard, or if really necessary, by the military, because they can’t let that happen.” [...]

Next week, on June 14, when Trump will be despicably parading massive military force in the streets of Washington, every American who rejects this despotic regime has an opportunity to peacefully protest in the “No Kings” demonstrations across America. This act of defiance could not be more democratic and American.

The situation in LA is being escalated by the Trump Regime just so he can enact a Reichstag Fire excuse to trample on our freedoms.

See Also:

The Guardian: US national guard arrive in Los Angeles after protests over immigration raids

AP, via HuffPost: National Guard Troops Arrive In Los Angeles On Trump's Orders To Quell Immigration Protests

Let's Address This (Qasim Rashid): Trump Is Deploying the Military on Americans

[pcttrailsidereader]

Oh Yes!?...Oh No!?

I can recall two among many images walking the Pacific Crest Trail. One of those is the vast clearcut landscape near Snoqualmie Pass back in 1981 and walking through miles and miles of burnt out forests in California in 2018 and 2019. Seeing these impacts in person have never left me. In the middle of that range of years the Forest Service put into place the Northwest Forest Plan. The plan was enacted in 1994 and included 24 million acres across federal land. The intent was to preserve mature and old-growth forests and protect species, including the marbled murrelet, salmon and the northern spotted owl.

The Biden administration has begun a process to update the plan. This update would address changes that include the loss of nearly 7% of protected old-growth forest within the plan area because of wildfire. The loss has eliminated gains of old growth that were achieved during the first 25 years of the plan.

Existing Northwest Forest Plan area

The Forest Service wants to issue a final environmental impact statement (EIS) on the proposed amendments in 2025, under the imminent Trump administration. What the impact of that will be are not totally clear.

Wildfire in old growth forests is sure to increase due to climate change and a long history of fire suppression that has added to forest density and fuels throughout the plan area. The plan area impacts forests from the Canadian border south to just north of San Francisco...encompassing large parts of the PCT.

The public has until March 17 to comment on the Forest Services draft EIS on proposed amendments. Some potential positives in the draft amendments include long overdue tribal co-stewardship in implementing managment practices, along with other reforms to enhance the relationship between tribes and the national forests on their ancestral lands. Tribes were not consulted back in 1994 when the original NW Forest Plan was put into place.

The proposed changes would also greatly increase logging, burning and thinning within the national forests in the plan areas. For the past three decades trees 80-120 years old in national forests west of the Cascades within the plan area, including Olympic (not along the PCT), Mount Baker-Snoqualmie and Gifford Pinchot national forests have been off limits to logging. Under the proposed changes these areas would be open to logging for restoration and economic benefits to rural communities.

Within this expansive area are trees that are nearly 200 years old. These giants could also be logged for the purpose of ecological restoration. Trees older than 200 years would be off limits to logging in most circumstances.

Forests east of the Cascades in the plan area would also be open for burning, mechanical thinning and cutting for both restoration and to provide jobs for timber workers and mills. The volunteer federal advisory committee that included scientists, tribes, and academics had a goal in mind when they drafted the amendments. The amendments east and west of the Cascades are meant to create more economic opportunity for rural communities while making forests more resilient to increased fires frequency and severity of those fires.

Whether or not economics, fire/forest management are the key drivers in the proposed amendments is open to discussion. We know that fire is natural in forests. The goal of the amendment appears to also bring fire back where it has been suppressed and to tame risk by removing fuel where forest have gotten too dense. Differentiating between moist and dry forest types and young and old forests, with more logging recommended in younger and drier forests.

Ryan Talbot, Pacific Northwest conservation advocate for Wild Earth Guardians, suggests that fire is being used to justify more cutting. He says, "Fire is kind of being used a means to do more logging with a lot of code words like restoration and resiliency." Public meetings on the plan amendments outlined in the draft EIS begin in January. The Forest Service has published a calendar of meeting times and locations, links to webinars, tips on how to comment and a draft EIS (DEIS) document library in its most recent newsletter about the plan amendment.

Your thoughts and feelings about the amendment are important. If you have walked anywhere in the west, including the PCT, you have witnessed the effects of logging and fire. With each hiking season on the PCT being more and more impacted by climate change and subsequent fires is reason enough to weigh in on the DEIS. We hope you will consider adding your voice. The images of vast clearcuts and greyed out acre upon acre of burnt forest land has never left my memory. For the short time we are here on the planet maybe we can influence the life of forests along the PCT long after we have hiked our last mile and taken our final breath leaving a thriving landscape for those coming behind us.

[thetimesofindia]

Big e-Aadhaar revamp on the cards! No more photocopies of Aadhaar card required, updation to become easy; check top steps

The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) is set to revamp e-Aadhaar, introducing a QR code-based system to eliminate need for physical copies. Updates, excluding biometrics, will be automated through integrated databases, reducing center visits.

Big e-Aadhaar revamp soon! In the coming weeks, a new QR code-based application will eliminate the need for Aadhaar card physical photocopies to be submitted. Users can share digital versions of their Aadhaar, choosing between complete or masked formats.By November, the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) is also planning to introduce a streamlined procedure that will significantly reduce visits to Aadhaar centres for updation.Except for biometric submissions, updates to address and other information will be automated through integration with various official databases. These include birth certificates, matriculation records, driving licences, passports, PAN cards, PDS and MNREGA systems.This initiative aims to simplify the process for citizens whilst reducing fraudulent document submissions for Aadhaar registration. Additionally, discussions are in progress to incorporate electricity bill records to enhance user convenience.Also Read | ITR filing FY 2024-25: Several changes in Form 16! Top things salaried taxpayers shouldn’t missUIDAI's chief executive officer Bhuvnesh Kumar has informed TOI about a newly developed application, with approximately 2,000 out of one lakh machines already utilising this new system."You will soon be able to do everything sitting at home other than providing fingerprints and IRIS," he said.e-Aadhaar Revamp: Explained in Top PointsThe application will enable users to update personal details including addresses, telephone numbers, names and incorrect birth date corrections.The introduction of QR code-based Aadhaar transfers between mobile devices or applications is considered essential for preventing misuse, with potential applications ranging from hotel check-ins to identity verification during rail travel. "It offers maximum user control over your own data and can be shared only with consent," Kumar said.The system can additionally be implemented by sub-registrars and registrars during property registration procedures to prevent fraudulent activities.Kumar indicated that UIDAI is working with state governments to incorporate Aadhaar verification for individuals registering properties, aiming to reduce instances of fraud.UIDAI has commenced discussions with CBSE and additional examination boards to facilitate biometric and other data updates for children, which needs to be completed during two age brackets: between five and seven years, and between 15 and 17 years. They are planning a dedicated campaign to address the pending updates, which include eight crore cases for the first update (children aged five to seven years) and 10 crore cases for the second update.Additionally, UIDAI is collaborating with various organisations, including security agencies and hospitality establishments, to extend Aadhaar services to entities where its use is not mandatory.Stay informed with the latest business news, updates on bank holidays and public holidays.

[the1younevernoticed]

Federal workforce email series (VA social worker):

I am editing some things down. I will be sharing non-political facts and personal concerns as they relate to me on a personal level through my job. My opinions and beliefs do not represent the VA, the government, or any political party. These posts are to encourage transparency for all.

DEFENDING WOMEN FROM GENDER IDEOLOGY EXTREMEISM

Sent: Friday, January 31, 2025 9:47 AM

To: VA All Mailboxes

Subject: MESSAGE FROM THE ACTING SECRETARY

MESSAGE FROM THE ACTING SECRETARY

DEFENDING WOMEN FROM GENDER IDEOLOGY EXTREMEISM

Fellow VA Employees,

I am writing regarding President Trump’s Executive Order (EO) entitled Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government.

VA’s leadership team has received guidance from the Office of Personnel Management and is working to execute the EO fully, faithfully, and thoughtfully.

The complete implementation timeline for the EO is 120 days, and during this time we ask all VA employees to take no action until specifically directed through subsequent guidance, which will be issued by the Office of the Secretary.

Thank you.

Todd B. Hunter

Acting

I have to be honest. This one . . . got me.

I have blacked out the VISN (region for my VA) in this to protect myself and other staff members.

As stated, I am a social worker. I follow a code of ethics for my clinical practice. This includes service to those in need, social justice, and dignity and worth of the person.

Gender identity is such a crucial part of people’s ability to feel whole and healthy. We have made leaps and bounds in the mental health field to learn about people, how to help them, and respect them.

We have veterans who identify as trans, non-binary, and cis gendered in our service, and as patient facing professionals it falls to us to treat them holistically.

My team has been concerned, once again, if we will be ordered to not perform our social work practice as our code of ethics expects of us. And how this could affect our patients.

Time will tell what changes are expected from us.

On a personal note, the title of this order seems . . . . . . As a woman, I have never felt a need to be “defended” from any gender discussions or ideas. I feel confident in my ability to review many different ideals and come to my own conclusions. I myself am not trans, and I do not feel any sway from anyone I know as trans for me to “become so”. My sexual identity is just for me to decide, just as my non-sexual identity is.

Disclaimer: this post is for educational purposes and is in no way supporting any particular political party and is not meant to incite any political activity

[ducksido]

can i request for singaporean yuu PLEASE 🙏 honestly i don’t even know if other people outside of our tiny ahh island knows we exist 😭💔😔

I honestly thought Singapore was somewhere in the northen territory or in perth

Grim:

“YOU HAVE A BAN ON CHEWING GUM?! HOW DO YOU SURVIVE?!”

Is horrified when they tell him he’d get fined for littering.

Immediately respects their hawker food choices, though.

Crowley:

“Ah, my dear prefect! Perhaps you’d like to implement some of Singapore’s efficiency at NRC?”

Hears about their country’s world-class organization and tries to make them help with school admin work.

Crewel:

“You actually follow dress codes? Finally, some discipline!”

Mildly impressed by their ability to keep uniforms neat despite the heat.

Trein:

“Your country speaks multiple languages fluently? I approve.”

Gives them extra credit for bilingualism (or trilingualism, or more).

Vargas:

“Wait, you had mandatory military service? I need to see your training.”

Tries to get them to teach self-defense.

Sam:

“So you have entire food centers where dishes from all over Asia exist in one place? My kind of people!”

Wants them to give him a tour of every single Singaporean dish.

Heartslabyul

Riddle:

“Your country is known for strict rules? Excellent!”

Slightly alarmed that they can fluently mix English, Chinese, and Malay in one sentence.

Ace:

“You’ve got a 24-hour airport mall and late-night food stalls? I need to visit.”

Now demands a Singapore-style late-night supper at NRC.

Deuce:

“Your country has one of the lowest crime rates? I respect that.”

Confused about how they’re chaotic yet law-abiding at the same time.

Trey:

“So, what’s the best hawker center dish?”

Ready to take notes.

Cater:

“OMG, your city looks like something out of a sci-fi movie! That skyline!!”

Spams selfies with them in front of every cool place at NRC.

Savanaclaw

Leona:

“You live somewhere hot and humid but still function? Impressive.”

Now naps under their shade like a cat.

Ruggie:

“You know how to get the best food for cheap? Teach me your ways.”

They now have a shared budget meal strategy.

Jack:

“Your country values discipline and respect? I respect that.”

Finds their balance of chaos and order fascinating.

Octavinelle

Azul:

“Wait, your country is a business hub? Let’s talk.”

Immediately considers expanding Mostro Lounge into a luxury seafood restaurant like Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands.

Jade:

“Ah, I see you have a deep appreciation for fine dining and street food alike.”

Finds their food knowledge interesting and probes them for more.

Floyd:

“You call people ‘blur like sotong’ when they’re clueless? HA! I like you!”

Now calls people ‘sotong’ all the time.

Scarabia

Kalim:

“Your country celebrates so many festivals from different cultures? That’s awesome!!”

Immediately wants to celebrate Chinese New Year, Deepavali, and Hari Raya at NRC.

Jamil:

“You grew up with different cultures and languages? That’s impressive.”

Quietly respects their adaptability.

Pomefiore

Vil:

“Your country has world-famous beauty products? Bring them to me now.”

Immediately wants a Singaporean skincare haul.

Rook:

“Ah, the grace of Peranakan heritage, the grandeur of Gardens by the Bay! Singapore is a living work of art!”

Now follows them around, asking about history.

Epel:

“Your city looks so fancy, but your slang is so casual… how does that even work?”

Slightly confused but finds Singlish hilarious.

Ignihyde

Idia:

“Wait, your country has some of the fastest internet in the world?!”

Immediately jealous.

Ortho:

“Singapore is a leader in technology and innovation! I love it!”

Now wants to show them all the high-tech parts of Ignihyde.

Diasomnia

Malleus:

“Your country has stories of ghost sightings… yet you remain unshaken. Interesting.”

Fascinated by their ghost stories.

Lilia:

“Singaporean chili crab, you say? I must try it!”

Now demands they cook it for him.

Silver:

“You respect discipline and structure? I relate to that.”

Finds their balance of fun and seriousness interesting.

Sebek:

“You respect elders and traditions?! Finally, someone with proper values!”

Immediately respects them.

RSA & Noble Bell

Neige:

“I heard Singapore has an entire street of colorful old buildings! So charming!”

Chenya:

“Your Singlish is hilarious! Teach me all the weirdest phrases.”

Rollo:

“Your city is clean and orderly? At least someone here understands decency.”

Singaporean!Yuu Chaos

“Bro, this school needs some efficiency. Where’s the ERP for ghosts?”

“If NRC had MRT transport, we wouldn’t be walking everywhere.”

“You call that spicy? Have you had sambal belacan?!”

“I swear, if one more person calls me ‘kiasu’—”

“OI, who finish my kaya toast?!”

Welcoming Singaporean!Yuu

First Impressions:

Mexican!Yuu: “Hold up—you speak like, three or four languages? That’s impressive, dude.” Brazilian!Yuu: “You seem all proper and rule-following, but I bet you have a wild side.” Aussie!Yuu: “So, you’re from a place with insane laws, but also some of the best food in the world? What a combo.” Sicilian!Yuu: “You’re city-smart. I can respect that.” Romanian!Yuu: “You believe in ghosts? Any creepy urban legends you wanna share?” Jamaican!Yuu: “You give off ‘calm but secretly chaotic’ energy. I like that.” Southern!Yuu: “You mean to tell me y’all got an entire system for hawker stalls? That’s some serious organization.” Florida Man!Yuu: “So, your country is all about rules… yeah, you and I are natural enemies.” Czech!Yuu: “You grew up around a mix of cultures too? That’s cool.” Thai!Yuu: “I can tell we’re gonna bond over food. You got chili tolerance?” Vietnamese!Yuu: “You talk fast. I like you.” Pakistani!Yuu: “You got a foot in so many cultures, man. I respect that.” Egyptian!Yuu: “You have a ‘no chewing gum’ law? That’s hardcore.” French!Yuu: “I heard you have some strong opinions about food. Let’s hear them.” Québécois!Yuu: “You’re bilingual? Me too. Ever wanna rant about things in another language, let’s go.” Greek!Yuu: “You’re from a city-state with a lot of history? Yeah, you and I should talk.” Irish!Yuu: “You drink coffee how strong? That’s practically illegal.” Scottish!Yuu: “You live in a place with strict laws, but I bet you know how to sneak around them.” Italian!Yuu: “You got opinions about food? So do I. We’re either gonna be best friends or rivals.” Aboriginal!Yuu: “Your culture sounds like it balances tradition and modern life. That’s really cool.” Arab!Yuu: “You understand what it’s like to live in a place with a deep blend of cultures. We’re gonna have some good conversations.” Philippine!Yuu: “Do you also get scolded for not eating enough rice? Because same.” Myanmar!Yuu: “You live in a place where everyone follows rules, huh? That must be... interesting.” South Georgia!Yuu: “Your country sounds fancy, but I bet you know some down-home tricks for surviving city life.”

How Singaporean!Yuu Fits In:

Bonds with Vietnamese!Yuu, Thai!Yuu, and Mexican!Yuu over food. They all take their cuisine very seriously, and debates about spice levels get intense.

Becomes close with Czech!Yuu, Arab!Yuu, and Pakistani!Yuu over shared multicultural experiences. They all understand what it’s like to grow up surrounded by different languages, customs, and traditions.

Southern!Yuu, Sicilian!Yuu, and Greek!Yuu respect Singaporean!Yuu’s efficiency. “You got a whole system for running things right? Teach me how to organize my life.”

Florida Man!Yuu constantly tries to get them to break a rule. “C’mon, just one minor crime.”

Scottish!Yuu, Irish!Yuu, and Aussie!Yuu think Singaporean!Yuu is a bit too well-behaved. They’re on a mission to bring out their inner gremlin.

French!Yuu and Italian!Yuu are skeptical of their food takes. “Fusion cuisine is acceptable—but let’s talk about proper cooking.”

Egyptian!Yuu and Greek!Yuu are fascinated by their city-state history. “You built one of the most successful modern societies out of practically nothing? Impressive.”

Philippine!Yuu and Singaporean!Yuu bond over strong family ties and expectations. “So, your family also expects you to be a high achiever?”

Final Verdict:

One of the most competent Yuus. If the group needs to get something done efficiently, Singaporean!Yuu is the one to ask.

Has very strong opinions about food. They will argue for hours about what makes the best laksa, and they take offense at anyone calling their cuisine “just a mix of others.”

Secretly has chaos energy but hides it well. Aussie!Yuu, Florida Man!Yuu, and Brazilian!Yuu are determined to unlock it.

The “responsible” one who somehow ends up in shenanigans anyway. They try to keep things organized, but when surrounded by Florida Man!Yuu and Aussie!Yuu? It’s impossible.

Linguistic powerhouse. Can switch between multiple languages mid-sentence just to confuse people.