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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706545/ Au Luxembourg: Le gouvernement va aussi s’attaquer à l’islamophobie #Lëtzebuerg #luxembourg #Luxemburg

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franni 1 month ago • diaspora

Ridgewood Roof, 2020 / Izzy Barber (b.1990)
#art

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franni 1 month ago • diaspora

This morning at Camassia, starring #frost, #clouds, and Oregon grape (Mahonia aquifolium)

#Frost #clouds

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franni 1 month ago • diaspora

The rest of the walk 😀
#Camassia #frosted #oak #savannah

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franni 1 month ago • diaspora

Simon sends, from #Whistler
#blast

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706543/ Dynamic duo: Wade, Kieffer spark Lady Marines’ comeback bid against Denmark | Sports #articles #Danmark #denmark #sports

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706537/ Keep a safe distance, reduce speed, take breaks — How to stay alive on Finland’s roads this Christmas | Yle News #finland #Suomi #uutiset

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706539/ Iranian envoy promotes cooperation in talks with Sweden FM #ENVOY #Iran #nyheter #Sverige #sweden

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franni 4 weeks ago • diaspora

Moonlight Night: Winter, 1942 / Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966)
From the Thornton Oakley Collection of Howard Pyle and His Students, Free Library of Philadelphia
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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706533/ Latest figures published for life expectancy in Northern Ireland #BallymenaNews #CausewayCoastAndGlens #CountyAntrim #ireland #LoveBallymena #MidAndEastAntrim #NorthernIrelandNews

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706535/ Iceland Social Democrats present new coalition government #iceland #island

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706530/ Latvijas Florbola savienība » LV » 2020/2021 » Jaunumi » “Lekrings” uzvar “FS Masters/Ulbroka” #2020 #Jaunumi #latvia #Latvija #lekrings #LV #mariuss #minūtē #punktiem #rūdolfs #turnīra #virskuls

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franni 3 weeks ago • diaspora

Book, c.2010 / Robert Stivers (b.1953)
#photography #gelatin silver print

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Stefano Marinelli 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

This morning, I took my wife to the hospital for routine blood tests that had been scheduled for some time. Everything was going smoothly: check-in, number, waiting room. Suddenly, everything came to a halt and shut down. I was connected to the hospital’s public Wi-Fi and noticed that my connection also went down.

Having managed a couple of similar facilities, I immediately understood what had happened. I saw the staff panicking and calling the technicians, but they quickly reorganized within 10 minutes. They managed to process everyone who already had a number and then proceeded with the others in the order of their arrival. Despite the ten-minute delay (even though people started complaining right away), they were extremely efficient.

I later confirmed that the entire booking, check-in, and queue system is “in the cloud.” The hospital experienced a connectivity interruption, and all related services stopped. The staff no longer had access to anything, so a technician sent the lists to a manager via another channel, and everything resumed manually.

For years, I’ve insisted that certain things MUST be local. The healthcare facilities I manage have all the necessary systems for the operation of the facility internally, including patient records. External services like websites, emails, etc., are secondary.

Everything essential must always be accessible locally and, in special cases, it should be possible to physically access the servers and connect directly to them, bypassing any network/switch failures.

There has been only one interruption in the past, due to human error. Today, we have redundant servers (not HA on virtualizers, but two machines running the same software with replicated databases - on separate power lines) so such an issue shouldn’t happen anymore.

Not everything can be anticipated, but history is a great teacher. The Internet connection will eventually be interrupted 😀

When it comes to the health and survival of people, there are no compromises.

#IT #Internet #Networking #Outage #Health #HA #Cloud #CloudComputing #OwnYourData

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EnigmaRotor ⁂ 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

#amen

TomAoki 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Exactly.
All critical data should be held locally as primary, and clouds should be for backups and shares. If making cloud as primary, multiple physical connections with different routes should be always kept, if the data there is "critical".

Kevin Russell 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@TomAoki
There are rules that can be followed, but medical records for 51 million people do not need to be stored at every hospital.

Your point is a start.

@TomAoki

TomAoki 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@kevinrns
Of course, single hospital doesn't need to host and manage records of other hospitals. But keeping their own patients' records locally as primary AND backing up in real time to (shared governmental) cloud would be wanted.
With this, they can access to their records even when external connections are lost and safe keep their records for hazards.

@Kevin Russell

Kevin Russell 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@TomAoki
Yep. Good rules can be made, they have not been made.

Seeing military organisations running Windows 95 is terrifying.

@TomAoki

Evannakita 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@TomAoki @kevinrns A shared governmental cloud does worry me considering the recent efforts by some Republican governors to obtain the medical records of trans people, though.

@Kevin Russell @TomAoki

TomAoki 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@evannakita @kevinrns
Well, there would be multiple aspects.
With shared records, especially if you have some chronic health problem and got ill on the trip, shared records would help you a lot.
OTOH, it surely has risks on privacy.

@Kevin Russell @Evannakita

Ralph058 (S/he/it) AF4EZ 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@TomAoki In life critical systems, NASA mandated triple redundancy. It was mainly to handle the Byzantine General problem but at least one system I worked on (DoD, not NASA), two processors went down (redundancy didn't go up the path enough in the initial design, handshake between processors failed)

@TomAoki

Brian Stafford 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@TomAoki Cloud == someone else's computer.

@TomAoki

TomAoki 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@briancs
Not limited as such.😉
There can be "local cloud" built using the organization's (or personal) own computers co-located on some datacenter. (Would be costly, though, but put them as remote backup site helps BCP. No need to be public cloud, but it would be trade-offs.)

@Brian Stafford

Epistatacadam 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

To support you, when cloud services first arrived, we frontline workers received explicit instructions: no clinical data was to be put on the cloud.
The director of IT changed, the new one had no experience of running the system having gone on an IT course after attaining his management qualifications.
Within weeks a new directive came out, all vital data was to be stored on the cloud as it was more secure.
It was but at peak times it just wasn't available!=> Copies on USB drives!

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UkeleleEric 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

So many people are so reliant on things that they ultimately have no control over. I know how to do things the 'old-fashioned' way. I also eschew devices or systems that are needlessly complicated or reliant on technology. Many years ago, I was a programmer - I am no technophile, just realistic. Nothing wrong with following a Satnav, as long as there is a map in the car for when something goes wrong...

Just Bob 🇺🇲♒🐧🪖 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Putting any kind of stuff on the "cloud" is just setting up fails. The "cloud" is NOT safe. Not only does governments have access, hackers do to.

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MeidasRomi 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

thei should have redundancy for the internet access (from two different providers) like most good offices have now.

Arqtec 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Just another reason to STOP ELON MUSK

Zeki Çatav 🤔 ☕ 🕯️🎶 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@stefano

@Stefano Marinelli

Angela Scholder 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

I absolutely fully agree!

Alex 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

hospitals I've worked with usually have back-to-paper drills semi regularly so that a network or software failure won't dramatically impact patient care.

David Palk#RejoinEU 💖🇪🇺🤎🕊 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Absolutely. Not as life critical as your experience but I was the IT manager of a broking house in the City of London. Absolutely everything was backed up, both on site behind fire walls, literal & programmed. We also had off-site secure back ups. We were bombed out by the IRA twice in the eighties, up and running in two hours. Just goes to show & privately, I wouldn't put a damn thing up to the cloud. An 'accident' waiting to happen IMO

Kevin Russell 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@TomAoki

My main point is the complex protections and needs have NOT been accounted for, the continuation of providing service despite computational sctewups has not been met, or studied.

Its a complete dogs breakfast.

@TomAoki

Mark vW 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Storing HIPAA stuff on somebody else's computer...who has explicitly disclaimed any liability for the loss or misuse of that information.... What could possibly go wrong?

Kris Gainsforth - KB0STG 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Local also means that you need to have more FTE IT staff in order to deploy, secure, update and monitor. I understand why SaaS vendors like Epic are being used more and more. Budgets vs. redundancy.

Do I like it? No.
Am I justifying it? No.

Just looking at it from a patient that works in security and sees budget problems all the time.

Debra Shannon 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

about 6 years ago a doctor asked me the best way to set up his new office and patients files. I recommended a server that was not connected to the internet to keep his patients records. The program on the web he wanted to use we could basically restyle to suit his needs. He found that idea unacceptable and went with a cloud based company. I often wonder how many times he goes down or needs to tell patients their files have been compromised.

kikebenlloch 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

I couldn't agree more. Choose whichever architecture you wish (IDK -even periodical local copies of cloud repositories if nothing else is available or supported by management) but ask yourself if critical services are really autonomous or else can be brought down by not-so-extreme circumstances and render basic vital information inaccessible. If I depend on a single wire (literally or figuratively speaking) I'm likely to run into trouble.

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Jérôme Carretero 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

One example to add to
@bert_hubert 's https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/cyber-security-pre-war-reality-check/

@bert hubert 🇺🇦🇪🇺

SLCW💥 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Cloud-based critical infrastructure has to have redundant connectivity using multiple providers to prevent things like this from happening. And ideally, one cloud should be mirrored to another with a second provider so that N+1 redundancy is maintained at every level. Redundant clouds, and redundant connectivity, otherwise you're at risk of failure at multiple single points.

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AskPippa🇨🇦 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Of interest to @Pathealth ?

@Pat Rich

Rick 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@eschaton I won’t install anything in my home automation that requires an internet connection to operate.

@Chris Hanson

Cody Boone Ferguson 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

as the joke goes (but it’s true) ‘the cloud is just another way of saying "another person’s computer" ‘.

Yes above all else medical facilities need to be local networks.

And yet as time changes it unfortunately becomes harder for that to happen. I remember years back a medical device was connected to the Internet and not only was it TELNET enabled but it required NO authentication. That’s never acceptable.

Cody Boone Ferguson 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

and I hope your wife’s blood work and everything else is fine.

fedops 💙💛 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@doerk but it fulfills your short-term incentive: reduce costs. Sure, it's more expensive to run stuff in "the cloud" when comparing apples to apples, but you can create shareholder value by firing all your qualified local IT staff.
@stefano

@Stefano Marinelli

fedops 💙💛 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@doerk the concept in a nutshell. Which is why I insist on claiming it is a failure of IT management.

They get their bonuses by clear-cutting their IT workforce. Knowing full well that the consequences are to be borne by whoever comes after them when their 5 year stint expires and they have moved on to greener pastures.

If you want to make sure never to be stuck in a meeting again ask your IT manglement for their exit strategy from the cloud. There isn't one and they will hate you.
@stefano

@Stefano Marinelli

Galactic Jew 🇮🇱 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Building on your idea, hospitals should have their own wells for water supply as a contingency, since municipal infrastructure may fail.

Cykonot 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

markets in the information age? Maybe not lol

Galactic Jew 🇮🇱 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

also each workstation may have its own mobile internet connection as a backup option 😉

Galactic Jew 🇮🇱 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

I used to build local server rooms for several facilities and was a strong advocate for this approach. But now, it’s like lamenting the days when horses were replaced by cars.

John Francis 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

they call it a "Code Grey" in Ontario....

Galactic Jew 🇮🇱 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

You’re generally right, but let’s face it—the whole world operates suboptimally 😀

TomAoki 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@demiurg @JessTheUnstill @kevinrns
Once any of the attacks succeeds, the business can be severely hurted.
The costs would be something like PL assurances, in different way.

@Demiurg @Jess👾 @Kevin Russell

relentless_eduardo 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

but in fact that does not account for the human factor, which creates a lot of compromises

Galactic Jew 🇮🇱 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Uh… I get your points. I also used to be a FreeBSD guy myself for decades 😀

crazyeddie 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Just wait until you can't order your appendectomy from the autosurgeon until it is able to connect to homeland and make sure the subscription the hospital is using is up to date and your insurance is valid. The onboard assistant AI is mostly braindead because 99% of its brain power is severed and it just keeps asking you to rephrase the question. The head nurse is just staring at the wall with her jaw jerking aimlessly trying to sing a soothing lullaby she can't remember.

zvhxxl 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

HEAR HEAR !

karamazov1879 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Don't much trust the cloud.

Cody Boone Ferguson 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

great to hear!

I am very familiar with medical problems and although I can’t say I have experienced every single thing (far from it obviously) I have experienced more than most people can ever imagine.

I wish more people would take health seriously. We only have one life. And whether we see it or not whenever someone leaves this world it affects more than just that person. Also certain illnesses can impact countless others even if indirectly (but sometimes not). Best wishes!

ulutoh 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Regardless of your experiences, a hospital's records and processes *mus* still be hosted in a secure cloud.

Especially in countries where large medical corps operate multiple hospitals in different parts of the country under their name.

Such hospitals *must* be able to access a patient's records from their other branches at all times, and schedule appointments for patients in different branches where required.

Qole 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

I work in healthcare IT, and this would be great, an on-site replication of recent data. Even if the data isn't in some distant cloud, it's often off site in a regional data centre, humorously referred to as "on prem".

Qole 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Our (Canadian) healthcare system also has the manual downtime procedures that you describe, and they're amazingly effective, considering how much is lost when the 'net goes down, but I agree that a local replication would be an excellent backup for connectivity loss. It happens a lot, especially in our rural facilities in the mountains.

TomAoki 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@X31Andy @kevinrns
Old enough embedded systems doesn't have any ability for Internet access, or even network access (except for their specially-crafted control lines).
This made them "secure".
But recent IoTs like webcams has too much functionality (as needed to function) to be able to insecure. Thus, if any of its components turned out to be vulnerable, there SHALL not be any option NOT to update.
Once the vendor stops providing security fixes for them, it should be considered as (equivalent as) reaching physical EoL of it and need quick replacing, if still needed. If not, should be disconnected from network.

@Andy Fletcher @Kevin Russell

Jan Eden 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

A case can be made for both robust local infrastructure and for cloud-based services, depending on the requirements. Our organization recently experienced a severe local outage for ~ 2 hours, and our colleagues working at home were (mostly) unaffected.

Prabir 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Should be on #MedMastodon

#MedMastodon

Kevin Russell 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@TomAoki @X31Andy
This is the seed of solutions. This is insight.

@Andy Fletcher @TomAoki

Demiurg 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@JessTheUnstill @kevinrns @TomAoki Yes, I second that. We have companies as customers and we had no one with a hack on cloud systems. We had several ones with incidents, who run their own servers 'due to security reasons'. You need a really capable team, a CISO and SIEM solutions to keep up with the threat actors. Most companies do not want to spend some budget on any of this.

@Jess👾 @Kevin Russell @TomAoki

Andrew Drake 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@MeidasRomi

Species identification card for Backhoe fili-comedens, the North American Fiber Seeking Backhoe, with a picture of a backhoe beginning an excavation in search of its preferred diet, fiber optic cables.

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Token Sane Person 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

Speaking as someone who has worked on safety-related systems in the past, I'm always amazed that hospital IT doesn't require a safety case.

Jess👾 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

And even if it was a cloud system hack, that's Epic's problem (or whatever). Which sucks, but they at least have a whole SOC and IR team to manage that sort of thing. If there was time and budget, and the API allowed for it, I'd set some nightly job to sync current day schedule and current patient records to a local server, have the office buy a high speed printer, and have the BCP be: have local IT support go and print off the backups, and hand them off to everyone, and have paper forms for them to write today's notes on. When it all comes back, folks can work on entering the back records.
@demiurg
@kevinrns @stefano @TomAoki

@Demiurg @Kevin Russell @Stefano Marinelli @TomAoki

Kevin Russell 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@JessTheUnstill @demiurg @TomAoki

Patient records are legally not allowed to be seen, even by a nurse on the same shift. Where private health records are stored, how easily they can be copied or accessed is a necessary, proposal preventing, part of the equation.

Moving from one doctor to another practice includes approving the sharing of medical records explicitly. For example.

@Demiurg @Jess👾 @TomAoki

TomAoki 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@kevinrns @JessTheUnstill @demiurg
Of course.
Sharing patient records SHALL be agreed and approved by the patient himself/herself unless it is mutually impossible but mandatory for urgent rescue and his/her family approved.

@Demiurg @Jess👾 @Kevin Russell

Jess👾 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

It's been quite a while since I've seen actual healthcare privacy law, but IIRC, the HIPAA law itself is fairly vague about the specific implementation of privacy policy within a healthcare provider organization - mostly it just requires that there be an established policy for maintaining privacy within the org, and that there be explicit approval when sharing records with other organizations. So long as your BCP is well documented and signed off by the privacy officer, the auditors shouldn't have an issue with it.

@kevinrns
@demiurg @stefano @TomAoki

@Demiurg @Kevin Russell @Stefano Marinelli @TomAoki

TomAoki 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@JessTheUnstill @kevinrns @demiurg
Maybe it would strongly depends on the country/region.

@Demiurg @Jess👾 @Kevin Russell

Kevin Russell 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

@TomAoki @JessTheUnstill @demiurg
My point on confidentiality of health records is that copying, accessing, a network, is that it's part of needed constraints on solutions, as well as part of the NEED for solutions.

On TOP of requirements for systems that should be able to continue functioning (to save lives) even under security or network failure.

@Demiurg @Jess👾 @TomAoki

George 4 months ago • mastodon (AP)

same thing happened here in Missouri plus most of the rest of the USA about 6 months ago. It had to do something with Microsoft and a update. The cloud can be a good thing but there should be local data back-up too.

Jens Elbæk 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

Well put

Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706528/ Lithuanian PM: Peace talks without condictions that lead to Ukrainian victory would be trap for Europe #Lietuva #lithuania #naujienos

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706520/ Hungary’s Orban Blames Immigration and EU for Deadly Attack in Germany #hír #hungary #Magyarország

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706526/ Poland gives Ukraine 3 helicopters for pilot training #Aktualności #poland #polska

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Ruth [☕️ 👩🏻‍💻📚✍🏻🧵🪡🍵] 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

Content warning: libraries, makerspaces, US, FBI - FYI

Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706522/ Slovakia Rejects AH-1Z Viper Helicopters; Ukraine Expressed Interest, but Their Cost Reaches $600 Million #slovakia #Slovensko #Správy

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706518/ Ski alpin: Bewährungsprobe für Schwarz in Riesenslalom #austria #Nachrichten #Österreich

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Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706512/ Calls for more safety measures after Croatia school stabbings | Nation #croatia #hrvatska #partners/afp #vijesti

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JA Westenberg 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

if your goal is a house on the hill and a book deal and an HBO mini series — the honest truth is that the best advice for new creators in 2024 isn’t “create great content” or “show up.”

It’s “be famous for something else first.”

And if that sounds depressing… well, welcome to the attention economy.

https://www.joanwestenberg.com/want-to-make-it-as-a-creator-be-famous-go-viral-or-go-fuck-yourself/

Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706514/ Israel: The Response to Slovenia’s Request for Disqualification from Eurovision 2025 – Eurovision News | Music #Novice #slovenia #Slovenija

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laurmateo 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

Espertas, escoitas un galo, saes fóra, ule a leña, os tellados están conxelados, gabea a néboa polo val.

🄴🄻 🄿🄸🅁🅁🄰🅃🄰 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

O teu toot causoume un catarro 🥶

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hahah dentro facía calor e despois diso veu un café ben quente☺️

ProPublica 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

The Story of One #Mississippi County Shows How Private Schools Are Exacerbating #Segregation
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A new ProPublica analysis shows a stark pattern across states in the Deep South: Alongside majority-Black public school districts, a separate web of private academies are filled almost entirely with white students.

#News #Education #School #Students #BlackHistory #CivilRights #Teacher #Parents

https://propub.li/41FTvZA

#Education #News #school #teacher #civilrights #Mississippi #parents #Segregation #students #BlackHistory

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huntingdon 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

You mean Southern segregation academies advance the cause of segregation? Who could have known?

The movement has grown considerably as the "anti-discrimination against dominant white males" movement has grown, along with so-called vouchers, aka, state-subsidized private schools.

BJ Swope :verified:➖ 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

this is not a new phenomenon. I attended a private school in the mid-80’s, that was very proudly founded in 1969. It wasn’t until the late 2000’s when I heard somebody refer to another private school in the same region of TN, also founded in 1969, as a Segregation Academy that I realized why my school was founded when it was.

Joel Michael 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

Espresso portafilter to IV cannula adapter Bunnings

Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706510/ Parlamentul României s-a transformat în scena ameninţărilor făcute de aleşii extremişti la adresa jurnaliştilor. S-a deschis dosar penal pentru purtare abuzivă #romania #stiri

Parlamentul României s-a transformat în scena ameninţărilor făcute de aleşii extremişti la adresa jurnaliştilor. S-a deschis dosar penal pentru purtare abuzivă - EUROPE SAYS

Din locul în care se decid legile ţării, 3 partide extremiste - AUR, SOS şi POT - au

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#Romania #știri

Europe Says 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

https://www.europesays.com/1706508/ Eerie last sighting of missing tourist, 28, shows him ‘running for his life’ before vanishing in Bulgarian woods on hols #bulgaria #Crime #germany #Longtail #MentalHealthAndIllness #MissingPerson #police #Section:News:WorldNews #България #новини

Eerie last sighting of missing tourist, 28, shows him 'running for his life' before vanishing in Bulgarian woods on hols - EUROPE SAYS

THIS is the chilling footage of a tourist's last moments as he was seen sprinting out of an

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#police #germany #crime #Bulgaria #section #missingperson #новини #longtail #българия #mentalhealthandillness

Daniel S. Katz 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

Some hummingbirds in Costa Rica last month: White-necked Jacobin, Fiery-throated Hummingbird, Lesser Violetear

#Birds #BirdPhotography #Hummingbird

#birds #hummingbird #birdphotography

Daniel S. Katz 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

More hummingbirds in Costa Rica last month: Rufous-tailed Hummingbird, Talamanca Hummingbird, Purple-throated Volcano Hummingbird, Blue-vented Hummingbird

#Birds #BirdPhotography #Hummingbird

#birds #hummingbird #birdphotography

Lautaro :mastodon: :pixelfed: 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

Alguien conoce algún recetario de cocina que se pueda descargar en pdf? Me gustaría empezar a cocinar mas seguido y tener las recetas lo mas a mano posible sin tener que entrar a un navegador y ponerme a buscar.

Miniskulljob :tkz: 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

a riesgo de sonar condescendiente... ¿Has pensado en comprar uno de papel? Más a mano que eso... Lo puedes tener en la cocina, abierto por donde lo necesites y leerlo sin ni siquiera tocarlo. En cambio, si usas el móvil o la tablet vas a tener que tocarlo, desbloquearlo, deslizar el dedo, hacer zoom... Es un auténtico coñazo, sobre todo si tienes las manos sucias o mojadas, cosa muy común cuando cocinas.

Lautaro :mastodon: :pixelfed: 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

@miniskulljob no lo pensé pero quisiera más tipo como un catálogo de recetas. Como para tener una idea. Si alguna me interesa la transcribo a papel. Gracias

@Miniskulljob :tkz:

Lautaro :mastodon: :pixelfed: 3 weeks ago Private Message mastodon (AP)

@macosas es que también quiero tenerlo en digital. Gracias

@David Nicolas

Dare Obasanjo 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

I’m constantly surprised at how American society has simultaneously gotten more progressive and more right wing in the past few decades.

On the one hand there’s progress like gay marriage being legal and Fortune 500 companies making allowances for trans people. On the flip side billionaires openly support N*zis and state governments are banning books that mention systemic racism or LGBTQ themes.

Progress isn’t a straight line.

Unicorn Riot 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

The parents of slain forest defender Manuel ‘Tortuguita’ Paez Terán filed a civil rights lawsuit Tuesday against three Georgia law enforcement officers they say are most responsible for the death of their child in January 2023.

https://unicornriot.ninja/2024/parents-of-forest-defender-killed-by-police-file-civil-rights-lawsuit/

Parents of Forest Defender Killed by Police File Civil Rights Lawsuit - UNICORN RIOT

DeKalb County, GA – The parents of slain forest defender Manuel ‘Tortuguita’ Paez Terán filed a civil rights lawsuit Tuesday against three Georgia law enforcement officers they say are most responsible for the death of their child in January 2023.

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root 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

🚨 Hem renovat els següents dominis un any més:

xarxa.cloud [21,72 €]
comelibros.club [19,30 €]
sopadeletras.club [19,30 €]

Tots els diners són gràcies a les donacions

Es valora molt.

També està pendent fer un pagament de 24,10 € del S3 per la migració (el proper mes no haurien de ser més de 5 €).

Si vols fer una donació: https://ko-fi.com/voidnull

root 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

🚨 Hemos renovado los siguientes domiinios un año más:

xarxa.cloud [21,72€]
comelibros.club [19,30€]
sopadeletras.club [19,30€]

Todo el dinero es gracias a las donaciones

Se agradece mucho.

También, está pendiente hacer un pago de 24,10€ del S3 por la migración (el próximo més no deberían de ser más de 5€).

Si quieres donar: https://ko-fi.com/voidnull

Unseen Japan 3 weeks ago • mastodon (AP)

Japanese Communist Party legislator Matsui Yumiko of Tsushima City, Aichi Prefecture, is out of a job after drinking to excess at a "mama party," collapsing, & then attacking a hospital nurse & inflicting serious injuries. Matsui claimed she "didn't remember" the incident.

https://unseen-japan.com/jcp-matsui-yumiko-drunk-resignation/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=mastodon

#japan #unseenjapan #ujwebsite #politics

#Politics #japan #unseenjapan #ujwebsite