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“ Deep Impact: arriva solo il meteorite piccolo, e provoca un maremoto che estingue solo metà del pianeta terra. Segue festino.
— Spoilerin’
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10:51:08.410 ▶▶ Permalink
Quest’anno l’hackmeeting si fa a Palermo dal 26 al 28 settembre. Il posto si chiama Ask 191 e la gente è sempre la stessa e di sicuro se ne aggiungerà ancora. (via Femminismo a Sud)

Quest’anno l’hackmeeting si fa a Palermo dal 26 al 28 settembre. Il posto si chiama Ask 191 e la gente è sempre la stessa e di sicuro se ne aggiungerà ancora. (via Femminismo a Sud)

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10:56:28.414 ▶▶ Permalink
“ Lo so che a noi snobboni aristo-dandy-bloggher-tudotzeero Di Pietro ci schifa, ma tocca star dalla sua, qui.
— nikink
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11:05:59.420 ▶▶ Permalink
“ In Italia senza i voti dei siciliani non solo non avrebbe vinto Berlusconi le prime volte, ma neanche Andreotti sarebbe mai riuscito a diventare ciò che è diventato. Senza i dc siciliani la Dc sarebbe rimasta un pacifico partito perbene guidato da Fanfani e Moro, Andreotti sarebbe rimasto un notabile laziale e Berlusconi, più avanti, sarebbe finito in galera per reati minori o sarebbe rimasto al massimo una specie di Ricucci con più parlantina. E invece no. Nei momenti decisivi, i siciliani hanno votato in massa per il peggio che si trovava, inguaiando così non soltanto se stessi ma anche tutti gli altri italiani.
— Riccardo Orioles via nikink
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11:08:19.422 ▶▶ Permalink
“ Snob: riguardo Di Pietro, figuriamoci. L’altro giorno ho riso come un matto per una battuta di Castelli su Obama. Ormai lo schifo è talmente sublime e generalizzato che di volta volta posso celebrare nozze mistiche con chiunque mi pare senza neanche sentirmi in colpa, tanto morto dentro mi sento politicamente. Per parafrasare il nichilista par excellence dell’era moderna, quanto alla politica me ne sbatto proprio; è già tanto se riesco a interessarmi ai diritti del mio cazzo.
— HARDCORE JUDAS
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13:52:34.536 ▶▶ Permalink
“ I think people either take [Perl’s] sigils for granted or hate them prematurely. They are a wonderful tool for compartmentalizing variable types and names.
— brian d foy in Ablog » Five Questions for brian d foy
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Ruby shoots Oswald […] After driving into town and sending a money order to one of his employees, he [Ruby] walked the short distance to the nearby police headquarters. There is some evidence it was on a whim, […] when he shot and fatally wounded the 24-year-old Oswald on Sunday, November 24, 1963, at 11:21 am CST, while authorities were preparing to transfer him by car from police headquarters to the nearby county jail. Stepping out from a crowd of reporters and photographers, Ruby fired a snub-nosed Colt Cobra .38 into Oswald’s abdomen. When Ruby was arrested immediately after the shooting, he told several witnesses that his killing of Oswald would show the world that “Jews have guts,” that he helped the city of Dallas “redeem” itself in the eyes of the public, and that Oswald’s death would spare Jacqueline Kennedy the ordeal of appearing at Oswald’s trial. […] Later, however, he claimed he shot Oswald on the spur of the moment when the opportunity presented itself, without considering any reason for doing so. (via Photos that Changed the World)

Ruby shoots Oswald

[…] After driving into town and sending a money order to one of his employees, he [Ruby] walked the short distance to the nearby police headquarters. There is some evidence it was on a whim, […] when he shot and fatally wounded the 24-year-old Oswald on Sunday, November 24, 1963, at 11:21 am CST, while authorities were preparing to transfer him by car from police headquarters to the nearby county jail. Stepping out from a crowd of reporters and photographers, Ruby fired a snub-nosed Colt Cobra .38 into Oswald’s abdomen. When Ruby was arrested immediately after the shooting, he told several witnesses that his killing of Oswald would show the world that “Jews have guts,” that he helped the city of Dallas “redeem” itself in the eyes of the public, and that Oswald’s death would spare Jacqueline Kennedy the ordeal of appearing at Oswald’s trial. […] Later, however, he claimed he shot Oswald on the spur of the moment when the opportunity presented itself, without considering any reason for doing so. (via Photos that Changed the World)

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14:44:00.572 ▶▶ Permalink
Death of a loyalist soldier From 1936 to 1939 Robert Capa photographed the horrors the Spanish Civil War. In 1936, he became known across the globe for a photo he took on the Cordoba Front of a Loyalist Militiaman who had just been shot and was in the act of falling to his death. Because of his proximity to the victim and the timing of the capture, there was a long controversy about the authenticity of this photograph. Historians eventually succeeded in identifying the dead soldier as Federico Borrell García and proved it authentic. This is the best-known picture of the Spanish civil war. (via Photos that Changed the World)

Death of a loyalist soldier

From 1936 to 1939 Robert Capa photographed the horrors the Spanish Civil War. In 1936, he became known across the globe for a photo he took on the Cordoba Front of a Loyalist Militiaman who had just been shot and was in the act of falling to his death. Because of his proximity to the victim and the timing of the capture, there was a long controversy about the authenticity of this photograph. Historians eventually succeeded in identifying the dead soldier as Federico Borrell García and proved it authentic. This is the best-known picture of the Spanish civil war. (via Photos that Changed the World)

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14:50:58.577 ▶▶ Permalink
Ice Storm hits Geneva Switzerland, January 27th 2005, After a conjunction of intense cold (-8 to -12 degrees Centigrade), plus very strong winds, blowing at over 100 kmh (70 mph) the waves got so harsh that they passed over the dikes and the droplets immediatly froze everything they touched (via Photos that Changed the World)

Ice Storm hits Geneva

Switzerland, January 27th 2005, After a conjunction of intense cold (-8 to -12 degrees Centigrade), plus very strong winds, blowing at over 100 kmh (70 mph) the waves got so harsh that they passed over the dikes and the droplets immediatly froze everything they touched (via Photos that Changed the World)

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14:56:00.580 ▶▶ Permalink
“ Bravo Ignazzio. Ti debbo fare i complimenti pecché sei masculo senza peli sulla lincua, pure se tieni quella zazzera di barba. I carusi di Salò, dici, dal loro punto di vista combatterono per ddifendere la patria. Mi toglisti i penzieri di bocca: noialtri, quando passava Falcone colla machina e la scorta, dal nostro punto di vista stavamo facendo travagghi di manutenzione della autostrata.
— I pizzini
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15:13:00.592 ▶▶ Permalink
White Light / White Heat (via BUNDABLOG)

White Light / White Heat (via BUNDABLOG)

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