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- 1Air pollution exceeds safe limits for 99% of world population●Dovrebbe esserci un diritto a respirare, ma il 99% della popolazione mondiale è esposto ad aria inquinata oltre i limiti
Commenters are highlighting that 99% of the world's population breathes air polluted beyond recommended limits, arguing there should be a right to breathe clean air. The discussion notes that where restrictions have been introduced, such as in Europe, air quality has improved, while it has worsened in other states where such measures are absent or weaker.
- 2Lula accused of using state machine ahead of runoff●A GENTE PRECISA DE UM MILAGRE NO 2° TURNO, LULA USA A MAQUINA PRA VALER... ABAIXA O GÁS, ABAIXA A GASOLINA, DEVOLVE AS B
Supporters and critics in Brazil are debating claims that President Lula is deploying the machinery of government to influence the second round of the 2026 election. The accusations centre on cuts to gas and petrol prices and moves to restrict online betting sites, framed by critics as last-minute handouts to win votes.
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The results of Quina contest 7130, drawn on Tuesday the 29th, have been announced, and Brazilians are checking whether their numbers came up. Financial news outlet InfoMoney published the winning numbers, part of routine coverage of the popular lottery. Players across Brazil typically search for the results shortly after each evening draw to see if anyone won the jackpot.
- 4Army plans mass incorporation of war robots●El Periódico: Comienza la era de los # robots de # guerra : el # Ejército plantea una incorporación masiva de # máquinas
Spanish newspaper El Periódico reports that the era of war robots has begun, with the Spanish Army proposing a large-scale incorporation of machines to reinforce ground troops. The report has sparked discussion about the military's push toward unmanned systems and what a mass deployment of robotic equipment would mean for soldiers and defence policy in Spain.
- 5TeratOS explains why it builds a Linux respin for free software workshops●[ TeratOS ] Per què fer un respin? Generalment quan realitzem tallers sobre programari i maquinari lliure ens trobem que
The Medialab Terata collective has published a note explaining the reasoning behind TeratOS, a respin it maintains for free software and hardware workshops. Because attendees usually arrive with different, often proprietary operating systems, part of each workshop is spent installing software on their machines. The respin is presented as a way to save that time and give everyone a common, ready-to-use free software environment.