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    Chile marks anniversary of 1988 vote that ended Pinochet's rule●A Chilean opposition coalition defeated Augusto Pinochet in his re-election attempt OTD in 1988 https:// cromwell-intl.cMmastodonLifeTravel317 h ago

    On this day in 1988, a Chilean opposition coalition defeated dictator Augusto Pinochet in a referendum on extending his rule, a pivotal moment that paved the way for the return of democracy in Chile. Social media users are marking the anniversary, recalling the vote alongside images of travel through Chilean cities such as Santiago, Rancagua and Talca.

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    Royalist Victory Over Chilean Independence Forces Recalled on Its Anniversary●Royalist troops defeated Chilean independence forces of Bernardo O'Higgins and José Miguel Carrera OTD in 1814 https://MmastodonLifeTravel23 d ago

    On this day in 1814, royalist troops defeated the Chilean independence forces led by Bernardo O'Higgins and José Miguel Carrera, a setback in Chile's struggle for independence from Spain. The anniversary is being noted alongside travel writing about Chilean cities including Rancagua, Talca and Valparaíso, tying the historic battles to the places where they unfolded.

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    BBC 6 Music spins Crystal Castles and HEALTH's Crimewave●🇺🇦 Now playing on 6 Music's "6 Music's Rave Forever" Crystal Castles & HEALTH: 🎵 Crimewave #CrystalCastles #HEALTH ▶️ 🪄MmastodonHealth02 d ago

    BBC Radio 6 Music is playing "Crimewave," the 2007 collaboration between Toronto electronic duo Crystal Castles and Los Angeles noise rock band HEALTH, as part of its "Rave Forever" programming. The track, an early landmark of the late-2000s electro-rave scene, is being highlighted to listeners alongside playlist links on streaming services.

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    Adobe quietly adds Google's Nano Banana AI editing to Lightroom●# Imageediting # AI https://www. digitalcameraworld.com/photogr aphy/photo-editing/nano-banana-is-now-inside-lightroom-aMmastodonTechnologyAI16 d ago

    Adobe has quietly added an experimental prompt-to-edit tool powered by Google's Nano Banana image model to Lightroom, letting photographers regenerate images from text instructions inside the photo editor. The feature is drawing attention from photography communities, with debate expected over how generative editing fits into traditional RAW workflows.