Oh man, that’s reaaal pretty. I love it.

NDAA passed in the house today. Set to go to the Senate floor next week. So not much longer to go I guess.

https://t.co/JB1WpqIW6S

Here’s the legislation itself. It’s damning. Specific, to the point, and justifies itself by claiming credible evidence and testimony exist to prove what Grusch has said.

Gist I get so far: All documentation of UAP is, by default, unclassified and set for immediate disclosure. If it’s older than 25 years, it’s declassified and released. Otherwise it goes through a review and at no more than 25 years it becomes public. There are outs to that of course, but MASSIVE step in the right direction. This thing is basically directly confirming what Grusch said is completely true and we are, in fact, not alone.

Edit: stupid me. Forgot to link to it.

https://www.democrats.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/uap_amendment.pdf

We had one of the magnet screen door dealios and it worked really well. Until the cat discovered he could just go out on the porch to try and escape.

Just a flying garlic. Nothing to see here. Common occurance around these parts.

That’s the right attitude! I’ll even share some of mine.

The description sounds just like these look. So I’m leaning towards that too. Recently my wife and I were staying in Yellowstone and ended up at one of their tippy top of the mountain places. It’s super remote, no cell signal or anything. But, lo’ and behold, WiFi shows they had a network with “starlink” in the name. I thought that was really cool as I’d never actually seen a starlink connected network yet. So, mentioned that to her and she had never actually heard of them. I’m a professional nerd, she’s super techy as well, and if she hadn’t even heard of it I’m not surprised we see people who spot the trains of satellites in the sky and get spooked. It’s so weird looking to have a bunch of lights all in a line just traversing across the sky.

Anyway, nobody I know would have cared that I was surprised she hadn’t heard about them, so given the relevance, you all get to know now.

Good bot

@ChatGPT@lemmings.world please write a two sentence horror story with a twist on a historical figure most would know. Make it plausible.

Wait. You’re telling me I can connect home assistant to my printer in since way… I’ve been missing out.

Based on today, I think this is where I make a bean joke.

Hey everyone, Pedro Pascal just outed his secret Lemmy account over here!

So, as I understand it based on other systems I’ve used/worked on that had a few similar feature sets, ActivityPub will effectively send out events of “things”. What that is depends on whoever is telling ActivityPub about it. So, the data for a mastadon post (what are these called?) Would likely be pretty different to the data shape of a post on Lemmy. Not specifically the same, but I don’t think there’s anything stopping somebody from developing a server that can handle multiple types of content. Kbin has a similar thing between threads and microblogging. Two content types supported there.

It would come with a removable hoodie, but the only other clothes you can buy are also hoodies

Just a few weeks I’m sure

Well, it is hotswap, so I might as well!

This place is pretty nice, right!?

Smoking pork butt for the first time! I anticipate mediocre results but hey I’ve never done it before.

Aurora Lily58. PCB was by SplitKB. Probably an awesome board, but as it turns out I prefer super tall caps.

I had GPT summarize the article. Also had it check out the guy claiming things, I’ll post that separately.

• Italian researcher Roberto Pinotti shared evidence files of a UFO crash in Northern Italy, allegedly occurred on June 13, 1933, 14 years before the famous Roswell incident.
• The files were sent to Pinotti by a mystery source who claimed to have inherited them from a relative who worked on Mussolini’s supposed UFO program.
• David Grusch, a former National Reconnaissance Office staffer, has also made similar claims about the 1933 UFO crash.
• The evidence includes handwritten memos on paper with a government agency letterhead dated August 22, 1936, which include a sketch and description of a cylindrical aircraft with portholes on the sides and white and red lights spotted flying over Northern Italy.
• Other documents refer to a mysterious government department called ‘Gabinetto RS/33’, supposedly set up by Mussolini to manage the retrieval and study of the alleged saucer wreckage.
• Pinotti’s claims have been met with skepticism, with some pointing out that the documents bear no protocol numbers or official stamps that would help verify them as real government documents.
• Pinotti had one of his documents, dated 1936, tested by a forensic expert who concluded the paper and ink was from that period.
• British historian Graeme Rendall believes the evidence is inconclusive and calls for an independent examination of the original documents.
• Marco Negri, a resident of Northern Italy, reported family stories of a strange metallic aircraft without wings that crashed in Magenta in the 1930s.
• The Republic of San Marino is currently working with Pinotti and fellow CUN executive Paolo Guizzardi to lobby the United Nations to set up its own UFO investigations office.