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cross-posted from: https://piefed.zip/c/privacy/p/792216/woman-hailed-as-hero-for-smashing-man-s-meta-smart-glasses-on-subway

A New York subway rider has accused a woman of breaking his Meta smart glasses. She was later hailed as a hero.

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Disclaimer: The scar has nothing to do with this gentle kitty.

Bonus 1: Nappy nappy

Bonus 2: Photogenic boi

Come on, make me feel like a man. I'll start:

Eldest son of Donald Trump makes speculative comments during tirade against Volodymyr Zelenskyy and EU

Donald Trump may walk away from the Ukrainian war, the US president’s oldest son has said in comments to a Middle East conference.

In a lengthy tirade against the purpose of continued fighting in Ukraine, Donald Trump Jr also said Ukraine’s “corrupt” rich had fled their country leaving “what they believed to be the peasant class” to fight the war.

Trump Jr has no formal role inside his father’s administration, but is a key figure in the MAGA movement. His intervention reflects the antipathy among some inside the Trump team towards the Ukrainian government, and comes as Trump’s negotiating team is putting pressure on Kyiv to give up territory.

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The family of a Colombian man believed to be killed by a strike on a boat in September has filed a human rights complaint against the United States, saying that the attack was “murder” and that he was denied the right to due process.

The family believes that Colombian citizen Alejandro Carranza Medina, who was 42 years old, was killed on September 15, 2025, in the second of the publicly announced boat strikes. In their petition to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), they say that Carranza was denied his rights to due process and a fair trial in the killing.

This is the first known filing of its kind in relation to the strikes, and comes as the Trump administration is openly dismantling any human rights-related safeguards and enforcement measures in the U.S.

The IACHR is part of the Organization of American States. The D.C.-based institution analyzes human rights complaints, and has dozens of members, including the United States. Its decisions, however, are non-binding, as the U.S. has not ratified the treaty to enforce its actions.

The complaint, filed by Pittsburgh human rights lawyer Dan Kovalik, specifically names Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth as bearing responsibility for the alleged violation.

“From numerous news reports, we know that Pete Hegseth, US Secretary of Defense, was responsible for ordering the bombing of boats like those of Alejandro Carranza Medina and the murder of all those on such boats,” the complaint says, per The Guardian, which first reported the filing.

“Secretary Hegseth has admitted that he gave such orders despite the fact that he did not know the identity of those being targeted for these bombings and extra-judicial killing,” the complaint goes on, also saying that President Donald Trump bears responsibility.

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Probably one of the "longest" hotels I've been to. BW in Linköping.

Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nex_Playground

“I’ve watched a multi-age group of kids, including 9-year-olds, laugh their way through a round with their Nex Playground.” - Forbes ( https://www.nexplayground.com/ )

Yes, and the AI was also watching those children, but I guess that's okay?

By the way, this thing outsold the PS5 last week: https://bsky.app/profile/matpiscatella.bsky.social/post/3m74irgumzc2z

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