On July 4, 1998, best friends Lin "Spit" Newborn, 24, a Black skinhead, and Daniel Shersty, 20, a white US air force serviceman, both members of Anti-Racist Action (ARA), were murdered in the desert outside Las Vegas by a gang of white supremacists.
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On July 4, 1998, best friends Lin "Spit" Newborn, 24, a Black skinhead, and Daniel Shersty, 20, a white US air force serviceman, both members of Anti-Racist Action (ARA), were murdered in the desert outside Las Vegas by a gang of white supremacists.

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Newborn's friend, PJ Pérez, described him as "a madman. A poet. A motherfucker whose good side you'd want to stay on. He was a father, a son, a passionate and dedicated fighter for what's right." Shersty was born to a working class family in Florida, and joined the Air Force in order to fund college which his parents could not afford.

The pair, both amateur musicians, met in Las Vegas, became fast friends and helped co-found the local chapter of militant anti-fascist group ARA. ARA took the fight to neo-Nazis who were recruiting in the local skinhead scene and attacking Black and Latino schoolchildren as well as white "race traitors".

One neo-Nazi was swiftly jailed for the murders, and others were convicted in 2012. ARA continued their fight against white supremacists across the US, and helped disrupt many of their activities, and successfully drove them from many local youth subcultures.

u/Crazy-Red-Fox — 23 hours ago
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Gesetzentwurf zu KI bei Asyl- und Visumsverfahren: „Da sollten die Alarmglocken schrillen“

https://netzpolitik.org/2026/gesetzentwurf-zu-ki-bei-asyl-und-visumsverfahren-da-sollten-die-alarmglocken-schrillen/

Das Innenministerium will Behörden erlauben, automatisierte Systeme mit Daten aus Asyl- und Aufenthaltsverfahren zu trainieren. Dabei geht es nicht nur um das BAMF oder Ausländerbehörden, sondern auch um die Polizei. Wir veröffentlichen den Gesetzentwurf.

u/Crazy-Red-Fox — 3 days ago

In a few hours, "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream", remastered by NightDive, will be freely available for a week in the Epic Games Store.

u/Crazy-Red-Fox — 4 days ago
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I wanted to use OCP Art Studio again after 40 years, but I didn't have the plastic Lenslok. So I built a web decoder.

Back in 1986, on a CZ-Spectrum (a local Argentine clone), I fell in love with Art Studio. Decades later, I wanted to revisit my retro pixel art roots on an emulator, but I hit a wall: I didn't have the Lenslok prism to get past the copy protection.

Simon Owen built a brilliant C++ Windows utility (LensKey) to solve this years ago. Since I'm on a macOS environment and wanted something without dependencies, I extracted his original mathematical transformation matrices and ported the whole thing to a modern, client-side web.

It's completely free, runs locally in your browser, and handles the screen capturing workflows smoothly.

You can use it here directly: https://www.bustelo.com.ar/apps/lenskey-web/index-en.html

Or check the source code on GitHub: https://github.com/sbustelo/lenskey-web

Huge thanks to Simon Owen for the original reverse engineering. Hope this helps someone else trying to play Elite, Tomahawk, or Art Studio today :)

u/Crazy-Red-Fox — 4 days ago
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Eve Online's graphical rendering engine, Trinity, is now on Github

https://github.com/carbonengine/trinity/tree/main

FC (formally CCP) has also made public a bunch of other libraries that make up their Carbon Engine: https://github.com/orgs/carbonengine/repositories?type=all

I thought that this was a cool thing for FC to do. Trinity is quite beautiful and I look forward with playing around with it.

Here is a trailer for an old version of Trinity from 18 years ago (2008):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maMjjUr6zIQ

EDIT: This commit is great lol https://github.com/carbonengine/trinity/commit/34f06c7e733e739a2cba66fedce890eb86fdf818

reddit.com
u/Crazy-Red-Fox — 12 days ago
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This is a positive development. The robots won't snitch.

Critical support to this robot.

u/Crazy-Red-Fox — 14 days ago

The Drugs That Built a Super Soldier (pay-walled)

During the Vietnam War, the U.S. military plied its servicemen with speed, steroids, and painkillers to help them handle extended combat.

theatlantic.com
u/Crazy-Red-Fox — 1 month ago