06.30 - people already necking the pints in the departure lounge 🤷

#Travel #alcohol #Why #beer

Wisst ihr, ich hab ja von Speedport-Geräten nicht viel erwartet, aber als ich mir jetzt ein Skript geschrieben hab, um die Daten aus den täglichen Report-Mails in eine Datenbank zu stecken, hab ich mich schon gewundert, dass da folgendes im Quelltext steht:
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116.80 MBit/s
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Und die meinen das ernst, der Wert ist in jeder Mail derselbe.
#TelekomFail #Why

Why This Italian Sparkling Icon Still Wins in a Sea of Bubbly Brands

San Pellegrino Wasser (San Pellegrino mineral water) promises more than just bubbles in a bottle. It offers a distinctive mineral profile, refined carbonation, a…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianmeals #icon #Italia #Italian #italianmeals #italiano #italy #pellegrino #San #sparkling #still #This #Wasser #why #wins
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2505901/why-this-italian-sparkling-icon-still-wins-in-a-sea-of-bubbly-brands/

Balkonhörnchen auf Lastenfahrrad statt Hitlercats vor Schminkspiegel - Go for it !, it`s diffrent !

#Mastodon #socialmedia #why #change

Why Local and State Police Rarely Investigate Federal Agents – ProPublica

FBI agents at the scene of the shooting death of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis on Jan. 24.
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FBI agents at the scene of the shooting death of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis on Jan. 24.
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“You’re Not Going to Investigate a Federal Officer”

It doesn’t happen often, but local law enforcement can arrest and charge federal agents. Legal experts say there’s a moral obligation to at least try to hold federal immigration officers accountable when they violate the Constitution and the law.

by Andy Mannix, Melissa Sanchez and Nicole Foy

February 5, 2026, 6:00 am

Minutes after a federal agent shot and killed a Mexican immigrant in a Chicago suburb last September, a group of police officers stood on the sidewalk trying to figure out the answer to a question of protocol: Who would investigate the shooting?

“Wouldn’t it be state’s, at a minimum?” one Franklin Park officer asked, according to body camera footage.

Chief Mike Witz shook his head. “No, because it’s a federal shooting,” he said. “You’re not going to investigate a federal officer.”

His officers didn’t investigate. In their report, they didn’t even note the names of the two Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at the scene of Silverio Villegas González’s death. Instead, they deferred to the FBI.

Local law enforcement officials also did not investigate when a Border Patrol agent shot and wounded a U.S. citizen in her car in Chicago less than a month later. Or when an ICE agent in Phoenix shot a Honduran man during a traffic stop later that month.

In fact, local police did not open investigations into six of the 12 shootings by on-duty federal agents that have led to the deaths or injuries of citizens and immigrants since September, a ProPublica analysis found. In three other shooting cases, state or local police said they have opened inquiries, which they called a routine practice in those jurisdictions. And in Minnesota, where ICE and Border Patrol shot and killed two U.S. citizens and injured a Venezuelan man last month, state police have tried to conduct independent investigations only to be thwarted by the Trump administration, which has gone so far as to block officers from a scene, even when they had a judicial warrant.

In almost every instance, President Donald Trump’s administration blamed the injured and dead for the shooting within hours of the incident, raising questions about whether federal officials can fairly and objectively investigate their own. Legal experts and advocates for immigrants say this apparent lack of accountability demands that local authorities step up and exercise their power to investigate and prosecute federal agents who break state laws — from battery to murder.

“Local police and the state have gotten a free pass,” said Craig Futterman, a law professor at the University of Chicago and the co-founder and director of its Civil Rights and Police Accountability Project. “Residents have every right and should be demanding that, ‘Hey, state authorities, police, local police: Protect us. Arrest people who kill us, who batter us, who point guns at us and threaten and assault us without legal cause to do so.’”

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Body camera footage shows then-Franklin Park Police Chief Mike Witz responding to his officers’ questions about whether they would investigate the shooting of a Mexican immigrant by federal agents. Obtained by ProPublica

It’s usually the opposite scenario: federal authorities coming in to investigate a troubled police department. But local authorities have investigated and charged federal agents in the past. It’s just rare and complicated. The federal supremacy clause in the U.S. Constitution bars local interference with federal law enforcement officers when they act reasonably and within the scope of their duties.

But given the aggressive tactics employed by immigration agents under the Trump administration, Futterman and other legal experts said local police and prosecutors are morally obligated to at least try to hold federal law enforcement officers accountable.

“We’re in an environment right now where ICE officers are blatantly and egregiously violating the Constitution and the law,” said Joanna Schwartz, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles. “The federal government has made it very clear that they are not going to do anything to provide any sort of accountability backstop to its officers. Unfortunately, because Congress is not taking any steps to rein ICE officers in, there really is no option other than states protecting their constituents’ rights.” 

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Dobra… Może napiszę kilka moich snów, bo brzmią jak coś co AI by wygenerowało, albo inne gówna, a to serio są sny jakie miałam… I nie, nie biorę żadnych substancji, po prostu mój mózg daje mi dziwne sny…

Cóż, ikoną i tak będzie sen, gdzie postać wchodzi na wieże zegarową, trafia na sadzonki i chyba krzyczy lub ktoś, że "Ty złodzieju" i coś z rzeżuchą…

Inny był z backroomsami, gdzie gościa goniła żaba, ale on poległ, wpadając do wody… Czy coś… Niby później wrócił, ale bez nogi, ale wciąż, POKONAŁA GO JEBANA ŻABA

Jakiś sen z Fredem z SD, który szukał swojej mamy, a Mistrz fu z miracolous rzucał jedzeniem (???)

Mundroc (Pewnie jebłam pisownie lmao) z Gorillaz chciał mnie zabić za robienie animacji do utworów… Tak, to tyle powiem…

Bill Cipher opętujący jakąś babcię i woźnego w czerwonych spodenkach… Dzień jak co dzień jak myślę (?)

Dobra, sen z tej nocy, ostrzegam, jest dziwny… Wiecie, bojkotuję Broadway, bo niby wsparli finansowo Gazę, ale potem jakiś Rabin miał ból dupy i wsparli potem Izrael, więc… No, po prostu w skrócie…

No więc, w 2021 (Rok po śmierci mojej babci) miałam fazę na BJTM, wiecie, cringe faza… MIAŁAM 20-ŚCIA LAT 

Niby pomogła mi przetrwać okres żałoby i pandemii, ale jeez… Dobra, wracając…

Wiecie, Alex Brightam (Nie wiem, czy mój ASD mózg nie zjebał liter), dziś znany z HH i HB, ale wcześniej zasłynął z grania Żuka w musicalu, więc no… Atrakcje… No dobra…

Więc wiadomo, coś, że grał, ale chciał zmianę scenariusza, a potem zniknął… Początek snu jest dziwny, ale wiadomo, standard, wersja mnie "Ze snu" (Bo mam sny z trzeciej osoby, więc często wersja mnie, moich krewnych i innych osób nie jest zbytnio pasująca), no to bywam sobie na tym musicalu, ale no, wiadomo, ustawienie jak cyrk i kino… Nie wiem, po prostu tak to opiszę…

No to go inni szukają, no wiecie, atrakcje… Jakieś postacie w stylu kreskówkowym też, nie wiem czym były, nie pamiętam, no to coś było w pewnym momencie jedną z postaci kochały nękać skorpiony, wiecie standard… No to szukają, aż znajdują jakąś wskazówkę, że jest tam, ale nikt nie wie kim, więc sprawdzają jedną z kobiet co była rzekomo w "Ciąży" (W podeszłym wieku… A potem był jakiś koleś co powiedział, że nie może być… Tak, dzień jak co dzień…), wiecie co się okazuje? Transpłciowość moment… Nie, nie są wściekli na to, że jest płcią przeciwną, a na to, że przez lata nie dał znaku… Nie wiem, po prostu to dziwny sen… Ale tak, dosłownie coś w tym stylu… Było też jakieś biurko pełne wody i ryb, a jedna z ryb miała ludzki nos, więc cool…

Tak, wiem, że niektórzy mówią, że dziwne sny są oznaką inteligencji, ale ja mam takie… CO TO KURWA MA ZNACZYĆ? Ten sen pobił rekord…

Poważnie, mój mózg się przegrzewa…


#WTF #dreams #why

Um, why the hell do I seem to have #NotebookLM *plus* all of a sudden? I have a Google One plan, but just for cloud storage, not one of the #AI plans... ???

#wtf #google #notebooklmplus #why

Why is everyone saying "In The Year Of Our Lord" so much these past few weeks??? There is no way this is a coincidence. Did some popular tv show say it recently??

#Why

...scream it away, oder wie sagt man mit #SchöneAlteWort 'verschreien'
- nee, das heisst was anderes...

https://youtu.be/Cw79G41Xlc4

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#YokoOno #Why #unplugged #JohnLennon #PlasticOnoBand #resilienz #SchöneAlteWorter #frag

John Lennon & Yoko Ono: Why? (1972)

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