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June 9, 2025 – Portland, Oregon - Drupal today launched the Drupal AI Initiative, a comprehensive effort to democratize intelligent digital experiences for everyone and drive responsible AI innovation.
Dearest Beloved,
I received your missive of Thursday last with the greatest of gratitude, as I and my brave compatriots have five hours now awaited the orders to approach a moderately busy intersection in the shopping district of a mid-sized American city to confront a force of as many as eleven or twelve of the enemy, all cleverly disguised as “dishwashers,” “nannies,” and “landscapers.”
We are a rather ragtag bunch to be tasked with confronting such a formidable force, armed only with hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of tactical gear from late 2023 and weaponry that has been in service for a year before that.
I tell you with no small shame that we beseech the Lord daily to protect our high-capacity automatic rifles, rubber bullets, smoke bombs, tanks, helmets, Kevlar vests and night-vision goggles from the ravages of the possible but not very likely small stone or block of wood that could be hurled our way by a weeping child or hysterical mother as we pry their loved ones from their dastardly hands.
The skater dudes, grandmothers, and dog walkers forever taunt us, my love.
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A study explores how many words people use a day, whether women really speak more than men, and whether we’re talking less
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Whether religious or not, you can undertake a special, meaningful kind of journey that could leave you changed forever
- by Oliver Smith
Hibbett will shape The Intercept’s distinctive coverage and oversee newsroom operations.
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- by Julia F Christensen
New data about dark energy is a reminder that cosmology is a never-ending story
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Infection by certain wrigglers may reduce inflammation and fight obesity and diabetes
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When ships drop anchor off the icy continent, they threaten some of the oldest animals on Earth
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June 9th, 2025: TCAF was this weekend and it was, as always, a great time. Thank you to everyone who came by to say hi, and I hope we can do it again soon! Censorship is dangerous, but I am struggling to see how we fight the rising tide of hate and fear without it, writes Mathilda Mallinson
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