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Joe Dassin - C'est La Vie Lily

Joe Dassin

Sylvie Vartan - La Plus Belle Pour Aller Danser

Sylvie Vartan

Julien Clerc - Si On Chantait

Julien Clerc

The Register

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Cursor-Opus agent snuffs out startup’s production database

Relax, the data's been recovered. Continue with your vibe coding

Jer (Jeremy) Crane, the founder of automotive SaaS platform PocketOS, spent the weekend recovering from a data extinction event caused by the company's AI coding agent in less than 10 seconds. …

this isn't happiness.

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Call me, Glenn Barr







Call me, Glenn Barr

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tintinetmilou has added a photo to the pool:

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Tokyo Tower and Zōjō-ji Temple

Litouwen: Rusland betrokken bij beramen moorden in Vilnius

De dertien verdachten zouden onder meer van plan zijn geweest om activisten te vermoorden en brand hebben gesticht bij een militair transport naar Oekraïne. Ze handelden volgens Litouwen "in het belang van" de Russische militaire inlichtendienst.

kottke.org

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Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò on magical thinking and elite impunity...

Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò on magical thinking and elite impunity. “We are ruled by a class of people who seem either to believe or presume that war, disease, and apocalyptic destruction are things that will only ever happen to poorer and browner people.”

The Guardian

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Manchester United see off Brentford to close in on Champions League return

This swashbuckling Manchester United victory moves them to within two points of Champions League qualification and is prima facie evidence of the job Michael Carrick has executed since his appointment as interim manager.

The performance is also a fair calling card for the permanent role as United bettered a doughty Brentford by simply being better.

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Virgin Island review – the sheer relief after their sex sessions is so heartwarming

Yes, the beachside sexperiment comes with endless hands-on intimacy therapy, which could easily feel shocking, excruciating or just plain dull. Instead, it’s a jolly, wholesome joy

Here are a few things Virgin Island is not. The Channel 4 series, in which 12 adult virgins travel to Croatia to take part in a three-week intimacy retreat, isn’t graphic, explicit, tawdry or tasteless. For reality TV, it doesn’t even feel that exploitative: unlike many other formats, you get the sense that everyone involved is crystal clear about what they are here to do and how it will end up looking on television.

It’s what they are here to do, however, that makes watching Virgin Island a mind-boggling experience. Whatever the reason for remaining a virgin, the remedy is broadly the same. With the help of various sex therapists, the participants are encouraged to tune in to their desires, expose their bodies and experience sensual touch via professional “surrogate partners” – a treatment that can (and, in the first series, did) extend to penetrative sex.

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