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Desde hace un par de años me llamo la atención esta tecnología y siempre quise probarla. Mi perfil actual es un joven que apenas inicia la universidad y busca un dispositivo funcional con excelentes características y algo nuevo. Investigando y todo supe de los riesgos que este implica en duración y fragilidad (no busco ni la mejor batería ni las mejores cámaras) pero me encanta el ecosistema Samsung que uso desde hace años. Pienso comprármelo a inicios del próximo año por lo que voy a empezar a ahorrar fuertemente y me pregunto... ¿Donde es el mejor sitio (virtual y físico) para comprarlo?, ¿Donde podrían repararlo en caso de que algo pase?. Leo experiencias de usuarios...

Mi hermano se ha vuelto un pirobo re desconsiderado con mi mamá, ella siempre ha sido una muy buena madre y el desde hace un año la trata muy mal, empezo a trabajar en un call y toda la plata se la gasta en pendejadas, en monitores caros y eso y no esta mal gastar tu plata en lo que quieras, yo tambien lo hago pero con planificación, pero el se la pasa sacando creditos o le pagan la quincena y al otro dia esta en 0, lo ultimo fue que se va a ir de la casa ( que por mi bien, o la verdad me da igual, llevo mucho sin tratar con el) pero hace sufir a mis padres que es lo que me molesta, le hizo pagar a mi madre 7 millones como cuota inicial para entrar a estudiar a la javeriana y se deben 10,500,000, voy a mirar con mis padres como cancelamos eso, porque no puede pretender que le paguemos la carrera y aparte un arriendo para que el viva solo, el es muy desorganizado financieramente viviendo en esta casa y a mi papa es el que le toca despertarlo para que vaya a trabajar y lo llevaba en carro todos los dias ( tiene pico y placa solidario, algo que se usa en la ciudad de Bogota, Colombia para que puedas usar el carro todos los dias), el se va el martes a vivir supuestamente al virrey, un barrio caro de Bogota este martes, pero dentro de mi se que esto que el quiere hacer o demostrar lee va a salir muy mal y va a fracasar, lo van a echar del trabajo por llegar tarde y va a atrasarse en el arriendo y lo van a votar de alla o sale por el solo pero con deudas, aparte de la de 10,500,000 ( 2,800 USD)que ya tiene de la javeriana si no se logra cancelar eso, porque el pagare esta a su nombre y la codeudora es mi mama, en fin aveces deseo que no hubiera nacido para que no haga sentir tan mal a mi mama como lo hace todos los dias

Hola! Vamos a viajar a Colombia durante un mes en noviembre de 2024. Queremos visitar las siguientes ciudades/ lugares de interés:

• Bogotá
• Desierto de la Tatacoa
• Salento
• Valle de Cocora
• Medellín
• Cartagena

¿Crees que son demasiados lugares para un mes? Y cuál sería el mejor itinerario para este viaje?
Saludos de suiza

No es porque sea su fan, sino porque logró llevar a la izquierda a la presidencia por primera vez. Me explico.
En los países "de primer mundo" (con plata), existe una dicotomía entre dos partidos dominantes con posibilidad real de llegar a la presidencia (demócratas y republicanos, liberales y conservadores, etc.), por ende ambos partidos tienen influencia.
Cada vez que el partido en el poder la caga (ejemplo, con un escándalo de corrupción), el otro partido está encima aprovechando la oportunidad para caerles con toda, politizar el asunto y ganar las siguientes presidenciales. Esto causa que se ejerzan **control político mutuo**.
En Colombia antes de Petro, la corrupción no tenía consecuencias así se descubriera, porque igual volvían a ganar el siguiente año más de los mismos. Con Petro ahora es el centro democrático quién hace control político y polítiza todas las cagadas y eso está bien, porque hay consecuencias. Pero eso sólo es posible con una oposición poderosa.
No dudo que ahora se viene un gobierno de derecha. Ojalá la izquierda siga fuerte en Colombia, para que pueda ahora hacerle control político a la derecha. No existe ninguna otra manera real de exigirle cuentas al gobierno, pues ponen en entes de control al que tiene más rabo de paja.

Record temperatures, record migration, record emissions, record displacement, record PFAS……start building an ark.
Last Week in Collapse: May 12-18, 2024
This is Last Week in Collapse, a weekly newsletter compiling some of the most important, timely, useful, soul-crushing, ironic, stunning, exhausting, or otherwise must-see/can’t-look-away moments in Collapse.
This is the 125th newsletter! You can find the May 5-11 edition here if you missed it last week. You can also receive these posts (with images) every Sunday in your email inbox with Substack.
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Flash flooding in northern Afghanistan killed 300+ people and destroyed 1,000+ homes. Hundreds of thousands of others have been affected. Last month, similar floods in the region killed 70+. Four died in Texas storms last week as well.
Venezuela is suffering from record wildfires, which so far this year have burned about 5M acres—almost the size of Sardinia. Some experts think indigenous people started the blaze as an attempt at forest clearance, which quickly got out of hand. “Institutional failures” compounded the disaster when the ailing government responded with an inadequate number of poorly equipped firefighters. Another study from last week examined the impact of wildfires on soil health.
Flooding and “cold lava” killed 50+ in Indonesia, injuring dozens and displacing several thousand. Cold lava is a mixture of water and rocks tumbling down the side of a volcano. Meanwhile, an actual volcano erupted in Indonesia, sending smoke & ash 5000m high; further eruptions are possible soon.
The Swiss Re Institute published a 37-page report last week about natural disasters in 2023—and how much damage, in USD, they caused. The largest catastrophe was the February 7.8 earthquake in Türkiye & Syria, which killed 59,000+ people and caused $163B+ in damage. The report is full of interesting graphics & data about natural disasters.

“Last year, economic losses from natural catastrophes reached USD 280 billion, meaning that 62% of the global losses were uninsured….the insured losses surpassed USD 100 billion for the fourth consecutive year….annual insured losses will grow by 5–7% over the long term…today’s insured losses could double in 10 years….There were 142 insured-loss inducing catastrophes in 2023, a new record. Most were of medium severity, which we define as events resulting in losses of USD 1–5 billion….Over the last 30 years, we estimate that natural catastrophe insured losses have grown by 3 percentage points more annually than the global economy (in inflation adjusted terms)...”

Flooding and heat waves are impacting Brazil’s oranges, responsible for about 70% of the world’s supply. One food analysts declared that the “era of cheap food is over”—in the UK, at least. That may be one reason why UK residents took record food bank packages last year. Madagascar is struggling to adapt to a future with far less rainfall.
France is growing more concerned about a dam on Lake Geneva, controlled exclusively by Switzerland. The Rhône River, which begins in Switzerland and flows south through France, is shrinking in summers as climate change melts Switzerland’s remaining glaciers.
The Tonlé San River has been dammed in Vietnam, lowering the level in Cambodia and sometimes drying the river downstream entirely. Meanwhile, China’s lychee harvest is getting blasted by rain, impacting the world’s largest source of lychee. And, once again, Saudi Arabia is suffering flooding in its inland regions. 7 dead in historic flooding in Iran.
The eminent climate scientist James Hansen posted that, since “human-made aerosols and their cooling effect are in decline,” the cooling effect of La Niña will be counterbalanced by these rising temperatures. He also identifies a “large anomaly of increased absorbed solar radiation at midlatitudes in the Northern Hemisphere” responsible for rising temperatures there. CO2 levels are rising faster today than they have at any point in the previous 50,000 years…and a study of millennia-old trees determined last summer was the hottest worldwide in 2,000+ years…
Record nighttime May temperatures were tied in the Philippines and Vietnam. A couple Indonesian cities broke records for May temperatures. And a number of southern African states saw more records drop. And Toronto saw a record tied for the number of days reaching 14 °C (57 °F). A heat wave has returned to Bangladesh. Flooding in Cali (pop: 2.9M), Colombia.
The University of Washington was ordered to stop a geoengineering project that scientists sere conducting from the deck of a decommissioned aircraft carrier. The experiment ejected aerosolized saltwater in an attempt to reflect solar radiation. A comparative study in Nature Communications of a number of carbon pricing found that, yes, carbon pricing does work to reduce the total CO2 emitted.
It’s that time of the year again. Wildfires in Canada grow, some of which are moving towards the tar sands—forcing thousands to evacuate. 39 of the total nation’s blazes are “out of control,” resulting in air quality alerts in the United States. Meanwhile, across the Caribbean, water shortages have become the new normal, and residents (and tourists) are finding their old consumption habits hard to change. St. Lucia has declared a water emergency. In Myanmar, water shortages worsen, particularly as related to the spiraling conflict.
At least ⅛ of Europeans live in a place at risk of extreme flooding—so says a 175-page report from the European Environment Agency posted on Wednesday. The number of people living in flood-risk coastal areas in the EU & UK is expected to jump 24% by 2050. The graphics-packed report also considers how flooding will impact healthcare facilities, mental health, wastewater treatment plants, the spread of disease, cyanobacteria, permafrost thaw, and much else.

“Europe has seen devastating floods following record rainfall, droughts of magnitudes not experienced in hundreds of years, continuing sea level rise, and increasing lake and sea temperatures….permanent water stress already affects 30% of people in southern Europe….since 2018, more than half of Europe has been impacted by extreme drought conditions….Climate change is expected to increase mercury bioaccumulation in the marine food chain due to rising ocean temperatures, ocean acidification and permafrost thawing….Depression, anxiety and PTSD may persist for years after a flooding event….Under the changing climate, northern Europe is becoming wetter in general, but drier in summer. Southern Europe is becoming drier, especially in winter. For central-eastern and western Europe, the trend is less clear…” -selections from the report

Milan suffered flooding last week, the worst May flooding in 170 years. Early spring in the UK has disrupted migratory bird species and their usual patterns.
A 74-page working paper which is not yet peer-reviewed claims that earlier estimates for how much GDP would be impacted by another 1 °C temperature rise is way less than it would be in actuality. The paper claims the real cost (in USD) is about 6x greater. They claim “global temperature has much more pronounced impacts on economic activity than local temperature” and that extreme weather is mostly behind the projected decline in productivity.
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Epidemiologists are worried about how climate change in Africa may extend the life of disease-bearers like ticks and mosquitoes. Other epidemiologists are worried about how cattle may become a permanent reservoir for H5N1. Growing traced of bird flu have been found in wastewater testing in the U.S., but investigators think it may be runoff from infected dairy farms.
Obesity, high blood sugar, and high blood pressure rates today globally are 50% higher than in 2000—though researchers claim that air pollution still poses a larger threat. Of a study participants in Hawai’i, 75% had respiratory issues, probably from the Maui wildfires last year.
The 2024 World Migration Report is out, and its 384 pages are not as apocalyptic as one might think. However, internally displaced people are at their all-time highest. India, Mexico, Russia, China, and Syria lead the world in emigrants; another document contains the definitions for who exactly constitutes a migrant. Unfortunately much of the data relied upon ends in 2022. Data from this year, not included in the above report, indicates a 40% jump in traffic through the Darien Gap compared to the same time period in 2023.

“The last two years saw major migration and displacement events that have caused great hardship and trauma, as well as loss of life….There have also been large-scale displacements triggered by climate- and weather-related disasters in many parts of the world in 2022 and 2023, including in Pakistan, the Philippines, China, India, Bangladesh, Brazil and Colombia….disinformation tactics are increasingly being used by nefarious actors with negative impacts on public, political and social media discourse on migration….Forced displacement is the highest on record in the modern era…overconsumption and overproduction linked to unsustainable economic growth, resource depletion and biodiversity collapse, as well as ongoing climate change (including global heating) are continuing to grip the world….the risk of further conflict has not been higher in decades, as military spending reached a new record high of USD 2,240 billion in 2022…” -excerpts from the introduction

Another report, focusing on internal displacement, came out last week; its 69 pages show a cross-section of about 47M people displaced by natural disasters (56%) or armed conflict (44%). Most of the disasters were storms & flooding, and most of the conflicts were civil wars of some form. This report also provides detailed region-by-region analyses—with sub-Saharan Africa accounting for 46% of global IDPs.

“Conflict and violence triggered 13.5 million movements, the highest figure for the past 15 years….Disasters and conflict are presented as different triggers, but their impacts can overlap, often leading to repeated and/ or protracted displacement….Drought triggered 331,000 displacements in Somalia….Floods triggered 550,000 displacements in Ethiopia….Conflict and violence triggered 3.8 million displacements in DRC in 2023, a slight fall from the record four million in 2022, but still the second-highest figure globally after Sudan….nearly two-thirds of the internal displacements recorded in 2023 originated from Khartoum state. More than 39 per cent of the state's inhabitants were forced to flee, leaving entire neighbourhoods empty….Criminal and communal violence triggered nearly three-quarters of Nigeria's 291,000 conflict displacements….” -selections from the spotlight on sub-Saharan Africa

Experts are concerned about the mental health impacts that climate change has on our minds. Hotter temperatures reportedly increase depression & aggression. Wildfires and storms can cause PTSD. Workers feel stress and desperation as their usual industries are impacted. And air pollution influences ordinary brain processes in many ways.
Some analysts believe “Peak China” may be over, signaling a period of economic tapering-off, as well as a growing militancy. Increasing U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods are continuing to separate the two economies. The Netherlands finally formed a provisional government, though its proposed immigration & farming policies have set it at odds with the EU.
The Federal Reserve, the U.S. central bank, released a 46-page report on potential climate risks to the banking system’s resilience. As far as I understood, most of the risk lies in extreme weather events and the risk to insurance agencies.
Part of southeast England experienced an outbreak of Cryptosporidium, a diarrhea & vomiting illness, highly contagious, which can last weeks. At least 22 cases have been reported. Meanwhile, the CDC is issuing warnings about the more dangerous strain of monkeypox circulating in the DRC, although cases are currently limited to Africa.
North Carolina’s Senate voted to ban mask-wearing last week, under the reasoning that it would make police identification of protestors difficult. An fMRI study found lasting neurological changes in COVID survivors; they “had significantly higher cognitive complaints of mental fatigue and cognitive failure….even two years after recovering.” Experts say a summer rise in COVID cases is coming to the United States.
A study on The Canadian/American Great Lakes found that PFAS levels are increasing in the 3 largest lakes (Superior, Huron, and Michigan), while decreasing in the other two (Erie, Ontario). The study also found that precipitation is the primary means by which the Lakes are accumulating PFAS, since the chemicals are small & stable enough to move through the water cycle. Meanwhile, in England’s Lake District, a telecom failure resulted in raw sewage being pumped into England’s largest and most famous lake, Windermere, on-and-off for 10 hours; and a major British water CEO took a $4M USD pay package last year. And a look into the Chicago River’s health found that microplastics & trash are endangering health & biodiversity.
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An assassination attempt by a lone wolf on Slovakia’s PM left him in critical condition, but likely to survive. 11 civilians were slain by cartel fighters in a few battles in Mexico. Violence continues to spiral out of control in Goma, DRC.
In Haiti, everything worsens indefinitely. Guns have reportedly entered from Florida, a phenomenon which officials call an “iron river.” Police have been put on the defensive against the growing might of the gang warlords.
A brawl broke out in Taiwan’s parliament. An Iranian plot was allegedly foiled to smuggle weapons into Jordan to destabilize the pro-U.S. regime.
Dozens more died in Sudan from escalating violence around Darfur. People are warning about “a disaster on top of a disaster” and the possibility of Sudan splitting apart. Others have called it “hell on earth” as 1,000+ refugees cross the Chad border every day. Disease and malnutrition are growing, while famine encroaches upon 9M helpless victims of the conflict—but the world’s attention is elsewhere.
The U.S. Army Engineers completed constructing the pier in Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid. Some 600,000 Gazans have been displaced from Rafah already, and fighting has escalated against Hamas militants in northern Gaza.
Taliban forces skirmished with Pakistani soldiers for about 90 minutes last week. Taliban attacks in Pakistan, and counterattacks have resulted in a kind of ambient disruption for the rocky border zone.
Violent protests—and counteroperations—are continuing in New Caledonia (pop: 270,000), a Pacific island part of overseas France. The riots, which have killed 6 people so far, began after metropolitan France proposed a plan to expand voting rights beyond indigenous residents. A state of emergency has been declared amid worries about a spiral of violence taking hold.
As the Sahel dries out, experts are concerned about the links to rising terrorism in the region. The Sahel accounts for over 40% of global terrorism deaths—according to the analysts’ understanding of “terrorism.” Mali in particular has reportedly become home to 41 new, different non-state armed groups (NSAGs) since 2007. A contested election in Chad resulted in the consolidation of the interim leader’s power.

“If governments are continually unable to solve regional issues, the people will be at the whim of any terror group that has a basic organization. It serves these groups’ interests to promote insecurity where they can and create security where they want. A “hearts and minds” campaign in the Sahel could lead to long-term and locally supported insurgencies in a land that is currently rife with civil strife.” -from the article

Some wargamers concluded that a Trump victory in 2020 would spell the end of NATO, or at least the end of its utility. Vladimir Putin replaced his minister of defense with a top economic advisor, just before going to Beijing to reaffirm their friendship with “no limits.” Some say Putin is planning on a forever war. Some say NATO is gearing up for one, too.
Russia made several gains in the suburbs of Kharkiv, seizing several settlements which some analysts doubt they will hold. Putin claims they aren’t really trying to take Kharkiv anyway… Russia also made small progress in the Donbas—although they suffered their largest one-day casualties since the start of the war. The U.S. allocated another $2B to hasten the delivery of weapons to the front lines. The next weeks will be crucial on the front. Switzerland has invited 160+ nations to send delegates to a peace summit intended to design a path to making peace in this War.
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Select comments/threads from the subreddit last week suggest:
-Brazil’s flooding was really, really bad, judging from this post and its accompanying images. Across just one of Brazil’s 26 states, 600,000+ people have been made homeless, 100+ have died, and the storm season isn’t over yet. Some of the flooding isn’t expected to subside for another month.
-How specifically might climate change make humanity extinct? This thread crowdsources a number of plausible ways, from ordinary famines to nuclear war and even a massive deoxygenation process. I tend to think it will be a consequence of an eventual nuclear exchange, followed by extended famine and disease.
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pero no lo había vivido, me pasó, un mojón que no salía desde ayer, un dolor horrible cada vez que lo intentaba sacar, como 5 intentos entre ayer y hoy, horrible, hasta que hoy a medio día, con MUCHO ESFUERZO, MUCHO EMPUJE, Y SOBRETODO MUCHO DOLOOOOORRRR MKKKK WTFFFFFFFFF, salió el setenta hp, QUÉ DOLOR TAN MALPPPP, luego lo veo yo así en la taza, el largo era normal pero sí era bien grueso el malp Mk literalmente me partió el cul. Salió con un poco de sangre y todo
Sentí un alivio muy malp, con el cul roto pero aliviado, pero entonces pensé... Mk wtf? Osea el sexo anal es así?
Mujeres y hombres gays, WHAT THE ACTUAL FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCKKKK MK, ASÍ DUELE ESA MI. POR ATRÁS? PORQUE QUÉ DOLOR TAN SETENTA HP, espero que mi colon no vuelva a trollearme haciendo un vagón tan grueso vida hp qué cosa tan horrible
Osea, no puede ser tan doloroso el sexo anal, o sí?...
Mi vagón era grueso pero tampoco del otro mundo, como del grueso de un pene promedio erecto
Mk qué experiencia tan horrible, día y medio de sufrimiento, sudaba en ese baño, me retorcía el cuerpo en dolor, mk esa vaina no abre casi, no para ese calibre, wtf
Opiniones... Les ha pasado esa mi.? (Literal mi.)
(Sacado de Colombia)

Soy una personas como le dicen en Colombia "ahuevado, o 'retraido o atolondrado" tengo 0 habilidades sociales, ahora solo hablo con mi madre, como hago para comenzar, creo que ya desarrolle fobia social, no se que decir, en general. Algún consejo para comenzar. Bueno ayer pregunté unas direcciones a desconocidos, pero quiero sentir el rechazo de la gente, como lo hago, o que les digo para eso, ví un vídeo de un man en Tik tok que decía "buenos días" a todo mundo que pasaba por la calle, así te rechazaba mucha, pero en estos momentos no me veo capaz de hacerlo

Soy una personas como le dicen en Colombia "ahuevado, tengo 0 habilidades sociales, o pa antes era muy social, solo hablo con mi madre, como hago para comenzar, creo que ya desarrolle fobia social, no se que decir, en general. Algún consejo para comenzar. Bueno ayer pregunté unas direcciones a desconocidos, pero quiero sentir el rechazo de la gente, como lo hago, o que les digo para eso, ví un vídeo de un man en Tik tok que decía "buenos días" a todo mundo que pasaba por la calle, así te rechazaba mucha, pero en estos momentos no me veo capaz de hacerlo

En Colombia o almenos en Bogotá está permitido tener sucias/manchadas paredes y puertas de esa manera? Claro, ya se que los dueños de establecimientos y de sus casas no tienen la culpa de que se las pinten, pero no está obligados a limpiar la estética de la ciudad? Creo que debería ser así...

[esp] mucho gusto :~) soy una 25f de los estados unidos. como muchos estudiantes americanos, estudié español en el highschool, pero la enseñanza no era muy buena... no he practicada actualmente HABLAR (out loud) el espanol en... mas que ochos años.
me gusta lo basico... musica, peliculas, youtube, twitch, cultura de internet en general... soy boring. podemos hablar de lo que TE interesa, o de nuestras vidas cotidianas, etc.
[en] I can offer practice chatting in English so that you can build your conversational/verbal abilities and confidence! I work a really busy schedule and I am also in school, but maybe we could do 30 minutes only Spanish, 30 minutes only English to start with, over Discord or another anonymous voice chat platform. DM if you're interested, but I'll only respond if you say a little bit more about yourself, your goals, etc. Best :)

Buenas noches a todos los que lean este post, podrían ser tan amables de ayudarme a responder una pequeña encuesta sobre una bebida relajante. Esto es para un proyecto académico y necesito que varias personas lo llenen, les agradecería si lo pudiesen comaprtir también, de antemano, muchas gracias :) <3
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Nesesito ideas

Soy un hombre blanco heterosexual y he visto como este gobierno ataca y culpa a la población blanca, en especial los hombres heterosexuales de todos los males del mundo, también veo como la mayoría de puestos del gobierno son cubiertos por indigenas o negros.
Los colombianos blancos somos una minoria en este país, alrededor del 30% pero los indigenas son 3% y los negros 7% aún así tienen más visibilidad que nosotros, soy santandereano, crecí en una zona donde puedes durar meses sin ver a un negro y años sin ver a un indigena, solo empezó a normalizarse con la migración de venezolanos pero en la colombia que yo creci todos eran blancos o mestizos con un alto grado de apoorte blanco.
No es que planee hacer una protesta, esto es algo que se da también en primer mundo, se ataca constantemente a la población blanca, siendo nosotros gran parte de los trabajadores y empresarios, también los que menos crímenes cometemos y por mucho, para después seguirle votando a quienes son racistas con nosotros, si usted es mestizo le cuento que después de los blancos serán ustedes, el progre solo quiere a los negros e indígenas.