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Engine block cookin'
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https://x.com/offsrambledegg/status/2114036702205374842 :fatkiryurun:
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- spent nearly 2 hours on Yousician because I got excited over how many songs are finally available for me to learn - VisionQuest, still - heating pads #3GoodThings
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They’re never going to defederate from .ml. That’s the main Lemmy instance and the one the developers of Lemmy itself run.
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you can block my number, you can block my IG, but you can't uneat this ass
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Why DDG is the superior serch engine
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We have Lemon returning? Pleeze don't hurt him! (Feel better, Covey!) #Eagles #GoBirds
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Oh, come on! Not Quinon!! #Eagles #injuries #GoBirds
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Not going to be commenting much on the second half of this game -- my broadcast is totally scrambled suddenly, both visuals and audio! Infuriating!! #Eagles #Cowboys #Comcast
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we are throwing to a guy I didn't know was on the team! did we pick him up tonight? lol. #Eagles #GoBirds
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New on our blog! From East West Street to the Anthropocene: Philippe Sands in conversation with Hendrik Simon On the occasion of Philippe Sands receiving the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade on 11 October 2026, Hendrik Simon spoke with him about international law as a modicum of hope, his new book on ecoci #Ecocide #Genocide #HistoryOfInternationalLaw https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/from-east-west-street-to-the-anthropocene-defending-law-against-mass-violence-and-destruction/
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New on our blog! Protecting States, Not People Like all “landmark” pieces of international jurisprudence, the closer one reads the International Court of Justice (ICJ)’s advisory opinion on the Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change of July 2025, the more one finds things the Court might have done better. Among the areas that have attracted dissatisf #ClimateChange #Displacement #InternationalCourtOfJustice https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/protecting-states-not-people/
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New on our blog! The Last Knight of International Law Don Quixote's first mistake is not to attack a windmill. It is to believe that the world still speaks the language of the books from which he learned how a knight should act. He rides into La Mancha carrying an elaborate normative order: duties towards the distressed, rules o #ApplicationOfInternationalLaw #ArtAndLaw #GlobalJustice #SourcesOfInternationalLaw https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/the-last-knight-of-international-law/
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New on our blog! Against the Suspicion of Machines Fifteen years ago, on EJIL:Talk!, I mulled over what was then an emerging but hugely growing practice: academic expert blogging. I called it, only half-ironically, a “hazardous tool”. The hazard, at the time, was that blogging seemed to threaten the slow, deliberative, peer-reviewed economy of scholarship. Blogging was then said to be too fast, too casual, too pu https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/against-the-suspicion-of-machines/
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New on our blog! Editorial #55: The International Criminal Court Between Strength and Strangulation I had finished the manuscript for this editorial and was quite looking forward to the weekend. It was to be a rather philosophical piece on whether international criminal law is genuinely international, or rather a supranational expression of #InternationalCriminalCourt https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/editorial-55-the-international-criminal-court-between-strength-and-strangulation/
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New on our blog! Self-Determination and Judicial Silence The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has long recognised self-determination, including in its Western Sahara opinion of 1975 (para. 162) and Chagos opinion of 2019 (paras. 144–160). Recent decisions build on this jurisprudence while applying the right to further quest #CourtOfJusticeOfTheEuropeanUnion #InternationalCourtOfJustice #SelfDetermination https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/self-determination-and-judicial-silence/
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New on our blog! Reparations by Another Name On June 17, 2026, the United States (U.S.) and Iran signed a fourteen-point Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that formally ends military operations and establishes a sixty-day framework for negotiating a final deal. Although framed as a “reconstruction and economic development plan for Iran worth at least $300 billion,” #Reparations #StateResponsibility #TreatyInterpretation https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/reparations-by-another-name/
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New on our blog! Against the Suspicion of Machines Fifteen years ago, on EJIL:Talk!, I mulled over what was then an emerging but hugely growing practice: academic expert blogging. I called it, only half-ironically, a “hazardous tool”. The hazard, at the time, was that blogging seemed to threaten the slow, deliberative, peer-reviewed economy of scholarship. Blogging was then said to be too fast, too casual, too pu https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/against-the-suspicion-of-machines/
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New on our blog! Against the Suspicion of Machines Fifteen years ago, on EJIL:Talk!, I mulled over what was then an emerging but hugely growing practice: academic expert blogging. I called it, only half-ironically, a “hazardous tool”. The hazard, at the time, was that blogging seemed to threaten the slow, deliberative, peer-reviewed economy of scholarship. Blogging was then said to be too fast, too casual, too pu https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/against-the-suspicion-of-machines/
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New on our blog! Call for Contributions: GenAI and the Future of (International) Legal Scholarship Generative AI is rapidly reshaping how legal scholarship is researched, written, reviewed, and taught. In this context, universities, journals, and research institutions are developing new rules and policies on the permissible use and disclosure of AI. Such developments c https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/call-for-contributions-genai-and-the-future-of-international-legal-scholarship/
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New on our blog! Islands Held in Trust On 1 September 2026, Vanuatu asked the International Court of Justice to settle a dispute with France “concerning Vanuatu’s sovereignty over Umaenupne (Matthew) and Umaeneg/Leka (Hunter) Islands” and to draw a single maritime boundary between Vanuatu and France “(with respect to New Caledonia)”. Neither State accepts co #Chagos #InternationalCourtOfJustice #SelfDetermination #Sovereignty https://voelkerrechtsblog.org/islands-held-in-trust/