戒厳令時代の政治的公文書、機密指定を解除=国家安全局 黒塗りせず公開/台湾 https://japan.focustaiwan.tw/society/202602230005
「政治的公文書の公開は真相究明や歴史の解明、社会の和解促進にとって極めて重要だと言及」
瀬畑源さんの『公文書問題』とセットでおすすめの話題。 #nowreading #公文書
戒厳令時代の政治的公文書、機密指定を解除=国家安全局 黒塗りせず公開/台湾 https://japan.focustaiwan.tw/society/202602230005
「政治的公文書の公開は真相究明や歴史の解明、社会の和解促進にとって極めて重要だと言及」
瀬畑源さんの『公文書問題』とセットでおすすめの話題。 #nowreading #公文書
掟上今日子の1話目と、福家警部補の1話目を読みました。面白い!
特に福家警部補のコロンボ形式(倒叙式ミステリー、先に犯人がわかっている形式)がドキドキしてたまらんわ〜
たばこ祭りに顔出してたし、こんなに早くなるとは
思わんかったよ…
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LUNA SEA真矢さん急死 56歳 20年大腸がん、昨年脳腫瘍発表 来月12日公演出演目指していた(スポニチアネックス) - Yahoo!ニュース
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/118972664578bdacf8f8326ca86ec9c4d7d35096
"A blue-gloved hand thrust toward her and, with some hesitation, she took it. His grip was firm, the shaking relentless. Shaking his hand while wearing the rubber gloves felt like being the giblets inside a plastic bag inside the arse cavity of a turkey. Kesta could feel her bones collide."
from One Yellow Eye by #LeighRadford (2025)
"A long-time confidante of the rain and snow, I am ninety years old. The rain and snow have weathered me, and I too have weathered them."
-- First Sentences of *The Last Quarter of the Moon* by Chi Zijian, trans. by Bruce Humes
#ChiZijian #Bookstodon #NowReading #TheLastQuarterOfTheMoon #FirstSentences
さて、どうなるやら。
最近Matrixに人が増えてきた感じもあるし、
これがさらに加速したりして。
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Discordの年齢認証を支えたPersona、ソースコード丸見えで監視網が露呈|情報の灯台
https://note.com/joho_no_todai/n/naa7c09b6d139
As recommended by @UKFilmNerd.
#MastoLivres #VendrediLecture #NowReading
Je lis toujours The Land in Winter, d'Andrew Miller (il faut attendre la moitié du bouquin pour que ça devienne vraiment intéressant).
J'ai lu Amour, fascisme & CDD, de @unpied parce qu'on a toujours besoin d'un peu de gaité. ^^
Et je commence Grains noirs, d'Alexandre Hmine, traduit de l'italien par Lucie Tardin (aux éditions Zoé, que j'aime tant).
#VendrediLecture (ok almost)
"Twelve Months", #18 de la série "The Desden Files" par Jim Butcher.
ラフィアン募集停止の件。
これだと他のクラブも同じようなことになるんじゃなかろうか…
クラブ代表の声/ラフィアンターフマンクラブ
https://www.ruffian.co.jp/presidents_page/list.php
nonfiction #NowReading Owned: How Tech Billionaires on the Right Bought the Loudest Voices on the Left, by Eoin Higgins. I got the audiobook from my library as soon as I knew it existed, because I remembered Mefites lauding journalist Matt Taibbi at one point, then a few years later being gobsmacked at Taibbi's apparent 180 degree switcheroo.
Turns out that (among other motivating factors) Taibbi got freaked out by #MeToo. Boo hoo, you selfish prick. Anyway, this book also gave me a better understanding of Substack's Nazification; the billionaires' proposed utopian city in Solano County CA (it's not built yet; my climate colleagues there have been organizing against it for the past year); and how rightwing populism is an inversion of power dynamics (billionaires and their lackeys are plucky underdogs struggling against the domineering hordes of us ordinary folks, apparently).
https://citylights.com/new-nonfiction-in-hardcover/owned-how-tech-billionaires-on-the-rig/
"Rubbing some communal chunk of who-knows-what on your own personal skin? Madness." —Dan Kois for Slate https://slate.com/life/2026/02/bathroom-soap-bar-cleaning-health-america.html?src=longreads #essays #longreads #nowreading #soap
#nowreading Batman Revolution (or Revolut?on as printed on the cover) by John Jackson Miller
I enjoyed the first, so let's get started on the sequel. With the alternate spelling on the cover, this book will feature the Riddler.
These books are set in-between the Tim Burton films, so Jim Carrey's Riddler from Batman Forever doesn't really matter.
Apparently Robin Williams was asked to play the Joker and later the Riddler but he says he was used as bait to get the bigger stars to sign on. 😞
なんとなく、ね。
国難に喘ぐ日本に、勇気と希望を。 ヴィクトワールピサの奇跡 | ヴィクトワールピサ | 優駿 WEB
https://www.yushunweb.jp/story/story33/1900/
#nowreading Batman Resurrection by John Jackson Miller
I have been gripped, just a day or so later, I've finished it!
It was a really good story and I had to remember this is a book, not a film. Several events occurred where I thought, this is the big finale, but I was only halfway through the book. If this was a film it would be four hours, probably.
Plenty of little nods to the film's its sandwiched between and overall, really enjoyable.
Maybe, tomorrow, I'll start the sequel.
Media Log: Postmortem (Patricia Cornwell)
Started: Jan 5, 2026
Finished: Feb 14, 2026
Buona domenica sera con quel mostro di Iosif Brodskij
#NowReading ‘107 days’ by Kamala Harris.
Another Christmas present to enjoy in this #NationalYearOfReading. #GoAllIn
#Books #NowReading #nonfiction 📚 The nonfiction book I'm now reading for the Old Man Book Club that I belong to: The Chrysanthemum and the Sword: Patterns of Japanese Culture – a 1946 study of Japan by American anthropologist Ruth Benedict.