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Led by Dan Reynolds, the group is often dismissed by critics for producing formulaic stadium rock, yet they continue to captivate millions, making them the most successful rock outfits of their generation

Imagine Dragons have just made a big splash with the release of their new concert film, Imagine Dragons: Live From The Hollywood Bowl. The film captures the energy of the four concerts the U.S. band performed last year in Los Angeles, accompanied by a symphony orchestra. And now they are embarking on the European leg of their Loom World Tour.

Sure, the fact that new Game Boy games are coming out in 2025 is incredibly exciting, but I bet you didn't think you'd be seeing a new game complete-in-box for the Nokia NGage? 

Say what you want about Nokia's entry into the handheld world (and Nokia's stupidly timed release date competing with the Game Boy Advance), it's still an interesting bit of kit and has a loyal cult following of gamers who still wonder 'what could have been' if the NGage had managed to defy all the odds and become a commercial success.

As many of you may know, Reddit's r/place is a popular social experiment that allows users to collaborate on a massive digital canvas by placing one pixel every few minutes. It fostered community engagement, creativity, and even some friendly competition between different groups.

Given Lemmy's focus on community-driven content and open-source principles, I'm curious about your thoughts on potentially introducing a similar feature:

Questions:

1. Do you think a Lemmy version of r/place would be beneficial for our platform? Why or why not?
2. How could such a feature be implemented in a way that aligns with Lemmy's values and decentralized structure?
3. What potential challenges or drawbacks do you foresee with introducing this type of collaborative art project?
4. If implemented, how often should such an event occur? Annually, quarterly, or as a one-time experiment?
5. What unique twists or improvements could Lemmy add to make this feature stand out from Reddit's version?

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Today, Attorney General Pamela Bondi released the following statement:

“Luigi Mangione’s murder of Brian Thompson — an innocent man and father of two young children — was a premeditated, cold-blooded assassination that shocked America. After careful consideration, I have directed federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty in this case as we carry out President Trump’s agenda to stop violent crime and Make America Safe Again.”

@linux_gaming

An app that Work without Problem on Windows, is not able to install on #Wine.
Chause, it searches his ressources all beside the setup.exe instead of its subdirectorys.

Any Idea what`s wrong here?

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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, a leading advocate for "Liberation Day" tariffs scheduled for April 2, faces growing criticism within Trump's administration.

Sources indicate Lutnick will likely be blamed if the tariffs backfire economically, with insiders describing him as giving Trump "bad advice" and pushing "crazy" aggressive tariff policies, unlike Treasury Secretary Bessent's more measured approach.

While White House spokesperson Desai maintains the administration is unified, corporate America fears significant economic damage.

Trump reportedly enjoys the uncertainty, expecting nations to "grovel" for deals to avoid punitive tariffs.

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Senator Chuck Grassley, 91, has introduced a bill to end nationwide injunctions, arguing they unfairly obstruct executive actions like those under Trump.

Grassley says his proposal would stop lower courts from issuing broad orders that affect nonparties and allow faster appeals of temporary restraining orders.

Trump and Republicans support the effort, claiming these injunctions undermine governance.

Legal experts, however, warn the change would weaken the judiciary’s ability to check executive power, potentially causing legal chaos with inconsistent rulings across districts.

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