Гитхаб-десктоп зачем-то пытается верифицировать идентичность

Гитхаб-десктоп зачем-то всё время пытается верифицировать идентичность какого-то своего сервера. И если у него это не получается, то он мне об этом сообщает, фокусируя собственное окно поперёк всего.

А мне вообще насрать, дорогой, я даже не смотрел в тебя последние две недели! Ну не побегу я щас разбираться, чего тебе не хватает или почему не работает интернет.

Да и даже если бы я что-то делал в Гитхаб-десктопе прямо сейчас. Дался ему этот сервер! Я не пользуюсь гитхабом, у меня репозиторий вообще в другом месте.

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Billie Billiards Club – Moscow

A billiard club, a cocktail bar, and a menu of sexy junk food inside a 19th-century building. Four rooms, each with its own character. This is not your grandfather’s pool hall.

There is a particular type of new venue that arrives not with a press release but with a mood. The kind that spreads person to person, neighbourhood to neighbourhood, until it simply becomes the place you go. Billie, tucked on Neglinnaya Street a stone’s throw from Trubnaya metro, is exactly that kind of place.

The founders are Oleg Tsoy, Pasha Nitsa, and Misha Pugachev, the same trio behind the...

Belgrade’s EJE Is a Futuristic Autonomous Station of Aesthetic Pleasures

Belgrade does something to you on first arrival. A few walks in and the city reveals itself as fascinatingly layered, neoclassicism colliding with Yugoslav brutalism, massive and intricate verticality sitting alongside futuristic block architecture that manages to be both unique and modular at once. It lacks only neon to read as cyberpunk. Paris-based art and design studio Supaform felt it immediately, and when the brief from their clients at Esthetic Joys Embassy landed, a design direction inspired by a spaceship and the Yugoslav K67 kiosk, it all clicked into place.

The result is EJE Belgrade, a 250 square metre...

Bar di Bello: La Dolce Vita Comes to Sunset Boulevard, L.A

There is a particular kind of bar that exists in old Milan, warmly lit, unhurried, slightly theatrical, where the aperitivo hour stretches luxuriously toward midnight and the Negroni arrives in a glass the size of a small fishbowl. Los Angeles, for all its gifts, has never quite managed to replicate that feeling. Until now. Bar di Bello opened at Sunset Row in Silver Lake this April and, from the moment you push through those deep maroon curtains, something shifts. You want a martini. You want to stay.

The name, as co-owner Alex Wilmot will happily admit, doesn’t quite mean...

Garden Terrace by Edition Office

Set on the northern bank of the Birrarung in Melbourne’s inner east (Kew), Garden Terrace by Edition Office is a house shaped as much by atmosphere as it is by site. Elevated above a floodplain and immersed in a dense riverside setting, the home moves away from the usual idea of a suburban residence and into something quieter, more elemental, more connected to landscape than object. Its presence is strong, though never overbearing. What stands out is not a desire to dominate the setting, but to disappear into it over time.

The approach is central to the experience. Raised...

People’s, New York: Greenwich Village

In a city obsessed with access, People’s offers a more interesting kind of exclusivity. The Greenwich Village bar, lounge, gallery and restaurant has no membership fees, no applications and no performative struggle for a reservation online. Instead, entry works by referral, quietly building a community rather than broadcasting scarcity. That distinction is what makes it feel relevant. Less like a velvet-rope fantasy, more like a carefully protected social ecosystem.

Opened by Margot Hauer-King and Emmet McDermott, People’s was conceived as an antidote to the hyper-visible, social media-wired machinery of New York nightlife. It is a place designed for actual...

Nervous System collaborates with scientists to create 3D bioprinted liver in ARPA-H award

Nervous System is part of a multidisciplinary team of scientists and engineers which recently received an award of up to $28.5 million to create a functional 3D bioprinted liver for people with acute liver failure from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H)  Personalized Regenerative Immunocompetent Nanotechnology Tissue (PRINT) program. The project, called LIVE (Liver Immunocompetent Volumetric Engineering), is co-led by Kelly Stevens of the University of Washington and Adam Feinberg of Carnegie Mellon University. The PRINT program is led by ARPA-H Program Manager Ryan Spitler, Ph.D.

About 100,000 organ transplants take place annually in the United States, yet just as...

Peridot, Hong Kong: A Gem-Toned Sky Bar by Studio Paolo Ferrari

Perched high above Hong Kong’s financial district, Peridot is the kind of bar that leans into theatre without turning into a theme. It sits on the 38th floor of The Henderson, the new sculptural tower by Zaha Hadid Architects, and it takes the “sky bar” idea somewhere more cinematic, more enveloping, more emotionally tuned.

The interiors are by Studio Paolo Ferrari, led by founder and principal Paolo Ferrari, a designer who talks about bars the way directors talk about scenes. His reference points are telling, places where you do not only drink, you watch, you listen, you absorb the...

Modern Barn Style House Interior: 5 Passive Solar Design Lessons

A modern barn style house interior rarely feels as sculptural and performance-driven as the Kenny Street House in Balwyn North. Designed by Chan Architecture, this modern barn style house in Melbourne reinterprets the agricultural vernacular through a sharply contemporary lens, balancing expressive form with rigorous passive solar design. Set on a generous former farmland site [...]

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