Andrés Rovira

Software Engineer @Guatemala, husband and father of two padawans

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@Axiu_Axiu9 @carlos_vills04 @discosbeagle A decir verdad, no se ve muy contento en las fotos con la nominación jaja

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@elakademicista A pero para desalojos así si con toda la fuerza

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@chris_j_paxton Until you find out every housewife / husband loves their chores in a different way

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@rodrigoarenas Con fondos propios dice el testaferro del fisiquin

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@ElHiloRojoTV Jajaja son unos vendidos

[Shaiel Ben-Ephraim @academic_la]

I have been reading the new UN report about how Israel has been targeting children in Gaza. There are no words to describe how awful it is. Here are some of the worst examples:

1) Hind Rajab and family, Tel al-Hawa, Gaza City, 29 Jan 2024. Named. A family of seven plus two paramedics killed. Hind Rajab, 5 to 6, stayed on the phone with rescuers for hours, trapped in a car among her dead relatives. Her cousin Layan Hamadeh, 15, was killed mid-call. The rescue ambulance, dispatched with COGAT clearance, was shelled.

2) The 15-year-old with the white flag, Khan Younis, 24 Jan 2024. Anonymous. Shot in the foot during an ordered evacuation while holding a white cloth, then shot twice more in the back and neck as he tried to rise. His 20-year-old brother killed running to him; their mother shot signaling for an ambulance. Assessed as DAN .338 sniper fire from about 200m.

3) The 10-day-old baby, Nuseirat camp, 12 Apr 2024. Anonymous. Shot in the head by a quadcopter-mounted rifle while being breastfed inside a tent. Survived with brain damage and seizures.

4) The 14-year-old killed with fragmenting pellets, Aug 2024. Anonymous. Cube-shaped pellets that fragmented internally like cluster munitions, destroying multiple organs. The report flags the munition itself as a possible war crime.

5) Jadallah "Jad" Jadallah, Al-Far'a camp, Tubas, 16 Nov 2025. Named. Jadallah Jihad Jouma Jadallah, 14, shot at close range and left bleeding for roughly 45 minutes while about 14 soldiers stood around him. One kicked his cap back when he threw it for attention, one filmed him, one placed a stone beside him to stage a stone-throwing pretext. Soldiers fired at his approaching mother and blocked two ambulances. Body withheld.

6) Layla al-Khatib, Muthallath al-Shuhada, 25 Jan 2025. Named. Layla (Laila) Muhammad Ayman al-Khatib, 2, shot in the back of the head during dinner at home, four bullets fired through the living room window. Youngest West Bank child killed in the reporting period. B'Tselem found the only man in the building was her grandfather, contradicting the "wanted terrorist" claim.

7) Saddam Rajab, Tulkarem, shot 28 Jan 2025, died 7 Feb 2025. Named. Saddam (Sadam) Rajab, 10, shot during an incursion. A soldier told the father, "I am the one who shot your son. God willing, he will die." Medical care obstructed; the boy died of his wounds days later.

8) Walid Ahmad, Megiddo Prison, died 22 Mar 2025. Named. Walid Khalid Abdullah Ahmad, 17, from Silwad. Healthy at arrest in Sept 2024; dead six months later of starvation, muscle wasting, untreated colitis and scabies. First Palestinian minor to die in Israeli custody since Oct 2023. Family learned of his death from a news article; body withheld.

9) The Sde Teiman 15-year-old, detention. Anonymous. Held among 70 adults, shackled until his hands bled, dogs released on prone detainees; described as "the worst days of my life." A separate 15-year-old reported being electrocuted via a needle in his shoulder over 54 days.

10) The four newborns at Al-Nasr Pediatric Hospital, Nov 2023. Anonymous. Found decomposing, still attached to defunct life-support machines, after staff were forced to evacuate without being able to move them. Independently verified by the Commission, Washington Post, and CNN.

11) Newborn hypothermia deaths, Dec 2024 to Feb 2025. Anonymous. At least 15 newborns, including a one-day-old girl, died of cold linked to lack of shelter, fuel, and incubators. UNICEF called the deaths preventable.

12) Sexual violence in detention. Anonymous. Forced public stripping and filming of boys during mass arrests; two cousins aged 7 and 13 stripped at gunpoint in Jenin; new reports of boys raped in custody, one on multiple occasions.

The Commission documents at least 20,179 Palestinian children killed and 44,143 wounded in two years, 30 percent of all the dead in Gaza, alongside 213 more killed in the West Bank. Thirteen times the Commission asked Israel to respond, and thirteen times it heard nothing back. Israel doesn't care enough to even respond. It kills children as a matter of policy.

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@levelsio The solution for heatwaves from climate crisis is adding more AC units?

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@HQNewsNow @mehdirhasan Americans will chicken out of voting for third party

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@altashanta No sería el primer austriaco que reciben en su país

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@pchicola Seguro futura candidata a diputada de un partido de la rancia derecha

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@javisarten Hora de cancelar los productos

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[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

So, regulations are good now?

[@levelsio @levelsio]

You have about 50x to 100x higher odds to die in a private jet than flying commercial

The reason isn't that the planes are bad btw, they're great, but private jets flights are much less strictly regulated than commercial flights

They can fly more custom routes, fly into tiny airports and when the passenger (usually a rich person) really needs to be at a meeting in time they might decide to fly through bad weather when a commercial flight would cancel or delay the flight

Simply speaking private jets have a lot more freedom which is good and bad

Commercial flights are extremely strictly regulated, fly extremely boring routes, the same every day or every few hours back and forth, highly predictable and if one pilot encounters some issue like bad weather they're able to tell the next flying the same route

Even if I could afford to fly private, I'd prefer to just board with fast track and go first or business class, it's much safer!

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@lasmuchedumbres Ana Glenda la nueva Miguel Martínez / Gustavo Alejos, y para colmo el malogrado exdirector del difunto Nómada en la foto

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@javisarten Oh sorpresa, el experto en masajes tántricos en la foto 🤭

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: Meta’s CTO says morale is near “the worst it’s ever been” — leadership will offer increased snack budgets to lift spirits.

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

La arrogancia paga factura!

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@AlbertOrtegaES1 Como que si la FIFA no se metiera en los asuntos políticos de los países. Cuantos países no han suspendido por no atenerse a las directivas de la FIFA.

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@AlexFinn Models will follow the same patterns of flagship mobiles. A few will keep getting into the latest versions constantly. But most people will prefer sticking to one or two versions behind to access cheaper models. I see LLM improvements getting to a plateau just like mobile phones.

[Andrés Rovira @acwilan]

@javisarten Ambos cobran, creo que EBIgo te da un tiempo de gracia financiado por el BI, después te empiezan a cobrar una mensualidad. Y es cierto que es una app tercerizada. Compass=BAC, EBIgo=BI, hay otro que se llama Vivopass que ni idea.