I keep getting this error whenever I am trying to post images at all - whether it is with the PC or Android phone, and even when trying to edit or create the banner/icons for communities.

It just pops up in the lower left corner as:

SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'R', "Request er"... is not valid JSON

What's going on my coders?

cross-posted from: https://exploding-heads.com/post/760341

"The sea is rising in the Mediterranean Sea, and the land is sinking in the Nile Delta. And as a result, the Nile delta becomes the second most susceptible place on earth to climate change impacts in terms of sea level rise," says Karim Elgendy, an associate fellow at the Chatham Institute think tank.

Egypt is not the only country that depends on the river -- it's shared by 11 African countries. The completion of a mega-dam on the river poses another significant threat to the water supply in the region, critics of the project say.

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has been a part of a contentious decade-long dispute involving Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia. The hydro-electricity dam is now nearly complete and has begun filling to provide direly needed energy supply to Ethiopia. The GERD is expected to make the country a major power exporter in the region.

"Folks have never actually went to war just becaus

"The sea is rising in the Mediterranean Sea, and the land is sinking in the Nile Delta. And as a result, the Nile delta becomes the second most susceptible place on earth to climate change impacts in terms of sea level rise," says Karim Elgendy, an associate fellow at the Chatham Institute think tank.

Egypt is not the only country that depends on the river -- it's shared by 11 African countries. The completion of a mega-dam on the river poses another significant threat to the water supply in the region, critics of the project say.

The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) has been a part of a contentious decade-long dispute involving Egypt, Sudan and Ethiopia. The hydro-electricity dam is now nearly complete and has begun filling to provide direly needed energy supply to Ethiopia. The GERD is expected to make the country a major power exporter in the region.

"Folks have never actually went to war just because of water. Now, we could be at the point in history where that changes," s

America First Legal, a nonprofit group headed by former Trump policy adviser Stephen Miller, has filed a lawsuit against Washington Gov. Jay Inslee to stop the enforcement of a state law that allows minors to get sex-reassignment surgeries without their parent’s permission.

The conservative group says the Senate Bill 5599, signed by Gov. Inslee in May, "creates a dangerous incentive for minors who disagree with their parents on ‘gender-affirming care’ to run away to a shelter or host home."

SB 5599 allows host homes "to house youth without parental permission." Furthermore, the host homes do not need to notify parents about where their kids are or if they are getting medical interventions "if there is a compelling reason not to, which includes a youth seeking protected health services."

The "protected health care services" included "gender-affirming care," which for minors arbitrarily included anything prescribed by doctors to treat dysphoria, the bill said.

"Gender-affirming t

The deficit of qualified workers in Germany is getting worse, according to the latest Business Survey conducted by the Munich-based Ifo Institute among nearly 9,000 German corporations.

The results of the poll, released on Wednesday, show that over 43% of respondents reported a deficit of skilled employees in July, up from just over 42% recorded in April. An all-time high of nearly 50% was reached in July 2022.

“Despite a sluggish economy, many companies are still desperately searching for suitable employees,” says Ifo expert Stefan Sauer.

According to the survey, the service sector has been hit particularly hard with more than 75% of legal and accounting firms not finding the applicants they need, while nearly two-thirds of companies in transportation, architecture, and engineering report a shortage of qualified workers, marking a new high for those sectors.

India is in talks with Russia on wheat imports at a discounted price as it seeks to tame inflation amid rising global prices, Reuters reported on Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter.

New Delhi is looking to boost supplies from Russia in a bid to drive down domestic wheat prices, which fueled inflation to a 15-month high in July, the outlet wrote. Indian wholesale wheat prices soared by around 10% over two months to a seven-month high in August on limited supplies.

“The government is exploring the possibility of imports through private trade and government-to-government deals. The decision will be made cautiously,” Reuters said, citing one of the sources.

Although India only needs 3 to 4 million metric tons of wheat to cover the shortage, New Delhi might consider importing 8 to 9 million tons of wheat from Russia in order to intervene in the market more effectively and bring the prices down, another source told the outlet.

“India can easily secure a discount of $2

Ukraine may be forced to announce a maximum scale mobilization if there is ever a real threat to the country’s statehood, according to Verkhovna Rada MP and deputy chairman of the country’s national security committee Egor Chernev.

Speaking to Novosti.LIVE, the official explained that the country was currently in the second phase of mobilization out of four, but this number could be extended based on how long the conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues and the resources are required.

“The fourth assumes that all men go to war,” Chernev said. “If the country is in danger and there is a real threat of losing statehood, then everyone will go,” he added, noting that he believes that “it is the duty of every man to defend his own country.”

According to Ukrainian laws on mobilization, a fourth stage means that all able-bodied residents of the country between the ages of 18 and 60 will be called up for service.

The politician noted, however, that there were no plans to increase th

Kolkata: A dozen students gathered outside the locked administration building at Jadavpur University with posters in Bangla demanding ‘Justice’ and a ‘ragging-free’ campus. None of them really knew the 17-year-old. They never got the chance. He was found outside the main boys’ hostel on the evening of 9 August, on what would have been his second day as a first-year student at one of the country’s top institutions.

Jadavpur University’s sprawling campus has become a cradle of unrest, unease, and uncertainty with allegations of ragging and hazing, rumours of suicide, unconfirmed reports of the student’s body covered in welts and cigarette burns, and a series of protests and some arrests. One of the last remaining bastions of Left ideology in the country, Jadavpur University has witnessed several anti-establishment movements and student uprisings—starting from its fight against the mishandling of a sexual harassment case in 2014, which led to the police lathi-charge on students, to hunge

Jeffrey Ferguson, the Orange County judge who allegedly texted a confession to court staffers after killing his wife in front of their son, made a mumbling drunken confession to responding Anaheim police officers captured on bodycam video and asked them to shoot him, according to court filings.

The son who allegedly witnessed the shooting told investigators his parents had been fighting for most of the evening and that his father was drinking heavily.

"The shooting stemmed from an argument that began earlier that same evening," prosecutors wrote in a bail motion. "While arguing at dinner (at a restaurant nearby their residence), Defendant pointed his finger at his wife…in a manner mimicking a firearm."

The arguing continued at home, and Sheryl Ferguson told her husband, "Why don't you point a real gun at me?" prosecutors alleged.

That's when Ferguson is accused of pulling a .40-caliber Glock pistol out of an ankle holster and firing a single shot through his wife's chest.

"He shot