Québec defines premature deaths as those before age 75 caused by conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer...

Over the next 10 years, #RAMQ wants to reduce premature deaths by 10% w/ no plan for more family doctors, any plan is already lacking, IMNSHO.

ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/qu… #polQC #QCpoli #assnat

"In 2023, Google operations worldwide consumed 6.4 billion gallons of water (24.2 billion liters), with 95%, 6.1 billion gallons (23.1 billion liters), used by data centers. Google reports that in 2024, the company’s data center in Council Bluffs, Iowa, consumed 1 billion gallons of water (3.8 billion liters), the most of any of its data centers."

digitalinformationworld.com/20…

Hyped for Thunderbird Pro? The team has shared an update on what's planned, including Thundermail e-mail address, appointment scheduling, file sharing, and maybe a bit more!

omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/08/new-de…

#opensource #Thunderbird #email

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Zotero requires the clown so I didn't even consider.

Just to be clear I didn't say it was a good solution.

Also from the stack point of view, Base is a shit-show. It relies on some obscure Java database engine, and the file format isn't part of OpenDocument.

There is a long running task of porting it to use sqlite3 for less bloat and better portability.

The reason I used it is because decades ago I used FileMaker.

Lembram-se daquela cena da Amália, o "chatGPT português", anunciado com pompa e circunstância pelo Luís Spinumvivo?

Agora é mais um "chatGPT" americano.

expresso.pt/economia/economia_…

Want to learn something about #water and #climate change?
A simple approximation is that for every degree C of warming, the atmosphere holds 7% more water. That's one factor behind the growing number of extreme flooding events.
And climate scientists have been predicting these impacts for literally a half century or more.
The Trump administration's efforts to hide these kinds of basic scientific truths are just fossil-fuel industry propaganda.

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I'm a little concerned AI chatbots are melting peoples' brains. This is the second time this month I've gotten an email from an otherwise intelligent seeming person who is convinced that there is a persona -- a being -- that exists and persists in the AI chat world, that has persistence of memory, and is somewhat elusive unless you know the magic conjuring spell. Sigh.

What's the best modern Python library for generating a valid HTML5 document programmatically from scratch, with proper document structure and a consistent approach to escaping? lxml? BeautifulSoup4? Something else?

I specifically don't want to do string interpolation into a template. See blog.glyph.im/2008/06/data-in-…

Wow! The new dedicated server is finally online, mostly... Apparently, even after nine days, they still need to do an additional maintenance to add 32 gigs more RAM? I'm really not all that impressed with some aspects of this operation, but the network, oh my word, the network, I am absolutely blown away by! More concrete results to come, but in the meantime, let's just say I can move between 650 and 850 megabytes per second in both directions to and from this box and my place! Hot damn! Woohoo! Ultimately, once they get this thing all kitted out as per order, and so long as everything remains stable, I think I will quickly learn to let bygones be bygones, and quickly grow to love this thing!

I'm in need for some advise / help with CSS in one of my open-source game projects. My Hitster game implementation is supposed to work for sighted people and visually impaired people alike, but i'm blind and trying to fiddle my way around CSS makes my brain hurt and takes ages to still achieve nothing. If you feel like investing a few minutes into a hobby project that already brings alot of joy to many people and want to help improve accessibility for sighted people, please get in touch.
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🚀 Dev Summary (2025-08-21): 5 commits that bring you closer to a smoother experience! 🔄 Today's updates:

  • Fenrir got smarter: it now reads dots in words regardless of punctuation settings!
  • Curl just got a progress bar boost, with improved detection and experimental flood protection for updates.
  • OCR magic is here! Initial implementation is complete, and we're excited to see where this takes us.
  • We took the first steps towards integrating OCR, even if it's still a work in progress 🤔
  • Our changelog got a fresh update, so you can stay up-to-date on all our latest developments!

👀 That's 5 commits across 3 repositories (fenrir, cthulhu, and gaming-image-files) that bring you a more intuitive and efficient experience. Stay tuned for what's next! 🚀


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In this clip, i install some APH programs from my childhood! Mathflash, and Talking typer! I had some technical issues, making this take longer than expected! I only used the trial versions, as i don't have a key, however, that dosn't detract from the fun anyways! First, i look at Mathflash. I suck at math, so i got that over with as quickly as possible, inorder to not imbarrass myself.
The second program in the cue was my favorite APH program, Talking Typer! The vertual nightmare of almost every child that used it! I think i can say i have more respect for it than i had 7 years ago! I played some hurry scurry, and failed misserably, yet seemed to have a good time reguardless of that. I also discovered that the go, application, and tools menus work in the trial version on older versions of Windows, compared to my experience on Windows 11, when i left it unregistered. None of the menus showed, leaving me to believe that they updated the program for modern windows at some point. It turns out, they did back in 2020, and they did post about that on there official youtube channel.
You can find it hear.

youtu.be/BpTwwKz3TZ4?si=iE9gOG…

Anyways, hope you enjoy! I am getting the netbook today, so, i think i am done with the VM stuff for a while. Givin that the netbook is a lot more interesting than just messing with a VM. It's real hardware, and i am so excited!

Privacy Washing is Big Tech's latest strategy to lull you into their sphere.

Don’t fall for Big Techs fake “we care about your privacy” claims.

Privacy Washing:

❌ Destroys trust
❌ Puts your data at risk
❌ Delays real protections

Find out more here: tuta.com/blog/big-tech-privacy…

#Privacy #DataProtection

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post: mastodon.bsd.cafe/@gumnos/1150… direct: media.bsd.cafe/bsdmmedia01/med… repost from: @gumnos. not putting user data at risk: maybe dont store the keys of your own users on a central server 🤷‍♀️
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