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Enola Gay (Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark) vs Sarà Perché Ti Amo (Ricchi E Poveri)YouTube
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Nintendo Store App Now Available on iOS and Android with Playtime Tracker Feature
Nintendo has stealth-launched the official Nintendo Store app on mobile devices, available for iOS and Android. When users sign into their Nintendo account here, they can effectively use it as an eShop replacement for software, hardware, and even reward point redemptions. There is also a separate news tab, spread across several categories, ...
noisypixel.net/nintendo-store-…
Rules of the ABLETON LIVE DAW Community 1. Respect fellow members: All community members must be treated with respect and courtesy, even in disagreement. Insults, personal attacks, or any disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated. 2.groups.io
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New section to arrive soon™ on our website:
(moving stuff from our GitLab wiki, while updating/correcting/completing things 
)
Should you spot any errors, please let us know¹ 😉
¹ eg here: codeberg.org/IzzyOnDroid/izzyo…
The push notif page looks good too!
If it was only on me, maybe I would order that way: periodic > push > implement constant connection
If periodic works great for the app, no need to implement anything else.
Then, using the push service is a quick (and efficient) solution - which may be enough to get instant notifs.
And finally the constant connection is great to give a solution that works out of the box too
But that's just a detail, and maybe biased too :)
@S1m Done: codeberg.org/IzzyOnDroid/websi… – thanks for your suggestion! 🤗 This also matches the order of best preserving resources, so double win.
(and yes, we renamed the repository, as the original name was a little misleading: the site is not hosted at .codeberg.page)
As [recommended by S1m](https://infosec.exchange/@S1m/115497543036862856), changing the order of variants. Quoting the essential part: > If periodic works great for the app, no need to implement anything else.Codeberg.org
This is possibly my favourite bug in Firefox right now. Unfortunately it looks like it is about to be fixed.
bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.…
ASSIGNED (rob) in DevTools - Debugger. Last updated 2025-11-04.bugzilla.mozilla.org
'=' is the operator defined by POSIX, only bash supports '=='GitHub
#Catima 2.39.2's release on #GooglePlay has been delayed due to the regular incompetent review program blocking the update due to "lack of provided login credentials for testing".
I've filed an appeal, stating that Catima is fully offline and has no accounts. We will see.
If you're a Google Play user, to be honest, please just use Catima from #IzzyOnDroid, #GitHub or #FDroid. The more people not on Google Play, the less power Google has on blocking updates :)
@airikr Sadly, most people are on Google Play. And as much as I'd like for people to treat themselves well and use a *proper* safe and user respecting app source, I think forcing people who don't know IzzyOnDroid or F-Droid to put up with tracking invested apps only helps abusive companies.
Also, it's protecting the "brand" a bit. Google's moderation is horrid, they'd 100% let a fake Catima in if the real one wasn't there.
It is definitely a sacrifice for me as a developer though...
Mutter is finally ready to drop X11 backend from #GNOME!
gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/…
Completely drops the whole x11 backend. Still an open question when to merge this but also I have to figure out what is needed to change...GitLab
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Singing bus horns in West Sumatra
Link: auralarchipelago.com/auralarch…
Discussion: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4…
Sound: Kalason oto (often simply “ kalason ”) Location : Alahan Panjang, Kab. Solok, West Sumatra This post is dedicated to Pak Budahar - a real Minang musical legend who literally spread music across Sumatra, providing sweet solace to his pas…Palmer Keen (aural archipelago)
GoDaddy’s MS365 debacle: DomainFactory & Host Europe forced users onto to Microsoft 365 — so once loyal users are looking for independent European web hosters. 🇪🇺
Here are some solid alternatives:
➡️ Hostinger
➡️ Strato
➡️ Ionos
➡️ Jimdo
➡️ Dogado
➡️ Mittwald
Check here why people are wanting to switch: tuta.com/blog/european-web-hos…
Have two of the best European web hosting companies become an example of "enshittification" on the internet?Tuta
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Reproducible, static, curl binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows - curl/curl-for-winGitHub
mám pocit že od piatku som sa nezastavil a dnes je streda
edit: ešte aj audit v práci perfetto
#curl 8.17.0
Daniel talks about curl 8.17.0. The security advisories, the changes and some of the many bugfixes done in this release.YouTube
Brief summary NVDA, 64-Bit alpha or official 2025.3.1, portable and installed, fails to properly report the title of the Desktop window and its count, like "Desktop 2," when the focus is on the Des...amirsol81 (GitHub)
[arch-dev-public] mkinitcpio v40, packaging changes and kernel-install
My new favorite LLM trick.
Here's a link. Here's the JSON structure I need. Write me a Python script that takes this link and generates what I need.
15 minutes later, I have a working scraper.
This needs a sandboxed coding agent with network access approval (Openai Codex is perfect for this).
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@midzi iOS apps won't have enough permissions to do this. You have to set up mitmproxy on your computer, you'll also need to install its TLS certificate (as a provisioning profile on the iPhone) so that it can intercept encrypted https traffic.
This assumes the app doesn't have certificate pinning. If it does, that's a lot more reverse engineering, an Android device would come in handy here.
#curl 8.17 time
I'm Daniel Stenberg, maintainer and lead developer in the curl project. I stream curl related stuff. Release presentations, curl development and related topics.Twitch
From "This Day in History" on FB:
"She left civilization to live in the forest with a lynx, a wild boar, and a thieving crow. Scientists called her crazy. She proved them wrong.
In 1975, a young Polish scientist named #SimonaKossak made a decision that baffled everyone who knew her.
She had a doctorate. She had credentials. She came from one of Poland's most prestigious artistic families—her grandfather was Wojciech Kossak, the legendary painter whose work hung in museums.
She could have had a comfortable university position. A modern apartment in Warsaw. A conventional career studying nature from a safe distance.
Instead, Simona packed a single bag and walked into the #bialowiezaforest
And she stayed there for thirty years.
Białowieża is no ordinary forest. It's the last remaining fragment of the primeval wilderness that once covered all of Europe—ancient, untouched, older than recorded history. Trees there grow so tall they seem to hold up the sky. Wolves still howl at night. European bison, extinct almost everywhere else, roam freely.
It's the kind of place where you can still hear what the world sounded like before humans started building cities.
Simona found a small wooden cabin deep in the forest's heart. No electricity. No running water. No neighbors for miles.
Just trees. Silence. And the wild things.
Most people would have lasted a week.
Simona lasted decades.
But she wasn't alone.
She shared her bed with a lynx named Żabka. Not a pet—lynxes can't be pets. But Żabka had been orphaned as a cub, and Simona raised her. The massive cat would curl up beside her at night, purring like distant thunder.
She rescued a wild boar named Żabka who followed her through the forest like a devoted dog, grunting softly when she spoke.
And then there was Korasek.
Korasek was a crow—but not just any crow. He was brilliant, mischievous, and absolutely devoted to chaos. He'd dive-bomb cyclists riding through the forest, steal shiny objects from tourists' pockets, and bring Simona "gifts": coins, buttons, pieces of foil.
He'd sit on her shoulder while she worked, cawing commentary on everything she did.
The locals whispered that Simona was a witch. How else could you explain it? Animals followed her. Birds landed on her outstretched hand. Deer approached without fear.
She spoke to them, and somehow, impossibly, they seemed to understand.
But Simona wasn't casting spells.
She was listening.
Most people walk through nature talking, making noise, asserting their presence. Simona did the opposite. She learned to move quietly, to observe patiently, to let the forest teach her its rhythms.
She studied animal behavior not from textbooks, but by living among them. She documented species that had never been properly observed. She proved that wild animals weren't just instinct-driven automatons—they had personalities, emotions, complex social structures.
Her research changed how scientists understood wildlife.
But her most important work wasn't in journals.
It was in the forest itself.
Because while Simona was studying nature, others were trying to destroy it.
#LoggingCompanies wanted to cut down the #AncientTrees. Developers wanted to build roads through the #wilderness.
Bureaucrats argued that the forest was "too wild," that it needed to be "managed," controlled, made productive.
Simona fought them all.
She wrote letters. She filed lawsuits. She gave interviews where she spoke bluntly about what would be lost if the forest fell.
She stood in front of bulldozers.
She made powerful enemies.
She didn't care.
"This forest has survived for ten thousand years," she'd say. "Who are we to decide it should end on our watch?"
Her cabin became a symbol. Journalists came from across Europe to photograph the woman who lived with wild animals. Documentaries were made. Her story spread.
And slowly, the tide began to turn.
Public opinion shifted. International pressure mounted. UNESCO got involved. The ancient forest, in large part because of Simona's tireless advocacy, gained greater protections.
The trees she loved were saved.
Simona Kossak lived in that cabin until 2007, when illness finally forced her back to the city. She died in 2007, at the age of 71.
But her legacy didn't die with her.
Today, Białowieża Forest stands as one of Europe's last true wildernesses—a living monument to what the continent once was. Tourists walk trails where Simona once walked with Żabka the lynx. Bison graze in meadows she fought to protect.
Scientists still study the forest using methods she pioneered.
And somewhere in those ancient trees, maybe, a descendant of Korasek steals something shiny from an unsuspecting hiker.
Simona Kossak proved something the modern world desperately needs to remember:
That you don't have to choose between science and intuition. Between civilization and wilderness. Between being human and being part of nature.
She proved that sometimes the most rigorous science comes from simply paying attention. That the deepest understanding comes from respect, not dominance.
She proved that one person, living authentically and fighting fiercely for what they love, can change the fate of an entire ecosystem.
They called her a witch because she spoke to animals.
She called herself a scientist because she listened.
And she spent thirty years in a cabin without electricity, surrounded by wild things, protecting an ancient forest from a modern world that had forgotten how to be still.
Simona Kossak wasn't running away from civilization.
She was protecting something far more valuable than anything civilization could offer.
And because of her, that forest still stands."
Source:
facebook.com/thisdayinhistry/p…
#Rewilding #NatureLover #CitizenScientist #Nature #SaveTheForest #SolarPunkSunday #Heroes #Artemis #Witch
She left civilization to live in the forest with a lynx, a wild boar, and a thieving crow. Scientists called her crazy. She proved them wrong. In 1975, a young Polish scientist named Simona Kossak...www.facebook.com
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🎉 Apple Podcasts now supports chapters—including the Podcasting 2.0 <podcast:chapters> tag!
This is the second time Apple has embraced a community-driven standard (after transcripts in March 2024), proving that the "not-invented-here" syndrome is NOT a fatality.
Chapters + transcripts = better discoverability, accessibility, and search for the entire podcast ecosystem.
The network effect is beginning. 🚀
Read more on the Castopod blog: blog.castopod.org/apple-podcas…
Apple Podcasts' adoption of the Podcasting 2.0 chapters standard proves that community-driven, open specifications can triumph over proprietary solutions—and marks another milestone in making podcasts more discoverable and accessible for everyon…Benjamin Bellamy (Castopod Blog)
Uh, that's why!
I recently tried out the native Podcasts-App on my iPhone and i was missing exactly this feature! My favourite podcast extensively uses chapters (maybe 10 per hour, sometimes more!) to show images that match current descriptions. Overcast works perfectly, and i didnt realize why there was only ONE cover image for the whole episode.
This works from iOS 26.1?
Also, there's already been a whole year since this gem. Worth a relisten:
daniel.haxx.se/blog/2024/11/05…
The little men in your computer do this every time you open google.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atcqMWqB3hw I found this video so hilarious and awesome that I simply had to also mention it here.daniel.haxx.se
Gajim 2.4.0 has been released! 🎉
This release brings read markers in group chats 👀 , improved file transfers 📂, more details for your account 🥸, and many smaller changes and bug fixes.
Thank you for all your contributions ❤️ Let us know what you think!
Support Gajim's development: liberapay.com/Gajim
gajim.org/posts/2025-11-04-gaj…
What’s New Read markers: You already know read markers for your chats, which look like: ‘Contact has read up to this point’.gajim.org
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Ceny pro největší slídily v našem soukromíbigbrotherawards.cz
Here is the invitation:
luma.com/htsn7h9o
Please RSVP before Nov-24
A meeting for (digital) privacy aware people who would love to discover some common topics, exchange ideas and approaches and maybe have some drinks together. RSVP no later than Nov-24, so we can book a table or two in a pub. There is no agenda.luma.com
The XMPP Newsletter for October 2025 is out!
Read about the latest updates in the #XMPP universe and our #standards!
xmpp.org/2025/11/the-xmpp-news…
Enjoy reading!
#jabber #chat #interoperability #rtc #opensource #decentralization #federation #messaging #newsletter
In this issue: XSF Open Letter, Interoperable Healthcare Chat and the Dutch NTA 7532, XMPP - an IETF standard protocol for chat with interoperability by design. XSF Membership Q4. XMPP at Hack or Di(y|e) 2025 in Italy.xmpp.org
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Thanks a lot for producing the link for my presentation at #linuxday #torino regarding #xmpp #lineage and #fdroid
I see a lot of downloads from my nextcloud and want to thanks all the community for its support and the development of all these solutions that give us the possibility of alternatives.
I would love to see more of these events, as I see then as a real opportunity of communication and development.
I am thinking - despite my lack of time - to create an xmpp group for Turin area and piedmont, based on cultural activities, food and free software, to continue the adventure.
Please give me your ideas or comments regarding that!
My slides from the talk about #Thunderbird at #openalt are ready:
talks.openalt.cz/openalt-2025/…
To the one person who came, thanks!
I am a [community](https://pontoon.mozilla.org/contributors/bogomil/) [contributor](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/user_profile?user_id=359734) and a long-time user of [Thunderbird](https://www.thunderbird.net/).talks.openalt.cz
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