4.5 just updated. First thing I noticed is that the established UI behaviour got broken again, this time by changing the tab order so I can't change language and visibility of a post with one or two tab presses.
At this point glitch-soc may as well be folded into upstream, since the idea of being better than upstream went out the window five minor versions ago. All that remains is that gs can do markdown.
Increasingly suspecting nobody on the Mastodon team actually uses a keyboard for anything except typing. Do they know what a tab order is. Have they ever used a keyboard shortcut.
Berlin, Brussels, Paris, 17 November 2025. On the occasion of the French-German Summit on European Digital Sovereignty, taking place in Berlin tomorrow (18 November 2025), more than 100 businesses, organisations, and individuals are publishing their …
I suppose there is a subtle predilection to assume that someone with a lot of books know all those things and not that these were interests and influences, they're probably not like memorizing everything about everything in their books. Otherwise they wouldn't want the books...
Berlin, Brussels, Paris, 17 November 2025. On the occasion of the French-German Summit on European Digital Sovereignty, taking place in Berlin tomorrow (18 November 2025), more than 100 businesses, organisations, and individuals are publishing their …
As the Réseau express métropolitain (REM) is into the final testing stage of its Deux-Montagnes branch, it the season’s first snowfall was able to bring at least two REM trains
One of my current pet peeves with "signing in" to basically anything these days is that I immediately get a message urging me to "stay logged in on this trusted device."
Now, I know in most cases that's mainly about tracking people around the Internet (especially if they use something like "sign in with Google" or "sign in with Facebook"), as well as gathering information about site users that can be sold/remarketed to others. It's just being presented as a "convenience," not a privacy invasion.
But my immediate gut response is always "What makes you think I trust this device?!"
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the Cornell University Library is now online, for free, no registration or login, just there, 76,474 books now tucked in at the Internet Archive archive.org/details/cornell
I'm not seeing a good upgrade story right now for pkgbase FreeBSD 14.3 to 15.0. I have the compat14x installed and just want to upgrade the base, not my "ports" yet. This used to be a pretty common (for me anyway) practice if you had slower update schedules and you would be getting major package updates too. First make sure the base is solid, then start upgrading services.
When I try to force it to only work on the base repo it thinks it has to uninstall all the FreeBSD:14:amd64 packages?
I can work around it by just disabling the base repo and deleting its package database, do my normal manual upgrade method, then run the pkgbasify script to register the packages and move on. They should have major upgrades improved by the time 16.0 is ready.
Does your comment of it being louder than an Orbit stand? That recording makes it sound quieter, but it's always hard to judge relative volume with this kind of thing.
@alexhall I think orbit's more of a flowing sound, likeone of those rain sticks you used to get as a kid, but could be wrong. We have one here, might dig it out to really see. This refreshes faster but is also a bit louder than that. It reminds me of raddle snake eggs clacking together :D
they're not getting released because Trump ordered them to open a new investigation so it doesn't matter who votes for it. He's pretending to support the release so he can say "sorry not my fault they can't be released"
60K likes, 196 comments - everyonehateselon_ on November 16, 2025: "Urgent health warning before @keirstarmer does his sums for the autumn budget
Wealth hoarding is a pandemic.
Little Johnny overheard his friends talking about how adults have secrets they’re desperate to keep hidden, and how easy it was to manipulate them. Intrigued, Johnny decided to try it out himself.
When he got home, he walked up to his mom with a sly grin and said, “Mom, I know everything.”
His mom’s face went pale. She glanced around nervously, then leaned in, shushed him, and handed him $10. “Just don’t tell your father, okay?” she whispered.
Johnny’s eyes widened in amazement. This works! he thought.
An hour later, his dad came home from work. Johnny walked up to him confidently and said, “Dad, I know everything.”
His dad’s expression froze, and he quickly pulled out his wallet. Handing Johnny $100, he said in a low voice, “Let’s keep this between us, alright? Don’t tell your mom.”
Johnny could hardly contain his excitement. This is incredible!
A little while later, there was a knock at the door. Johnny opened it to see the mailman standing there. With a mischievous grin, Johnny said, “I know everything.”
The mailman’s face turned ghostly white. His jaw dropped, and his eyes filled with tears. After a long pause, he said, “Well… if you know everything, Johnny, come give your real dad a hug.”
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