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Los 18 de noviembre celebramos el orgullo LGTBIQA+ en ciencia, tecnología, ingeniería y matemáticas (eso del #STEM). ¿Por qué esta fecha tan raruna? Por un lado porque noviembre suele ser un mes de la ciencia (yo mismo he estado montando más de 30 años celebraciones en estas fechas para llevar la ciencia a la calle). Pero también por Frank Kameny, astrónomo y activista estadounidense represaliado por las leyes discriminatorias del terror lavanda, que un día como hoy llevó su despido al Tribuna Supremo de los EEUU. Perdió, pero eso le animó a dedicarse al activismo en la Matachine Society. Creó, por cierto, eso de "Gay is Good".
Otros años, desde el @pamplonetario solíamos hacer actividades que visibilizaran la ciencia LGTBIQA+, la situación de discriminación, la necesidad de seguir apoyando a este colectivo... Hoy lo dejo en un toot y os felicito a todo el mundo que vivís la diferencia y lucháis por una sociedad inclusiva.
#stem

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Welcome boingball as #curl commit author 1420: github.com/curl/curl/pull/1957…

AmigaOS: raise default tool stack size to 32768 bytes by boingball · Pull Request #19578 · curl/curl

This change increases the minimum stack cookie for the AmigaOS build of the curl tool. In testing, the older stack size of 16384 was causing curl to crash on heavy TLS loads These operations are si...
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#curl

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Buenos días desde la Administración Pública.

Guardando secreto de las materias clasificadas u otras cuya difusión esté prohibida legalmente, y manteniendo la debida discreción sobre aquellos asuntos que conozca por razón de mi cargo, sin que pueda hacer uso de la información obtenida para beneficio propio o de terceros, o en perjuicio del interés público.

Y vosotros, ¿qué tal?

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Happy to see this European Declaration of Digital Independence:

apell.info/2025/11/17/declarat…

Thanks #APELL #OpenSource #FOSS


Berlin Summit on European Digital Sovereignty: European Open Source industry declares digital independence - APELL

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 …
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#foss #opensource #apell

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Happy to see this European Declaration of Digital Independence:

apell.info/2025/11/17/declarat…

Thanks #APELL #OpenSource #FOSS


Berlin Summit on European Digital Sovereignty: European Open Source industry declares digital independence - APELL

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 …
Sebastian Raible (APELL)
#foss #opensource #apell

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Before the opening of the Deux-Montagnes branch:

West Island REM trains stopped by snow

thesuburban.com/news/city_news…

(that's on the branch that won't open until next year)


West Island REM trains stopped by snow

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
The Suburban Newspaper

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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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Hi everyone! I'm hiring another XP (Extreme Programming) senior software engineer to come work with us at OpenSesame. This is a fully-remote position and we're looking for folks in Canada or Latin America in Eastern or Central time zones.

You'll help mentor a team in using XP practices such as TDD, pairing, and continuous integration. Most of your work will involve leading by example as the team adds features and tests to our legacy PHP codebase.

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This week, Georges "feaneron" Stavracas will be doing livestreams between 11h to 14h Brasília Time (14-17h UTC) while working on merge requests reviews in #GNOMECalendar!

The first session is planned this Tuesday here: youtube.com/live/CpgrEcG_KCE

Don't miss it if you want to learn practical @gnome GObject C #programming from a wizard :blobwizard:

#GNOME


GNOME Live Coding | Calendar (EN)

Support me on GitHub: https://github.com/sponsors/GeorgesStavracasSupport me on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/feaneronBecome a Friend of GNOME: https://donate.gno...
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#gnome #programming #gnomecalendar @GNOME
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I am hiring in the US!! Yes for both GCC and LLVM positions.

careers.qualcomm.com/careers/j…

CPU Server Compiler Engineer | Qualcomm Careers | Engineering Jobs and More | Qualcomm

Search open positions at Qualcomm. Learn more about how our culture of collaboration and robust benefits program allow our employees to live well and exceed their potential.
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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.

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So are we all gearing up to reconcile the "Epstein files" from the DOJ with already public information about Trump's schedule and activities?

As in, if they did a naive scrub of the files it won't match up with already public details.

You wouldn't ordinarily expect the DOJ to hide evidence from Congress or defy court orders but the Bondi DOJ is not your dad's DOJ.

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