Teen tästä vielä näin julkisenkin päivityksen: Pirkkalaiskirjailijoilla on pop up -myyjäiset ensi viikon torstaina, 11.12. klo 18-20 Pirkkalaisten tiloissa Sammonkadulla (se pieni sokeripalarakennus Sampolan "takapihalla").
Our security preview releases have provided the December 2025 security patches for the Android Open Source Project since September 2025. December 2025 security patches are now public and being integrated into our regular releases while our security previews have up to March 2026.
A bunch of the patches previously scheduled for December 2025 were made optional and deferred to future months so they're not listed in the public bulletin. That's why even our September 2025 security preview releases list CVEs which are still not public in December 2025.
The reason patches get deferred is because OEMs aren't capable of quickly integrating, testing and shipping patches. When issues are identified including an OEM having trouble with it, they'll often defer it to a future month. Our security previews can continue shipping these.
GrapheneOS is the only Android-based OS providing the full security preview patches. Samsung ships a small subset of their flagship devices. Pixel stock OS gets a portion of it early but we aren't sure exactly how much since they don't follow their guidelines for listing patches.
Providing our security preview patches is a lot of work for us. It requires a full time developer spending a significant fraction of their time on it. It's hard to understand why large companies can't keep up with these patches but what matters is that we can provide them early.
Android security preview patches are currently backports to Android 13, 14, 15 and 16. Since GrapheneOS is based on Android 16 QPR1, we need to forward port the patches from 16 to 16 QPR1. Our understanding is they're going to start backporting to some quarterly releases too.
Android 16 QPR2 appears to be the first quarterly release of Android which is going to be shipped by non-Pixel devices. If that's the case, they'll need to start providing security preview patches backported to it too. It's not clear if it will happen for every quarterly release.
Spending a significant amount of time on this is part of the reason GrapheneOS feature development has slowed down. Expanding our servers and now migrating away from OVH is another. We'll be hiring more people and improving our organization structure to get things moving better.
We would greatly prefer it if patches were disclosed to OEMs 1 week ahead instead of 2-4 months ahead so our security preview releases would only need to exist for a week and regular releases would get the patches much faster. OEMs should just hire far more people and do better.
Fixing old Android code, integrating with the upcoming Thunderbird Pro, and making a balanced iOS roadmap are all part of our mobile development goals in 2026.
@wojtek Thanks for the feedback, and we'll get this to the rest of the team. As we release more information about Bolt and development on Android, we'll be posting it on our UX mailing list, and we're always looking for thoughtful yet honest feedback from our community: thunderbird.topicbox.com/group…
I tried joining the topicbox but didn't get the confirmation email =,=
also another thing - I just noticed that you reworked sidebar and from previous, handy one with list of the accounts on the left span and then folders next to it you made it to single strip with account selector on the top which is slightly more annoying to use and requires more taps - previously it was just 2 (tap on the account and then select folder) and now it's 3 (tap on the dropdown, select account, select folder)… why do it? most people have only a bunch of accounts that would easily fit into the sidestrip…
@wojtek One of the things we're working on for the next iteration of the drawer is making it fewer clicks to switch between folders and accounts. This is already in the current beta, and we're definitely aware of user feedback and want to make this new account drawer efficient and easy to use. We're sorry if this update isn't quite there yet!
Nice! Well, if I'm honest, I'm unsure about the UI as I dont really care and would rather see time spent on other things, but the rest sounds good! For calendar, please integrate with the android calendar, don't redo you own thing!
@silmathoron Thanks for the honest feedback! If you aren't already subscribed, upcoming news and discussions about calendar exploration will be on our Mobile planning mailing list! thunderbird.topicbox.com/group…
New #PeerTube server can send post updates over activity pub. Many of my videos have updated title or description and peertube now federates it all. Sorry for the notification madness.
@vojta001 I don't know actually. Maybe they adapted and are now sending the same update activity as Mastodon does? The result is that on Mastodon I received many "post updated" notifications retrospectively.
Over November 2025, I've been able to contribute to @gnome, and it was a pleasure!
I focused on GNOME Clocks, with the goal of making it as good as possible for GNOME 50. I focused on #accessibility, #linuxmobile and all sorts of bug fixes and features, as well as issue and MR triaging.
I also fixed some tiny issues in #GTK and #libadwaita, and helped make gettext-pseudolocale as good as possible.
I hope to find more free time to make GNOME Clocks 50 dependable as a mobile clocks app.
Edit: Got it, thanks BlueLegend and Bri. Mentioning people I know have been contributing to this. In 2024, I made a project in NVGt called FlashFiles, which was quite interesting for my skills at that time. Sadly due to my weird nature back then I deleted it, and only have a few outdated sounds, binarys or a weird old source from april with the most major changes missing. Does anyone still have an old backup/repo clone of this somewhere and would be willing to send it over in DM? I wanna look back on it. And also sorry for deleting it with no comment back then, I don't understand myself from back then. I appreciate your time. And bevore you ask, yup the repo is sadly also long gone and I can't seem to recover it.
Nice, feel free to send it over anyway. BlueLegend send a quite up to date thing but it's always good to have more, especially a git repo would be fire lol.
🚨Starting Dec 16th, Meta AI will read your private messages - unless you opt out now! 🚨
Opting out is hilariously complex, but we've got you covered:
1. Go to Meta Privacy Center on DESKTOP 2. Privacy Policy 3. Other Policies and articles 4. How Meta uses information for generative AI model and features 5. Your right to object 6. Learn more and submit requests here 7. Tick: I want to object to or restrict...
I wonder about all that "AI photo generation / manipulation" tools reportedly "comming to Whatsapp". I guess when people feed their photos to AI to manipulate ... they stay on Meta servers 4 ever? Got deleted? Some trustworthy 3rd party controll it happens? XD And if someone (like me) think "why the hell would anybody feed their photos to Meta AI" ... then I'am thinking of "clever" ways like "grant permission to whole galery" - great "now would u like Meta AI to improve contrast"? 🙄
Právě jsem zjistil, že až se dostaví tramvaj do Malešic, bude mi jezdit přímej autobus od domu až před kancl. Teď to mám s jedním přestupem z busu na bus. Pořád budu jezdit do práce na kole. Ale už to asi nebude nejrychlejší volba. Nejzábavnější a nejekologičtější volbou zůstane dál. A až nasněží, bude se to hodit. pid.cz/wp-content/uploads/syst…
Actually, since you have the APK, couldn't you extract it with something like APK Extractor? I don't have it here yet... I'm sure some Google Play restriction will not play along, but who knows...
Sad, I had hope for a second... The app installed on your device is not recognized and could harm your device. To continue using this app, search for it on Google Play.
This post was contributed by the Fundraising Committee from the GNOME Foundation. This week we are launching an end-of-year fundraising campaign with a simple goal: to reach 1,500 Friends of GNOME...
it looks like there was an issue with the recurring PayPal options before, so they’ve temporarily been removed. We’re investigating that and other options as well!
In the meantime, one-time donations can also be made via PayPal at paypal.me/gnomefoundation, but unfortunately these won’t be tracked by the donate.gnome.org site.
If so, help us keep up the momentum by sharing with your friends, especially those outside of the typical contributor community. Let’s end the year strong!
@dubstar_04 we don’t currently offer targeted/restricted funding pots as it can quickly become an accounting and budgeting nightmare. 😅
The best we can suggest at the moment is to donate to the general/unrestricted fund while making sure you let us know that’s what you’d like to see us invest in (as you have!), or to seek out individual contributors who are doing that work and support them.
If we do specific, targeted funding opportunities in the future, you’ll hear about it from this account!
@Jc00qe it's something we could consider in the future, but we just did a notification with the last release and want to tweak some things to make sure we get it right.
Sadly i decided to stop any donation to US based thing.
I won't take any risk that my data is processed under Orange Nazi.
It's not against you, and i really hope you have the fund you need, but i will not help anyone based in a country that blackmail mine to abandon law we wanted and passed here.
@lexinova thanks for the candid reply. We happen to be based in the US but as a public charity non-profit we only serve our mission to build a diverse and sustainable free software personal computing ecosystem.
While we hope you might reconsider supporting us directly, we do understand your perspective. If you’re able, please consider supporting @fsfe or another charitable organization that is aligned with our mission this season!
@fsfe it's the case i redirected my normal donation, but when the ... thing you have in the oval office is jailed or leave office i will come back donation side, in the meantime i increased each donation to other linux service we do use.
@sri @cassidy well, I received meaningless boilerplate answer on July 2 (screenshot below), and @cassidy replied yesterday that the case was resolved on July 2. Which is obviously not: the request for the follow-up has come in silence since then.
More interestingly, I had received some directly connected hate speech in my DM yesterday right after this conversation. I sincerely hope that's just a coincidence.
@shaman007 @cassidy what was the outcome you were interested in ? The boilerplate answer you referred to included an action as well. The blog post was removed.
@sri @cassidy what happened to the person who posted that kind of thing? Is it fine with everyone to have such persons in the community simultaneously speaking about safer spaces, intolerance to hate speech, and renaming blacklists and master branches to less harmful language? Maybe some follow-ups and future actions?
@shaman007 we respect the privacy of reporters, witnesses, and reported people. As such, we do not publicly discuss the specifics of reports or actions outside of published transparency reports.
You can review the code of conduct itself at conduct.gnome.org, with the committee procedures specifically detailed at conduct.gnome.org/committee-pr…; this includes how reports are evaluated and the potential actions/consequences.
so I guess the situation is perfectly fine with you: the person did not have to provide any apologies, did not have to face any further penalties, and no meaningful actions were taken from your side. Perfect brave new safe space, except for the people we suggest to kill. Just perfect.
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@estrogen we currently list all recurring donors who opt in at donate.gnome.org, but there’s not a public log of every donation at the moment. That’s an interesting idea, and could be filed at gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Website…
I’ve become one of the #FriendsOfGNOME too. Really, this is just to make it official, because as I see it, GNOME has been a friend of mine for a long time already 😜 #GNOME #OpenSource #Linux
Im Großen und Ganzen sind die Mitarbeitenden der Mobilitätszentrale der #Bahn echt in Ordnung und geben sich Mühe. Aber es nervt schon, dass a) man das immer noch nicht mit einem ordentlichen Ticket-/Onlineprozess eingeben kann oder es zumindest per Mail lösen kann, b) es jedes Mal anders läuft und jede:r das mit dem Merkzeichen und #Rollstuhl anders abfragt/einordnet und c) ich allein für den #39C3 schon wieder 2 h Telefonzeit in die Hin- und Rückfahrtsplanung/Buchung investiert habe, um doch nur die Hälfte erledigt zu bekommen, weil die Platzreservierung für die #Begleitperson vergessen wurde. Jene würde ich ja gerne bezahlen, aber ich kann sie nicht #online neben meinem Rolliplatz buchen. #wheelscientistontour #Bahnefreibarrierefrei
My current instance has been having a lot of connectivity issues lately. I would love to transfer instances, but does anybody know if I can bring my post and other media with me? Will I lose them forever?
The only thing that you can migrate is your followers and the people you’re following. Your posts, media, profile description and fields, and pretty much everything else does not transfer. I’ve heard there are programs that try to transfer those things, but I’ve also heard those don’t work very well.
I'm afraid not currently. You keep your followers and follows, bookmarks, lists, and blocks, but you start with fresh history.
As usual, @FediTips has excellent information on transferring to another instance. Basically, everything on their site (and in the masto feed) is gold.
Public announcement from Code Factory: "Starting today, December 2, 2025, we are launching the public beta of Eloquence for Android. To ensure a smooth experience and gather valuable feedback, we’re releasing the beta in stages. This means we’ll be gradually inviting more users over time, starting with a limited group and expanding step by step. Join the beta from the following link: play.google.com/store/apps/det…
Code Factory public announcement 2/2 As a reminder, Eloquence is now rebuilt as a 64-bit app, with support for both new and older Android devices (Android 7 or above, 32-bit and 64-bit). The new version will be available through a subscription model, allowing us to keep it updated and sustainable for the future.
@Doug73 @Jage Here's what they included in their announcement: "we’ll be gradually inviting more users over time, starting with a limited group and expanding step by step. If you’re not able to join immediately, don’t worry—we’ll notify you as soon as the rollout is complete."
@Doug73 Ah saw that, so the link may not be active for everyone yet. It works for me since I was on the alpha. SO maybe better to link to a page on your site.
@Lprazdnik a lot are getting this. Since it's a staged rollout it might be that the US or certain accounts, or perhaps even a device count limit is giving that 404.
@Lprazdnik well, we're getting somewhere with this link! "App not available A testing version of this app hasn't been published yet or isn't available for this account. If you've been invited to become a tester, make sure you're signed in to the account that was invited to the testing program. If you've been invited to a Google Group as part of the program, make sure you've joined the Group."
@Lprazdnik @Tamasg The URL works for me but now it tells me that the Early access program is full. Oh well, I guess time to play the waiting game. Meanwhile, just curious. To anyone who has actually already gotten this, how much are they charging for the subscription? Thanks.
Když mi bylo osm let, přečetla jsem svoji první sci-fi knížku - Setkání s Rámou od A. C. Clarkea. Ta kniha předurčila moje směřování na léta dopředu. Neustále jsem se hrabala v počítačích a vystudovala jsem telekomunikace, radioelektroniku a navigační systémy. Vždycky jsem snila o vesmíru. Sice se mi nikdy nepovedlo Clarkovi poděkovat (nebo mu nadávat, občas si nejsem jistá 😆 ), ale aspoň jsem včera viděla úžasného astronauta, spisovatele a hudebníka, který Clarkea potkal 🥰
jsi mě inspirovala. Když jsem ji viděl v antikvariátu a ještě ve vydání z devadesátek, v kterém jsem Clarka četl, musel jsem ji vzít s tím, že si ji přečtu ještě jednou.
There's a first time for everything. Just had to deny a registration request on the official OctoPrint plugin repository as the plugin the author tried to register turned out to be pretty much completely vibe coded. And in the end, even their communication seemed to be the output of an LLM.
Unbelievably bad quality: tons of bugs, dead code, (future) vulnerabilities, ... I honestly haven't yet seen this amount of shittiness from a human developer, no matter how clueless.
I'm a Google Workspace admin, and a team member sent me a screenshot showing that a message they wanted to send was being blocked because it violated an organizational policy-- which was news to me-- I hadn't put in place to block messages based on their content.
Turns out Google Workspace now warns by default when the message content mentions gender identity.
My aoc solution today, in rust. Weirdly I think task 1 had more structure than task 2 though I went for a closed-ish form solution rather than hammering at it): controlc.com/dafe0d5b
I received this new wireless mechanical keyboard that works great. However, in order to get home, end, page up, and page down to work you have to use the function key in conjunction with one, seven, three, and nine on the number pad on the keyboard. My problem is, NVDA interprets these keys as numbers on the keypad rather than home and page up and page down. Does anyone know of a way to stop NVDA from interpreting these keys or possibly using something like sharp keys to reap the keys with other modifier keys to perform the same function? Hope this all makes sense. I like the keyboard other than this. My problem is, I'm not sure that sharp keys would take a key in conjunction with a modifier layer two interpret the key differently. I think the flaw is within NVDA itself, and not so much the keyboard. The keyboard only has a 90% key layout so I'm limited and cannot reap other keys to perform these functions. I guess I really need to figure out how to bypass NVDA to perform these functions on a keyboard by keyboard basis, which makes the whole process much more complicated overall. Am I through breaking your brain yet?
If there are some keys which you don't use you can remap end home page up and down to those keys with sharpkeys. othervise, maybe autohotkey should help
Erinnert Ihr Euch noch an die zeiten, da man eigentlich immer extrem nach Rauch stank, wenn man irgendwo essen war? Was gab es für Proteste, als das Rauchen in Restaurants verboten wurde! Es würden keine Leute mehr kommen, Einschränkung der persönlichen Freiheit... Und heute? Kaum einer kann sich mehr vorstellen, im Restaurant rauchvernebelt zu werden und die Gaststätten sind immer noch voll. Ich Wünschte mir, mehr Politiker hätten den Mut, vielleicht unpoppuläre Massnahmen einfach mal auszuprobieren, angefangen von höheren Strafen gegen Arbeitgebende, die keinen Schwerbehinderten einstellen, über Grundsätzliche Parkgebühren im öffentlichen Raum, über Begrenzung von Geschwindigkeiten auf Autobahnen... Ich wette, man wäre schneller dran gewöhnt, als gedacht...Aber irgendwie traut man sich zu oft nur Massnahmen zum Nachteil derer, die sich am wenigsten wehren können...
Petey the Penguin” is a quirky, nerdy alt-pop story-song about a heat-stressed penguin who moves to Florida, instantly regrets it, and eventually relocates t...
@lerven I missed the Ducksworth song. I will definitely track that down and give it a listen. One of these days, I need to at least try to figure out how to use Suno. I think it would be lots of fun.
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"For several reasons, we won’t be continuing with Material UI. Instead, we’ll be using our own homegrown Bolt UI."
why?! I want apps to fit the OS and not doing their own "branding"… one of the reasons I decided to use #k9mail in the first place…
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I tried joining the topicbox but didn't get the confirmation email =,=
also another thing - I just noticed that you reworked sidebar and from previous, handy one with list of the accounts on the left span and then folders next to it you made it to single strip with account selector on the top which is slightly more annoying to use and requires more taps - previously it was just 2 (tap on the account and then select folder) and now it's 3 (tap on the dropdown, select account, select folder)… why do it? most people have only a bunch of accounts that would easily fit into the sidestrip…
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in reply to Thunderbird: Free Your Inbox • • •Well, if I'm honest, I'm unsure about the UI as I dont really care and would rather see time spent on other things, but the rest sounds good!
For calendar, please integrate with the android calendar, don't redo you own thing!
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