Back by popular request! We have reopened the 2024 LFNW shirt campaign so everyone can have another opportunity to purchase these awesome shirts/hoodies. Get your gear until June 5th, 2024.
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LinuxFest Northwest 2024 - Continued
This fundraiser is relaunching by popular demand from our wonderful attendees. Please feel free to purchase a shirt or hoodie and/or donate, or both! YOUR FEST IS BACK! LinuxFest Northwest (est.www.customink.com
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See the wiki page I linked 🙂
For Emacs/mu4e, mutt and Thunderbird, there are subsections "Displaying the header".
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Oddly, web browsers have the opposite problem for the same reason. They /hide/ parts of the address to better secure against phishing.
As much as I hate how they have been hiding the URL more and more over the years, it is probably good that they are calling attention to the important DNS name and hiding away the dangerous noise at the end.
Just a huge THANK YOU to everyone that attended, spoke and helped run #lfnw #lfnw2024
It was one of the best weekends and gatherings I've been to. Special props to #system76 and #jupiterbroadcasting That did SO MUCH behind the scenes to make this so awesome.
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. https://www.deviantart.com/sylviaritter/gallery/59957223/ubuntu-animals #art #mastoart #fediart
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#Forgejo v7.0 was just released! Get it at https://forgejo.org/download/. 🚀
Forgejo v7.0 is available with translations in Bulgarian, Esperanto, Filipino and Slovenian; SourceHut builds integration; support for the SHA-256 hash function in Git; source code search by default and more. It also is the first Long Term Support version. The adoption of semantic versioning is the reason for the version bump from v1.21 to v7.0 and is compatible with existing tools. ✨
Read more at https://forgejo.org/2024-04-release-v7-0/
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lets `/sbin/fsck`ing go!!
im also thankful to the one person that helped with the Filipino translations :3
Fedora Linux 40 is HERE! Check out all our latest variants for desktop, server, and more.
New features include:
* @kde Plasma 6
* @gnome 46
* Fedora Atomic Desktops (rebrand for Silverblue et al)
* PyTorch / ROCm
* And more!
Learn more and try Fedora 40 today! https://fedoramagazine.org/announcing-fedora-linux-40/
#Fedora #Linux #OpenSource #Gnome #KDE
OMG! We’re at forty! (Announcing the release of Fedora Linux 40) - Fedora Magazine
Announcing the release of Fedora Linux 40 with a description of it's contents, features, and improvements.Matthew Miller (Fedora Project)
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Hey, all...anything being done to address that weird pipewire audio bug when upgrading from 39 to 40 where no output device is detected for audio?
Still running 39 on my main workstation, upgraded my laptop (guinea pig hehe) to 40, and ran into the no audio output devices bug. Deleting the pipewire stuff in the .local folder doesn't seem to be persistant after a reboot...anyone else experiencing this? Other than that, loving F40...
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Time to get going with the Fedora Linux 40 beta. Let's see what goodness this brings and what tweaks I want to make with my setup.
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Friendica 2024.03 released
Content warning: We are very happy to announce the availability of the new stable release of Friendica “Yellow Archangel” 2024.03. In addition to several improvements and new features, this release contains several fixes for security issues reported by snajafov, arcanican
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This seems to be discussed in https://github.com/friendica/friendica/pull/14019#issuecomment-2015127342 and I fully agree with the following statement:
"The ActivityPub protocol is completely hidden from end-users so I don't think it's relevant to use the protocol terminology in a user-facing form. I think we should stick to the main use for this field. Even if it's called differently in other platforms than Mastodon, if it is still displayed as content warning on those platforms, we should call it "content warning"."
Personally I never felt the need to give a summary of the post I am about to send. This can easily be done in the post itself. The current usage in friendica is very confusing and I think it should be changed to match how users actually use the field. So +1 for changing that naming to Content Warning.
Besides that, I am not a fan of having to "Click to open/close" to get to the actual post. I think the idea of a post summary is not how real world usage of the Fediverse works. It complicates the usage and is not what I would expect as behavior. In case of the release notes, first I see a "Content Warning" but then depending on your interpretation, that content warning is misused when compared with the majority of the Fediverse. And in order to get to the actual release notes I need engage manually which is annoying.
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One of the first things people ask you when you say you’re writing a book for O’Reilly Media is: “What animal is going to be on the cover?” O’Reilly books are famous for their lovely animal drawings, in rich detail, either in black-or-white or colour. Books are sometimes referred to by their cover animal, like the famous Camel Book by Larry Wall and Randal Schwartz.
As an author, you don’t get to choose the animal on the cover. This is a fiercely-guarded prerogative of the O’Reilly Media design department. Authors and editors can make suggestions, but there’s no guarantee they’ll be followed.
Today, I got the design for the cover of the ActivityPub book I’m writing. I have to admit, I haven’t been thinking about it too much, so it was a surprise to see it, and I wasn’t really emotionally prepared. All I can say is that I’m overwhelmed and I absolutely love it.
The bird on the cover is a Nanday Conure, a South American parakeet. They are extremely intelligent; in captivity they can talk, and are prized as pets. The birds live in central South America. They breed and raise their young in separate, private nesting holes, but when breeding season is over they join into large roosts with many, many birds, connecting their small family units into a bigger flock network.
I couldn’t think of a better description of what ActivityPub is and does.
We’re going to be pushing two new chapters — Activity Streams 2.0 and ActivityPub federation protocol — to the Early Release program this week. (The early release version still has the baby bird on the cover.) If you want to read the ActivityPub book today, that’s the place to look.
https://evanp.me/2024/03/15/cover-animal-for-activitypub-book/
Cover Animal For ActivityPub Book
One of the first things people ask you when you say you’re writing a book for O’Reilly Media is: “What animal is going to be on the cover?” O’Reilly books are famous f…Evan Prodromou's Blog
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Some of you know today as π-day.
But the real insiders know that today is the 30th anniversary of the 1.0 release of Linux.
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Some Babylon 5 to start your morning.
Enjoy.
#scifi #scifiart #starships #spaceships #lightwave3d #3DModel #3dart #scifiartist #Fanart #Babylon5
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