@missmythreyi

Since my house burned down
I now have a better view
of the rising moon

This is the translation offered in a curious little volume called “Haiku Harvest, Vol. 4,” which I bought in a used-book store in New York back when this sort of thing was hard to find.

$[border.style=solid,width=1,radius=6 $[border.color=0000,width=12 anonymous asked:
what are the biggest features that every wafrn dev on the wafrn team did]]

gabbo - wrote like. most of it

juandjara - wrote the mobile app, did some refactors and fixes to the backend

jbcrn - a lot of crimes with HTML and CSS in posts and MFM translation

fireisgood - the current settings page, keyboard navigation, other refactoring and UI work

SztupY - implemented 2FA at like almost midnight, overhauled docker-related stuff

alexia - CSS refactors to allow for multiple themes, image carousels, profile labels

there's a lot more than this ofc, and there's a lot of drive-by contributors and more infrequent contributors left out to keep the answer somewhat short, but to summarize wafrn exists today because many ppl are interested in it

~ @alexia

Currently, #PeerTube links open in the browser instead of the app. The next release of #Fedilab will fix this and improve playback: the video is attached to the message with its preview, and the player supports m3u8 (HLS).

@jbz

I assume (= hope), that @joeyh is wrong here. Just because LLM AI contributions are allowed in #Debian now, it does not mean, that all or most DDs will use AI. I.e. the incentive to streamline tools and workflows will remain for unaltered to most of us.

@vitu estão tampando a careca?

CSS Grid is now enabled by default in Servo 🎉

One of the most powerful web layout systems is now available in an independent Rust web engine. It's powered by the library Taffy & enabled thanks to Nico Burns.

A huge milestone for CSS layout in Servo!

@liaizon this is awesome, thanks! I really need to get a better logo though haha

@sundogplanets I see it! How fun

@PeterLudemann @benjistokman They established a bunch of standards some years ago. I think they limit plug in solar to 800 watts to try prevent breaker masking problems, and apparently there are also often breaker change-outs. I think they also have bidirectional GFCIs that avoid a class of issues but I don't think there are any bidirectional GFCIs in common use in the U.S. The breaker masking problem is the one of most concern from a safety standpoint.

Fifth video online ! This time, I build a mini NeXT Cube replica, explore NeXT history and the NeXTStep operating system.
#retrocomputing #next #nextcube #replica #emulation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S43v0Hf3uYE

"Friggin Go Away Nazi Freaks"
Covering up fash propaganda in Penrith, NSW

@Zergling_man cool cartoon, i wouldn't use that ableist slur though.
👍

Young people deserve better than a policy built on panic. We're happy to see France's top court acknowledge this and strike down the country's legislation banning social media for under-15s. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/08/french-top-court-gets-it-right-strikes-down-social-media-ban-youths

big bee!

Greece: More Israeli infiltration, more Greek complicity to genocide...

Greece and Israel move ahead with €3.1 billion Achilles’ Shield air defense network

https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/p8hi55ra9

Greece and Israel are set to sign agreements Monday in Tel Aviv formally launching the development of “Achilles’ Shield,” a €3.1 billion ($3.6 billion) integrated air defense and missile protection network that Athens sees as a central part of its effort to modernize its armed forces.

Adapting to climate change without ending the oil industry.