Marbled Cat Pardofelis marmorata IUCN Status: Near Threatened Location: India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Indonesia (Sumatra, Borneo), China (Y…
REMOTE CONTROL has you send human proxies to explore a derelict spaceship, as you type out your commands and explore it all gets a bit weird and spooky.
I see a lot of reference to Zen Browser. It looks great, I like the organization features, and it's FOSS. But what about plugins? There are a few plugins that I use that aren't directly related to making the browser behave that I use constantly. Proton Pass is a good example. It looks as if the plugin space is lacking so far, but the benefits may actually outweigh this shortcoming.
1) Firefox 2) Vivaldi FF was always the browser of my choice. For decades now. And will be, if only US will not brake or block it for EU(chances are so close to zero...). But I also like Vivaldi, so it will be backup plan...
When I was on Windows, I mostly used Brave until I learned it was supporting crypto stuff. When I switched to Linux, I started with Firefox and now use Vivaldi in parallel. I need to do a deeper dive into Librewulf and Waterfox to see which will replace Firefox for me.
"Variety is the spice of Life". Different browsers for different things. Clear cookies often. Harden as much as possible. Don't Login to Big Tech. Assume EVERYONE is looking over your shoulder. Don't be predictable. Relax.
it is what it is but Firefox is still the one. I would love to use epiphany but there is no sync. 😐at least not a sane one that doesn’t require rsync or other tomfoolery.
Lynx in the terminal and Librewolf/IronFox if I need graphics or the site I am required to visit needs to run java or something. Everything on this list is either spyware, contains AI, or is not fully FOSS.
well I got work to do, so clearly Vivaldi. People with enough time to spare can use some gaming browsers or browsers that look 'clean' because they can hardly do anything more than just showing web pages.
The Horizon universe expands with PlayStation Publishing and Guerrilla Games announcing the co-op action game Horizon Hunters Gathering that's coming to PC.
hot take but honestly it's easy to be upset about AI usage when basically every company uses it to some level without disclosing it. At least they are honest about it. Also doesn't really specify how they're using it; could just be code reviews or whatever which I hardly consider problematic in any way.
Throwing the entire company and all the good things they do under the bus for this seems like a stupid way to throw the baby out with the bath water. I wish people would nuance it
Take a look at a comprehensive comparison between Jira and OpenProject, the open source, Europe-based project management platform designed for organizations that value transparency, data control, and long-term digital sovereignty.
Finally, I had time to break free from Spotify’s tight grip. My main use was for podcasts, so I set up self-hosted solution — using @nextcloud to host everything needed for the YourPods app on my phone and laptop: asecretcompany.com/yourpods/
YourPods is an iOS gPodder compatible, privacy-first and self-hosted podcast player. Sync your subscriptions and listening progress across all your devices using your own Nextcloud server, manage multiple profiles, and keep your data 100% yours.
Last week, @Karlitschek, CEO & founder of Nextcloud, received the Special Recognition for Contributions to Business & Impact Award 2026 from the @europeanOSacademy.
But this recognition goes far beyond one person. 💙
It belongs to the entire Nextcloud community, proving that open source is competitive, impactful, and key to Europe’s digital future.
The Dutch Nieuwsuur was at the Open Source Policy Summit in Brussels. Frank Feldman from SUSE, Chris Hendriks from OpenCloud and @jospoortvliet was being interviewed about @nextcloud. The item starts at 7:15 and interviews at the Summit at 12:42. npo.nl/start/afspelen/nieuwsuu…
In Duitsland proberen overheden afscheid te nemen van Amerikaanse techbedrijven zoals Microsoft. Ook Amsterdam wil af van Amerikaanse software, maakte de gemeente bekend. Wethouder Alexander Scholtes en Rekenkamer-lid Ewout Irrgang zijn te gast.
@MistralAI FOSS lover 100%, this is constructive criticism from a guy forced into an evilcorp stack at work: FOSS has nothing that can compete with Google and MS yet. I've tried but they're fragmented, non-integrated.
I process hundreds of emails a day and can do a ton of efficient powerful things from a single interface to manage/edits files, meetings, contacts, tasks and more.
The FOSS alternatives: frankly primitive in comparison. Lets catch up!!
Translation: We do a rebranding because we fucked up so phenomenally again and please please please, trust us, we won't screw it up once more, just one more Overwatch bro. Also please don't look up that other fan project. 🫣
I'm waiting for the fan project of bringing back the real Overwatch 1 again to be mature enough. Blizzard is about as trustworthy as any megacorp at this point, meaning not at all.
Our cat's dying and will have to be put down. But the vet's assured me that we can have the body back. I want to remove her sweet little nose, cast it in transparent acrylic, and display it on our coffee table.
Gold mining kills indigenous peoples throughout the world like the Yanomami people of Brazil and Papuans in West Papua. The bloody, violent and greedy landgrabbing that goes on for gold forces indi…
The black-spotted cuscus Spilocuscus rufoniger is one of the most striking and rare marsupials in the world. Known for their soft fur with irregular black spots on a reddish or cream background, th…
During the dog walk I was joined by my 84yo wood stove neighbor buddy. We stopped and chatted with some demolition guys about when a pilot's trees are scheduled to be downed(end of this month).. One tree in a convenient place isn't too big and so it might be fun to handle it ourselves. He said the local waste 🗑 place won't take branches with seeds. The KuroGane holly has bright red seeds now. I said I'd use the leaves and twigs as mulch, maybe the birds will eat the seeds. He said the wild Hiyodori (brown eared bulbul) eat the seeds and knocked down some branches for an experiment. AND success!! The chickens eat KuroGane holly seed.☺
> Ilex rotunda, commonly called the Kurogane holly, is an evergreen tree in the holly family (Aquifoliaceae). It is native to east Asia, where it is found in China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam. Its natural habitat is in evergreen broadleaf forests, often in sunny areas such forest edges or on mountain slopes.
During the dog walk I was joined by my 84yo wood stove neighbor buddy. We stopped and chatted with some demolition guys about when a pilot's trees are scheduled to be downed(end of this month).. One tree in a convenient place isn't too big and so it might be fun to handle it ourselves. He said the local waste 🗑 place won't take branches with seeds. The KuroGane holly has bright red seeds now. I said I'd use the leaves and twigs as mulch, maybe the birds will eat the seeds. He said the wild Hiyodori (brown eared bulbul) eat the seeds and knocked down some branches for an experiment. AND success!! The chickens eat KuroGane holly seed.☺
> Ilex rotunda, commonly called the Kurogane holly, is an evergreen tree in the holly family (Aquifoliaceae). It is native to east Asia, where it is found in China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam. Its natural habitat is in evergreen broadleaf forests, often in sunny areas such forest edges or on mountain slopes.
RPM Deb Mac and Windoze packages are available on Libreoffice.org
Why use Fathub and Fatpacks,
There is nothing faster to install than the Native Format.
On top Fatpack will not work at all on a number of extremely good systemd free distros. . Flatpak is a universal package format is incorrect, in many cases it also requires specific system lib versions and all to often lists sysd in depends..
As Executive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy, you have highlighted how the Fediverse plays an important part in protecting the EU's #DigitalSovereignty and supporting European alternatives.
Ich habe mal eine Frage zu der konfigurierbaren Timeline in der DEV. Sehe ich das richtig, dass dies nur mit den System-Kanälen wie z.B. "Neu - Empfangen" funktioniert und nicht mit selbst erstellten Kanälen? Wenn ja, ist es geplant, dass man, wenn man diese Funktion nutzt, dann in dieser selbst zusammengestellten Timeline noch filtern kann so wie bei den selbst erstellten Kanälen? @Friendica Support
@Michael 🇺🇦 Zum Beispiel bestimmte Wörter oder Hashtags. U.u. auch bestimmte Accounts. Eigentlich so, wie es bei den selbsterstellten Kanälen auch ist. Ich meine, ich bin kein Entwickler, wenn es möglich ist diese neue Funktion so umzubauen, dass diese auch bei den selbsterstellten Kanälen greift, dann wäre das mit der Filterung doch gelöst, oder?
Ich bin im Moment augenscheinlich schwer von Begriff. Ich verstehe im Moment nicht einmal, wo Du diese Filterung möchtest. Möchtest Du in der Timeline unter /networkContent hinzufügen oder entfernen? Wenn ja: Dann nutze die neue Funktionalität erstelle einen Channel mit den Beiträgen, die Du zusätzlich haben möchtest, erstelle einen weiteren Channel mit den Beiträgen, die Du nicht haben möchtest und füge sie entsprechend hinzu.
Genau. Ich möchte unter /network mir zum Beispiel Neu - Empfangen anzeigen lassen. Soweit so gut. Jetzt habe ich unter /settings/display aber noch definiert, dass ich mir dort auch noch Entdecken, Angesagt und Deutsch anzeigen lassen möchte. Jetzt ist es natülich so, das mir dort auch Beiträge angezeigt werden, die ich aber nicht in der Timeline haben möchte. Ist ja auch logisch.
Mir geht es jetzt darum, dass ich eine Möglichkeit habe, mir gewisse Beiträge herausfiltern lassen zu können. Ich hoffe, ich habe mich jetzt verständlich genug ausgedrückt?
Das mit dem "Nicht-haben-wollen-Kanal" werde ich mir ansehen. Danke dir.
Despite decades of promises to end deforestation for palm oil Procter & Gamble or (P&G as they are also known) have continued sourcing palm oil that causes ecocide, indigenous landgrabbing,…
Without policy action and a coordinated global response, ultra-processed foods will continue to rise in human diets, harming health, economies. It’s time to act.
Ah, Christchurch - we used utility turn off-turn-on records (late 1960's) to track people's housing movements around the city. Such was the world before privacy laws.
For some reason this image is up and down. I suspect this site doesn't want people being directed to their images in order to not have their servers overloaded.
The world is warming. This fact is most often discussed for the Earth’s surface, where we live. But the climate is also changing from the top of the atmosphere to the bottom of the ocean. And there is a clear fingerprint of humanity’s role in causing these changes through greenhouse gas emissions, primarily from burning fossil fuels....
The “warming stripes” are one striking and simple way of visually highlighting the resulting variations in Earth’s surface temperature using shades of blue and red for cool and warm, with one stripe per year.
There are a number of white clover patches blooming on the lawn I am mowing but no bees, and there is a coral reef off the coast but not much living there today in Paris it is too hot to survive yet odd traffic hums, tourists are wide-eyed, as always numb in wonder Art, Art for God’s sake... must survive the end of the bees
posted from tokodon while listening spotify on riff app with newsflash, podcasts and telegram open in the brackground (From pinephone with 2 GB of RAM and an SoC with the latest issue of the datasheet dated at June 2015) @pine64 @postmarketOS @phosh
![A panorama with a tree on the left, the seashore behind, and the sea in the middle and right. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1405127 "A panorama with a tree on the left, the seashore behind, and the sea in the middle and right. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •...von langjährig #firefox zu #chromium zu #brave # zu #librefox zu #vivaldi und zurück zu #firefox
...ist alles ein bischen unbefriedigend mit den browsern
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •FF was always the browser of my choice. For decades now. And will be, if only US will not brake or block it for EU(chances are so close to zero...). But I also like Vivaldi, so it will be backup plan...
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •librewolf for daily driving, ungoogled-chromium for WebUSB / WebBluetooth.
If you use brave, firefox, or chrome, you might as well give out thumbdrives full of your browsing data to aggregators.
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •on mobile : fennec and vivaldi
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •Different browsers for different things.
Clear cookies often.
Harden as much as possible.
Don't Login to Big Tech.
Assume EVERYONE is looking over your shoulder.
Don't be predictable.
Relax.
Captain
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •Even Firefox is preferable to Brave.
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in reply to It's FOSS • • •Haven't found the perfect browser yet.
Tried Vivaldi but after a while a bug showed up preventing me from connecting to my work vdi. Lost trust in it.
Tried Firefox but Outlook Web which I unfortunately use at work doesn't work most of the time. Also it has got a few other annoyances.
Have considered Librewolf but it doesn't have an android version - I sync bookmarks.
Ended up with Brave, which as a bonus automatically removes annoying cookie popups.
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No way on Vivaldi since they have Amazon built into its homepage.