The #OpenSearch project is joining the @linuxfoundation 🎉
I've advocated for @OpenSearchProject becoming a foundational #opensource from the project's early days, and I'm so happy to see it coming through.
#ossummit
Okay, so Need for Speed: ProStreet on #linux does not run OOTB. I had to screw around in winetricks and winecfg a bunch to get it to actually run but eventually got it to run.
Pro-tip: enable Vsync.
Damn... Fedify is really good. It seems like the ActivityPub library I always wanted for Node applications (rather than a reference server like the one I created for ExpressJS).
I love that it's built so you can take an existing app and quickly drop in the federation features you need (like oh okay I need my application to Follow/Accept/Reject/Undo and have the ability to Create an Article but that's it, cool, Fedify has me covered)
Minturn, a village of about 1,100 people along a defunct railroad near Vail, has bested a $25 billion real estate company, securing a transformative $48 million settlement that ends a long legal battle.
“Strong Towns” is helping residents of Durango tackle bureaucracy to initiate lasting, fundamental changes to make their community a safer place to be outside of a car.
This and more in today's edition of The Sunriser: coloradosun.com/2024/09/16/sun…
In 12 states, candidates for elections chief — and those appointing them — are debating how easy to make mail voting and direct democracy. And in some states, election deniers are still bidding to take over the system.
NEW in Bolts: boltsmag.org/elections-chief-e…
I finished reading Shadow of the Torturer, by Gene Wolfe yesterday. It was a book that took me months to begin reading. At first it was a struggle, but I was largely rewarded. Definitely it’s one of the best books I read. I left Ada Palmer’s preface to read after finishing the book and it’s such a great analysis (without conveying any spoilers). Now I understand the importance of Gene Wolfe.
#sff #books #reading #bookofthenewsun #genewolfe @bookstodon
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macOS 15 Sequoia: The Ars Technica review
Apple Intelligence isn't ready yet. There's still a lot here to like.
arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/0…
Mice made transparent with a dye used in Doritos
Matching refractive indexes lets some wavelengths pass cleanly through the skin.
arstechnica.com/science/2024/0…
Forty-two years ago today, the Israeli military facilitated the killing of as many as 3,500 Palestinian and Lebanese civilians in the Sabra neighbourhood and Shatila refugee camp in Beirut.
Israeli troops had laid siege to the camp and allowed allied right-wing Christian fighters to enter it and commit atrocities against defenceless people there. The slaughter went on for three days.
Most of the victims were Palestinian.
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