Jeko @jeko@framapiaf.org

If you love the Free Libre web-comic Pepper & Carott, know that @davidrevoy has just added hardcover and soft cover comic books in his shop ! (already 426 books sold ans counting !) https://www.davidrevoy.com/static9/shop
It's a great way to support an indie Free Libre artist while gift shopping ;).

science is just reverse-engineering the universe

This week we announced that @snap_as is getting ready to leave its "alpha" status: https://we.snap.as/leaving-alpha

Initially we thought this would involve some downtime for everyone. But instead of that, we'll probably let everyone simply migrate whenever they're ready.

That means everything on the "old" Snap.as will remain live, but to upload or modify anything, you'll first need to kick off a migration for your account.

If you're wondering how to encourage someone to learn coding, consider getting them to play games on https://smolpxl.artificialworlds.net and then learning how to make their own: https://peertube.mastodon.host/videos/watch/b6222353-892b-4049-ae35-473ccee511b3

Today I made my first contribution to gnome-builder 😎

Hier, le Sénat a autorisé les "boites noires" à nous surveiller en masse et de façon automatisée pendant un an de plus, en mépris total de la toute récente décision de la Cour de justice de l'UE.

L'État de droit toujours absent.

https://www.laquadrature.net/2020/10/15/le-senat-autorise-darmanin-a-nous-surveiller-en-violation-du-droit-europeen/

For #Tubelab, I would like to set default #Peertube instances depending of the device language.
Could you help me to target that instances?
They must be moderated and somewhat active.

Boosts appreciated. Thank you.

We found an open source license that Google is against so we're changing to it: Hello AGPL!

It helps prevent corporations from taking our code and selling it as a proprietary competitor.

No change to you as a Plausible subscriber or self-hoster.

https://plausible.io/blog/open-source-licenses

I worked a bit on my #guile netlink implementation yesterday and added the RTM_*ADDR types for rtnetlink. This was enough for me to write some code that adds an IP address (v4 or v6) to an interface! The goal is to use it to replace the current static-networking-service-type in #guix as it currently only supports ipv4. You can find the code here:

https://git.lepiller.eu/guile-netlink

and I have a manual at https://git.lepiller.eu/guile-netlink/manual/manual.html

Sad because debug info is lacking? Worry not! Rebuild it and graft it onto the package you’re debugging thanks to ‘--with-debug-info’:
https://issues.guix.gnu.org/43885

#GNU #Guix