Do you waddle the waddle?
Coping better
Snails/shells
Death came
Facepalm
“The researchers were particularly interested in three psychological needs identified by self-determination theory: relatedness, or having meaningful relationships; competence, or feeling capable and effective; and autonomy, meaning that our actions feel voluntarily chosen rather than forced on us.” -“Not Money or Pleasure: Scientists Say They’ve Found The True Key to Happiness” (5 September 2026)
What evolution?
Manchester’s week ahead is moderately OK
Because winter is coming and they need more heat (and T.L.C.)
Manchester City deserves it
Hard to find
Coming about a month after GStreamer 1.28.6, the GStreamer 1.28.7 release is here to add support for building against OpenCV 5, add a missing API version suffix in the HIP support library filename, restore gap event sending in the MPEG-PS demuxer, and limit the number of remote sources being tracked in the rtprecv element.
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OpenVPN 2.7.7 is here to reduce the number of future keys from 16 to 4 when using EPOCH data channel format, leading to less log spam in userland and fewer resources used in in-kernel implementations. According to the devs, the previous calculation was wrong, and 4 spare keys are sufficient for 100+ Gbit/s links.
Shelly 3.1.3 is here to introduce a new button for removing all built AUR package archives and their matching signatures from Shelly’s cache, support for configuring environment variables for each installed AppImage package, and improved parallel downloads of packages and the repository database.
In Britain, many computer innovations happened, especially in Manchester. We have Turing (he worked here), we have the first programmable computer (Kilburn), and much prior to that there was Babbage (London, England).
According to Clownflare, GNU/Linux rose to 8% and we can see the difference because "Linux" is widely heard of. We spoke about it in the High Court. █
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