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Heute wäre Jean Tinguely 100 Jahre alt geworden. Seinem Werk begegnet man in der Schweiz immer wieder mal, z.B. Heureka am Zürichhorn im Seefeld. Ich mag seine beweglichen Maschinen - man entdeckt immer wieder etwas neues daran.
Skulptur Heureka am Zürichhorn im Seefeld Quartier

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#PrivateBin v1.7.6 released - Several quality-of-life frontend improvements & some backend code cleanup

I think we could now consider switching from the bootstrap 3 to the bootstrap 5 template as the default in the next release. Still need to migrate the templates of the info and directory websites to use bootstrap 5, though, so it all looks the same.

Is changing the look-and-feel of the default template, while keeping all of it's functionality the same, considered a major number change in terms of semantic versioning? We would not remove the old template, so if the old one is configured it would keep looking the same. See for example our template screenshots for a comparison of the two.

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#PrivateBin v1.7.5 released - minor bugfixes and quality of life improvements for administrators
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Auf zum #RustFest.ch #rust
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Als Antwort auf elrido

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Group picture from the first day.

Took a lot of notes, my highlights so far were:

  • Massimilianos' RP2040-based, Rust-driven robot racer
  • options to improve handling of bitfields in packed structs
  • typestate pattern for use in state machines, think objects that mutate into different types as the states progress, so only methods relevant to the current state are available and enforced at compile time, ex. rustls::ConfigBuilder
  • Milica shared her teams' experience switching from C++ to Rust
  • Simon Brummers' text-2-morse-code character device driver, an excellent example project to get started with Rust-based Linux-kernel-module development

Grandmaster Bash hat dies geteilt.

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It fills a lot of gaps and backstory of Immortan Joe and the citadel and the other wasteland towns and of course, Furiosa. It ends just before Fury Road hits off and even has short scenes from Fury Road as reminders of how that story went during the end c

Did go see Furiosa tonight, can highly recommend, if you enjoy George Miller's Mad Max series. I'd call this the Rogue One of the series. 🤩

It fills a lot of gaps and backstory of Immortan Joe and the citadel and the other wasteland towns and of course, Furiosa. It ends just before Fury Road hits off and even has short scenes from Fury Road as reminders of how that story went during the end credits. It would be perfect to watch the two back to back as a double feature.

Arguably, Max does briefly show up in this one, but it is only a vague reference via the iconic car and a brief shot of a man standing next to it with his back towards the audience. Bit like in the early Fury Road trailer.

Edit: Removed the CW reg. mild spoilers. Doesn't seem to translate properly to Mastodon, messed up the order of the content and didn't hide anything. Sorry.

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Congratulations @Natanael Copa on the release of Alpine Linux 3.20!

I know how much of an effort this one turned out to be and can not thank you enough for all of your efforts to get this one over the line and into our hands.

@Natanael Copa
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