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How to Connect Your WordPress Site To The Fediverse. Link to original post https://docpop.org/2024/09/fediverse-files-5-how-to-connect-your-wordpress-site-to-the-fediverse/ from Teknoids NewsRead the original story
New submitter king*jojo writes: The owners of WinAmp have just deleted their entire repo one month after uploading the source code to GitHub. Lots of source code, and quite possibly, not all of it theirs. The deletion happened soon after… Continue Reading →
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Amazon is shaking up its entire Kindle e-reader lineup today, at least by the slow-moving and relatively placid standards of the e-reader market. The company is announcing a major refresh to the pen-centric Kindle Scribe, a screen-size bump for the… Continue Reading →
It’s a big week in Kindle land. Along with refreshes to the base Kindle, Paperwhite, and Scribe, the company is introducing something many of us never expected in a devoted e-reader: color. Earlier this year, Amazon’s chief e-reader competitor, Kobo,… Continue Reading →
Inkscape is a popular free and open-source vector graphics editor, used by artists, designers, and anyone who wants to create high-quality illustrations, icons, logos, and other types of graphics. Unlike raster images that use pixels (like in Photoshop), vector graphics… Continue Reading →
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Today’s links Of course we can tax billionaires: They disguise their demands (“don’t tax billionaires”) as observations (“it is technically impossible to tax billionaires”). Hey look at this: Delights to delectate. This day in history: 2009, 2014, 2019 Upcoming appearances:… Continue Reading →
This fall, thousands of fake albums were added to Spotify, with some appearing on real artist pages, where they’re positioned to lure unsuspecting listeners into streaming by posing as new releases from favorite bands. An Ars reader flagged the issue… Continue Reading →