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• What a mess: visitors step in peanut butter floor - DutchNews.nl

  Visitors have already stepped on the infamous peanut butter floor, less than a week after it opened in Rotterdam. The Depot of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen said that at least one person had walked on the exhibit, and another had dropped their phone into the peanut butter while attempting to take a photo.

• Want to sync files from Linux PC to Android phone

  … without using any variation of Syncthing. My phone is usually on the same Wifi network as my PC, so some sort of auto-syncing via wifi would be great. Like how Immich syncs from the phone to my server, in an almost totally hands-off way. What are the best non-Syncthing FOSS phone and PC file sync options these days? Thanks! ETA: Sorry, sorry, I should have explained: I no longer trust any variant of Syncthing. The wild chain of events last year left me completely questioning what was...

• 30 seconds in

  I kid but also listen to jazz every day. Join us at !jazz@lemmy.world if you dig.

• My new static, multi-page calendar application

  Core Architecture My calendar app is a static, multi-page application with a fixed release cycle (annual deployment). It features a hard-coded UI with immutable data — the dates and layout cannot be modified without manual intervention. It’s essentially a read-only interface optimized for offline-first functionality. Key Features Data Structure - 12-month dataset rendered as a grid-based layout with pre-populated date objects State Management - Completely stateless; no persistent s...

• Convincing

  (The meme’s author may be convinced but I am still not, to be clear) From: https://terra.incognita.net/@RainofTerra/116168632108345829

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• Post #75770

  Librewolf, Waterfox or something else? Hi folks - with all the news about Firefox again recently, I want to make sure I am using the right web browser on my linux desktop for my purposes. I’ve got both Waterfox and Librewolf installed right now. I believe they’re both forks of Mozilla’s Firefox. And I think I understand that Librewolf takes privacy the most seriously, with everything it can locked down or disabled, whereas Waterfox is more locked down than Firefox but not to the same extreme...