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And all the > benefits it provides—enabling a curated and supported Jupyter-as-a-service > platform that IT operations can provide to their organization’s data > scientists and intelligent application developers while still maintaining > control—would not have been possible. * NEXT OPEN NEUROFEDORA MEETING: 25 APRIL 1300 UTC > Please join us at the next regular Open NeuroFedora team meeting on Monday > 25 April at 1300 UTC The meeting is a public meeting, and open for everyone > to attend. * MONITOR YOUR NETWORK SWITCHES WITH THIS OPEN SOURCE TOOL | ENABLE SYSADMIN > Checkmk provides a holistic view of all of your network interfaces to help > you detect performance problems. * IRVING WLADAWSKY-BERGER: HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE SEE THE WORLD COMPARED TO OLDER GENERATIONS? > “There is an emerging narrative about a growing intergenerational divide > worldwide,” said a recent international survey conducted by The Changing > Childhood Project. “In the media and in popular culture, the young are > often portrayed as impatient, militant, outspoken, and even entitled, in > contrast to more sober temperaments among older people. 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SOFTWARE: GNOME, KDE, JOPLIN, AND CALIBRE * THIBAULT MARTNI: FUNDING DECENTRALISED/LOCAL-FIRST APPLICATIONS FOR GNOME :: THIB VIEWS — ON DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP > The GNOME Foundation has not been giving as much news as we wish it has, > but doesn’t mean nothing happened! In the hopes of making GNOME useful for > as many people as possible and finding sustainable funding, the Foundation > needs to run public programmes. Let’s examine together what makes a > suitable programme, what direction the Foundation is taking, and how you > can help shaping the programme and the future of the GNOME Project as an > active community member. * TASKS > I wanted something to store all my to-do stuff, so I created this simple > task list application! With Tasks, you can create new tasks by typing the > new task’s name in the text field at the bottom of the window, and when > hovering over some task it displays an edit and remove button. In the > application header it has a task count on the left, showing the total > number of tasks, and a clear and an about button on the right, which > removes all the tasks and opens an about page, respectively. * JOPLIN NOTES - RUSSELL COKER > Joplin supports storing notes on a number of protocols including Nextcloud > and WebDAV. I setup WebDAV because it’s easiest, here is Digital Ocean > instructions for WebDAV on Apache [3]. That basically works. One problem > for my use case is that the Joplin client doesn’t support accounts on > multiple servers and the only released way of sharing notes between > accounts is using the paid Joplin Cloud service. There is a Joplin Server > in beta which allows sharing notes but that is designed to run in Docker > and is written in TypeScript so it was too much pain to setup. One > mitigating factor is that there are “Notebooks” which are collections of > notes. So if multiple people who trust each other share an account they can > have Notebooks for personal notes and a Notebook for shared notes. * CAN I USE CALIBER TO ORDER AND LISTEN TO AUDIOBOOKS? > More and more users are choosing to migrate from the usual paper books to > electronic books. We store these files on our disk drives, but like the > rest of the content, they need some organization. A piece of software that > can help us a lot in this type of task is the ebook manager , Calibre. The > first thing we should know is that this is a totally free open source > application that has all the functions that we are going to need. It not > only focuses on the management of our electronic book libraries , but goes > much further. In this way, from Caliber we will have the possibility of > avoiding these contents, reading them, converting them and much more. All > this through a peculiar user interface that we can also customize. 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Heck, when I was growing up and in middle and high school, I even > played a ton of Sudoku once the craze began in the early 2000s in the > United States. The only difference is that this was only done in the > newspaper or in books. * LUMENCRAFT HITS 20,000 COPIES IN THE FIRST WEEK, ROADMAP DETAILED | GAMINGONLINUX > Lumencraft, a recent Early Access release from 2Dynamic Games that offers > up Native Linux support powered by Godot Engine seems to have been a hit. * UNDERWATER CHAOS EXPANDS WITH THE BAROTRAUMA 'URBAN EXPANSES' UPDATE | GAMINGONLINUX > Want to find out what it's like to travel in a submarine on another planet? > Barotrauma gives you that option and it can be total chaos. It's a 2D co-op > survival horror inspired by the likes of FTL, RimWorld, Space Station 13 > and others like that. With silly ragdoll physics, and plenty of strange > creatures waiting for you. 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