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砂漠人 :hyogo: x 🏜️ @sleepytako@famichiki.jp
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I did my [Nengajyō, Japanese New Year's greetings] this year using Riosanatea. It's a Python program that can parse a CSV list of Japanese addresses and print them correctly on the 年賀状 blanks from the post office. The spacing and everything was fairly simple compared to the 年賀状 software (Mac) and mail merge (Office/Pages) I've used before. A big win for software!

I'm running , I guess you can run this on Win/Mac also as it's just Python.

sound.jp/zenzai/python-script/

宛名印刷ソフト「Riosanatea」 - ぜんざいの耐えがたき甘さ

sound.jp

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남정현 @rkttu@hackers.pub
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이제 Ubuntu Linux 24.04 (Noble Numbat) LTS 릴리스에서도 별도의 구독 피드를 추가하지 않고도 Canonical이 운영하는 패키지 피드를 통해 .NET 10 SDK를 설치하고 사용할 수 있습니다. (2025년 12월 24일 기준)

패키지 업데이트 명령어를 아래와 같이 실행하여 카탈로그 캐시를 먼저 최신화합니다.

apt update

개발자를 위한 추천 옵션 1: AOT 컴파일러까지 사용하려면 이 패키지를 설치합니다.

apt install dotnet-sdk-aot-10.0

개발자를 위한 추천 옵션 2: 일반적인 SDK만 사용하려면 이 패키지를 설치합니다.

apt install dotnet-sdk-10.0

컴파일러 없이 ASP .NET Core 서버만 실행하려면 이 패키지를 설치합니다.

apt install aspnetcore-runtime-10.0

일반 닷넷 애플리케이션만 실행하려면 이 패키지를 설치합니다.

apt install dotnet-runtime-10.0

이제 .NET은 Linux, macOS, Windows 어디서나 무료로 자유롭게 설치할 수 있는 진정한 유니버설 런타임이자, 두 자리수 버전대의 성숙한 기술이 되었습니다.

https://forum.dotnetdev.kr/t/os-net-10-2025-12-24/14006

주요 OS 별 .NET 10 패키지 채택 현황 (2025-12-24)

.NET 10 SDK가 한국 시간으로 2025년 11월 12일 0시를 기점으로 배포되기 시작했고, 2025년 12월 24일을 기점으로 대부분의 주요 OS (macOS, Linux, Windows)에서 SDK와 런타임을 무료로 자유롭게 설치하고 사용할 수 있게 되었습니다. 아래 언급한 주요 OS, 패키지 매니저에 정식 채택 된 사례에는 🎉 기호가 붙어있습니다. 이 경우, 별도의 추가 피드 구독을 하지 않더라도 OS를 설치한 직후, 혹은 패키지 매니저를 설치한 직후 곧바로 .NET 10 SDK를 사용할 수 있기 때문에 접근성이 극대화됩니다. 이는 Python 3나 OpenJDK를 아무런 사전 준비 없이 원할 때 기본 패키지 매니저에서 바로 설치할 수 있는 것과 같은 수준의 접근성을 의미합니다. 정리 닷넷은 AOT 컴파일러 환경을 포함한 많은 OS에서 추가 피드 구독 없이 쉽게 설치하고 사용할 수 있습니다. macOS (Intel, Apple Silicon) – H...

forum.dotnetdev.kr · 닷넷데브

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Jamie Cullen @jbc@mathstodon.xyz
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Eh, pls my request to , if you could spare two clicks? 🥺

I've been humming and hawing about posting this, it feels strange, something about generational guilt & working class shame & ... but it's either this or start putting my CV through LLMs to include every buzzword on the listing I'm applying to. I haven't been able to stomach that, even though I presume that's a lot of my competition.

I simply can't get to an interview. Historically, I've done three interviews and got the job each time, because I'm a real human being who is friendly and chatty and presents himself sincerely (or, that's my guess, anyway).

miracles appreciated!

In with my partner, but we've lived in different places and would move happily. I've a year experience doing an IT support role the last year, but have transitioned to this stuff later than usual.

Before I've done: bartender; bicycle courier for Deliveroo in for two years (best job ever); private tutor for five years in (mostly piano but also maths, Irish, English, flute, tin whistle); bookies clerk for a short period; a few other odd bits - one highlight was writing reviews for a theatre company.

Oh, very comfortably fluent in , pretty fluent in (my first love), and intermediate (which I would love to have a chance to go back speaking and learning).

Tech-wise, it's been mostly on the / / side of things. I would happily work on anything that is one or more of challenging, interesting, useful, or moral.

Money doesn't rule me. I want to live with a humane level of comfort, that's all.

CVs and references available, DMs open. Thanks so much for any and all help!

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Straybun :sparkles_trans: @straybun@lgbtqia.space
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Hey @danirabbitDanielle Foré, originally I wanted to make this a private message but I think it might be good for it to be public actually. Because often the negative is said out loud but the positive is said quietly and I wanted to flip that.

I hope this won't come off as creepy or unnerving. This bunny is not really good with social rules and cues. I just wanted to congratulate you personally on the launch of elementary OS 8.1. I'm excited to try it.

This bunny also wanted to say that you're kind of a hero of hers. I admire you a lot for the work you're doing in the open source community. You've pushed for so much things that were so forward thinking and ahead of their time.

There are things about elementary that have frustrated me, like the lack of fractional scaling, for a while, but I also recognize that it is a small team and that it takes great care in its work. It tries to be safe and doesn't try to rush things and break things because it knows that by doing so, it will leave people behind. No matter how much it frustrates me, I wanted to tell you that I admired the hell out of that. Because choosing to not let anyone behind is the hard choice here.

I wanted to say that when you take the time to write blog posts about pride, when you make a release that has the trans or disability flag within the logo, it genuinely moves me. Because of that, bunny feels seen and embraced by this project in a way that no other projects gives her. It means a lot.

And we are sister through transness, you and I. You are a prominent trans woman in the Linux community and I really admire you for that. I know, and I've seen, the harassment, and all of the shit you've had to deal with just for being openly who you are in this space. Being deadnamed, being misgendered by awful people. The Linux and open source community is a shithole. It's a dumpster fire. And... I kind of hate it here.

But while I wish you never had to deal with any of that, but I want to say how much I admire you for still being there. I want you to know that I wasn't all for nothing. That through standing tall against all of this injustice you've been put through, you, and plenty of other trans women in this space have cultivated a bright spot in this community, and it's one that I'm genuinely thankful to be able to find shelter in. And I'm really thankful for that.

Thank you for being you and what you do. You are seen. And I hope more people will express that to you.

This post is also for all of the trans and non binary people who are putting up with all of the shit that they have to put up in this community and all of the people who are working on elementary.

From the bottom of this bunny's heart, she thanks you.

:bunhdheart: :heart_trans:

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BastilleBSD :freebsd: @BastilleBSD@fosstodon.org
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Just two weeks left to reserve your spot in our upcoming "FreeBSD for Linux Users" training course. Seats are limited!

In this course you'll learn how to use FreeBSD through hands-on lab exercises in a secure environment, utilizing Bastille to experiment in jailed sandbox environments.

You'll become a pro with the most advanced filesystem in the wold, ZFS, and soon wonder how you ever used anything else!

Email training@bastillebsd.org for more details.

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your auntifa liza 🇵🇷 🦛 🦦 @blogdiva@mastodon.social
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RE: mastodon.social/@nixCraft/1157

this is going to destroy so many systems built on MSWindows that if you are a CTO and not making contingencies to freeze further development on that OS & chart a path to migrate out to , then why are you even in that job.

Microsoft is gonna use an autocorrect on amphetamines to rewrite their O/S? this is absolute madness.

may they go down in flames but not before y’all moved out of their poisoned ecosystem.

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Ivon Huang @ivon852@mastodon.social
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Debian 的正確發音是/ˈdɛbiən/，重音在前，音似蝶變。聽說deepin是中國口音很重唸的Debian，那用台語唸Debian會怎麼樣呢？答案是：戴帽仔的(tì-bō-á) 哦不對這應該是Fedora吧。

我是從新寶島康樂隊 - 一佰萬這首歌學到的，源自日治時期對警察大人的說法。

youtube.com/watch?v=BUAsw80lqO0

新寶島康樂隊 New Formosa Band【一佰萬 A Million Dollar】Official Music Video

【ROCK MV】歡迎訂閱滾石唱片YouTube官方頻道→https://goo.gl/QpVluI新寶島康樂隊《一佰萬》一佰萬 A Million Dollar 作詞者 陳昇 作曲者 陳昇 編曲者 江建民伊講伊這次離開　那沒成功是絕對無麥擱轉來去安怎沒影沒一跡的代誌　講得變成真伊講伊這次離開　那沒成功是打死無麥...

www.youtube.com · YouTube

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senesens @senesens@tilde.zone
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A project from the future and fantastic readme to boot at github.com/dnr/styx

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It's essentially a layer of the nix package manager that uses linux userspace file-system mechanisms (but not FUSE) to download data on demand as they're read. As in at posix read time.

And not whole files, mind you, but chunks of files. I.e. segments of a file that are common across others will be deduplicated on disk. Not only that but large files can be partially downloaded as needed.

For example, I rarely use most of the fonts bundled in the widely used google noto fonts package which is above 1GiB on disk right now with the version I'm using. A lot LLM related packages like the cuda family and ollama are pretty big as they tend to bundle together code for each hardware/architecture that they support in one package.

On the other hand, nixos upgrades tend to leave lots of versions of the same package in the store. This is such a big issue that I'm usually forced to "garbage collect" the store or update flakes of unrelated projects in lock-step to benefit from version dedup. The chunking aspect would help here a lot as for most packages, different versions are mostly identical chunkwise.

Hearsay against has me suspicious of the metadata overhead but intuition says package management is a good usecase for this.

I was previously aware of github.com/containers/composef which tries to do something similar for OCI images but very cool to run across this despite how...early days it is.

alternate nix substitution. Contribute to dnr/styx development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub - dnr/styx: alternate nix substitution

alternate nix substitution. Contribute to dnr/styx development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com · GitHub

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