Karakeep (formerly Hoarder) is a self-hosted application for saving and organising bookmarks, links, and notes with AI-powered tagging. This guide explains how to deploy Karakeep using Docker Compose. Read more ›
YANChan.xyz is an imageboard for discussion of a bunch of topics. For now topics include, art, videos, games, technology and random. Read more ›
ATLauncher is a launcher for Minecraft which integrates multiple different modpacks to allow you to download and install modpacks easily and quickly. ATLauncher has a few nice features including: Allows quick and easy install of modpacks, no more messing around trying to install mods A range of different packs, and more being added all the time Multiple instances. Install a pack as many times as you like without messing up a previous install Multiple accounts allow you to login as different u... Read more ›
John D. Sailer, City Journal Questionable course requirements and troubling new hires show that DEI and social-justice activism are alive and well in Tar Heel country. Read more ›
In 2025, I became fixated with zines. It led me to open my once abandoned Instagram account to follow zinesters, attend zine festivals and zine workshops. I ... Read more ›
FOSSY 2026 August 6th – 9th 2026 — University of British Columbia, Canada The fourth Free and Open Source Software Yearly conference Read more ›
In today's devlog we are going to talk about what we have so far, and what we still need to have for the 25th aka the delivery day! Read more ›
Proxmox migration assumptions are the part of the VMware exit that doesn't appear on any migration checklist — and the part that causes the most damage after go-live. The migration succeeded. Six weeks later, a storage event occurred. The runbook assumed vSphere behavior. Proxmox behaved correctly. The runbook didn't. That's when the migration actually started. That team wasn't unlucky. They were carrying assumptions nobody audited. Proxmox isn't replacing VMware. It's replacing assumptions —... Read more ›
Sweden, once seen as a global leader in bringing laptops and tablets into classrooms, is now investing heavily in printed textbooks amid growing concerns that extensive screen use may be hurting children's learning and concentration. Read more ›
(Made this banner in 7 minutes!) Hello yet again PokéCommunity! I am Crizzle aka Chris Rose and I'm here to present with what should be my best hack(by default since the others sucked), Pokémon Korosu! Before you skim through most of this text, take a glance at the features and the... Read more ›
Looking to store your media privately? Explore five top self-hosted photo and video gallery solutions for full control and customization. The post appeared first on <a href=" Read more ›
A study led by researchers from the Smithsonian Institution and the UB reveals that reducing single-use plastic is essential for protecting coastal ecosystems. Floating litter has also invaded Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the United States and one of the most important in the world. Read more ›
The Minecraft Java Edition 26.2 and Bedrock Edition 26.30 update, known as the “Chaos Cubed” game drop, has officially launched worldwide, introducing one of the most significant underground expansions in recent years. The update is now available across PC, consoles, mobile devices, and Nintendo Switch, reinforcing Mojang’s unified cross-platform rollout strategy. This release arrives as Minecraft continues to dominate the global sandbox gaming space, a status highlighted in industry coverage... Read more ›
There are multiple blogs I follow that have taken to posting “Deltarune Chapter 5 tomorrow!” every single day since the announcement, and I can never remember what the actual release date is, so I can never be 100% sure whether they’re still lying. Read more ›
The EOU New Nature Writing Con returns for a third year LA GRANDE, Ore. – The EOU MFA Program in Creative Writing and the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences are excited to announce the third EOU New Nature Writing Con, which will take place June 19-21, Friday evening through Sunday morning. As part […] Read more ›
The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by . This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Review: TBlock News: Arch responds to more AUR attacks, Fedora's growing community, reasons to avoid immutable desktops, Ubuntu 26.10 to get speech recognition, Canonical updates its beta policy, highlights of KDE Plasma 6.7 Questions and answers: What is the significance of the AUR being compromised? Released.... Read more ›
Polygon's Random Select column finds a writer giving their impressions on a random game. This week it's Don't Let It Starve, a horror roguelike. Read more ›