I read every single day. At home it’s on my Kobo running KOReader (yes, I’m that open-source guy), and I love it. The problem: I don’t always have the e-reader on me. On the train, at work, waiting somewhere — I just have my phone.

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When the Open Social Web Hybridizes: Raccoon for Friendica is a new app... Mastodon. And it even has a little Lemmy in it! That's why the Free Software + Fediverse duo is such a valuable resource.@fediverse Raccoon 1.0 was finally released for Android in recent days, a rather innovative client originally created for #Friendica, but which has now become one of the most innovative apps for the user experience on #Mastodon. The app is available for Android (already on the Play Store and Izzidroid, and will soon be available on F-Droid), but a #Debian package has also been released. An iOS version remains to be seen for its success.The app introduces some very important innovations to the federated app landscape.1. Navigate the Fediverse from an app, even without creating an accountRaccoon is the only app that lets you browse the Fediverse even without an account. When you install it, you can select any Friendica or Mastodon instance and "leverage" its local public and federated timelines. This way, users can explore multiple instances before choosing which one to open an account on. Of course, even after adding an account (the app manages multiple accounts), you can browse the timelines of servers other than the one you signed up to.2. "Browse through" messages: "swipe" navigationUnlike all other social apps (both those for the Fediverse and those for commercial social networks), #RaccoonForFriendica lets you open a post in your timeline and continue browsing through previous and next posts by simply swiping left and right.This is a truly interesting ergonomic innovation.3. Finally a formatting bar in social appsSince the app was created for Friendica, it features a built-in formatting toolbar reminiscent of Lemmy clients (in fact, the developer @janTeko first experimented with app development with a Lemmy app). The formatting toolbar can also be used for Mastodon instances running the Glitch-soc fork, such as infosec.exchange, tech.lgbt, and my poliversity.it instance, which was the one the developer experimented with.In addition to being more immediate, writing formatted posts is also made easier by a "preview" function that helps avoid errors in Markdown or BBCode coding.4. Finally, Mastodon users will be able to enjoy Fediverse groups too.As you may know, Mastodon doesn't support the display of group posts. Even if you select a group, you'll still see a single timeline where top posts alternate with replies. Searching for a thread on Mastodon is therefore very complicated, but the #Raccoon developer has found a way to enable "topic" viewing across all accounts that are "activitypub groups," be they #Lemmy, #NodeBB, Piefed, Mbin, Peertube, Wordpress, Mobilizon, Flipboard, etc.This idea also came about thanks to the fact that the developer had previously tried his hand at developing an app for Lemmy and was able to experiment with the formatting bars and display of Lemmy "communities," which are nothing other than "#activitypub groups."5. Other interesting featuresAmong other features, you canview the HTML code of messages;send scheduled posts;fully configure the interface;support for writing in HTML, useful both for Mastodon Glitch-soc and for writing WordPress posts by integrating the plugin "Activitypub for Wordpress" from @pfefferle and the "Enable Mastodon App" plugin from @alexintegrate translation libraries6. What's still missing?The app features all the features found in most other Mastodon apps, except one: the correct handling of Mastodon posts that quote other posts. These are still displayed in a fairly primitive way. The developer is trying to decide whether to adapt to Mastodon specifications or reinterpret the feature in a more personalized way.It must be said that, unfortunately, the implementation of quoted messages (already present in Friendica for ages) was implemented by Mastodon very late, only in recent months, and in a very "personal" way that many other software developers did not appreciate.7. Raccoon is an app that will benefit users who already use Mastodon but also those who have never "tried" the FediverseThis app has been under development for almost two years, and the beta version is just over a year old. However, version 1.0 has resolved all previously encountered issues.Based on user feedback, the developer will evaluate whether to create an iOS version and even a Windows version.Anyone who wishes to allow reporting of application errors can enable anonymous crash reports.8. Links and ResourcesThis is the developer's profile:androiddev.social/users/janTekoThis is the app repository: github.com/LiveFastEatTrashRacThis is the Play Store link:play.google.com/store/apps/detThis is the link on IzzyDroid (the app will be released on F-Droid soon, but is currently under review):apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/aHere is the developer's blog:livefasteattrashraccoon.githubFinally, from here you can download the .apk or .deb package without using the online stores. line:github.com/LiveFastEatTrashRacOne last recommendationThe public's response will be important to enable the further development of this app.If you want to test it on Mastodon, I recommend using instances running the glitch-soc fork. Among these, I'd recommend the infosec.exchange instance, which is well managed by @jerry. And of course, but only if you communicate in Italian or Esperanto, I'd be happy to host you on my poliversity.it instance.Regarding Friendica, I recommend two instances: friendica.world, managed by @ruud and featuring a rather lively timeline, and, of course, social.trom.tf, excellently managed by @tio.If you communicate in Italian, I'd be happy to host you on my poliverso.org instance.Greetings to all and let me know if you need further information, if you have tried the app and how you found it.FrancescoYou can also interact with me through the Mastodon account @informapirata and the Friendica account @notizie

Hi, so been working on this for a week but not really happy with the solutions I find as they seem to be done by induviduals who rely heavily on ai. I got wireguard easy going and can remotly connect which is great but id love to be able to route any internet traffic to and from the wireguard clients to go though another server while filtering my local onsite services. Felt that if i can crack this i dont need to rely on tailscale. The end goal is to have no reliance on tailscale as i am preparing for the eventual enshitification.

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Lecornu’s office said the French DGSI intelligence agency would replace Palantir’s tools with those from the French firm ChapsVision, although since the US company’s long-term contract was renewed in 2025, the process is likely to take several years.

I wanted to say thank you to everyone that responded on the previous post. Whether intentional or not, some of the comments gave me some ideas for elaboration and improvement of my pipeline.

Directors Timour Gregory and Sasha Schneider are going to have a panel at STLV. I want them to sign my copy.

We are happy to finally release the full 1.10.0 and looking forward to your feedback.

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- I had my eye on #takahe @takahe , jointakahe.org as a handy multidomain activitypub server - as far as I knew - able to run multiple different domains on the one server, sharing storage etc ... but when times comes to go back to it and look at getting something running I see that the project has been sunset. Does anyone know anything about what happened to it .. or an alternative , survivor project?

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Hi everybody, I was trying to do something different, today I will show you the first episode of Star Trek Mar del Plata, a 5 or 10 episode story set in the year 2390.

Warp speed, engaged! Star Trek: Warp is a card battler that combines deep gameplay, unique mechanics, and the joy of collecting and customizing powerful decks that feature characters and ships from across the Star Trek universe.

They’re gonna make Star Trek: Legacy… but as a comic.