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"PolyForm is a project to draft and make freely available plain-language source code licenses with limited rights."
ex. if you want to license software for non-commercial use only, etc.

Along with a red aurora (visible way farther south than usual due to solar storms), "a Northern Taurid meteor flashes through the starry night sky above the beach in this sea and skyscape, captured from Shired Island, Florida on November 11" in this photo by Samil Cabrera.

The Lynx website is using Brotli compression, which was only recently added to Lynx (and not in all builds)

Makes Linux desktops and laptops, as well as pop!os and Cosmic

Check Github repositories to evaluate how well an open source project is maintained.

"Tables showing the first and maximum iOS versions for each iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch."

XKCD on how much it would take to actually cover the earth with paint (as suggested in the Sherwin-Williams Paints logo).

"THE ROAD YOU GREW UP ON undoubtedly holds its own, personally meaningful mythology. But all of the meaningful adventures that took place on, say, McClelland Street probably can’t match the stories behind bizarro destinations like Bucket of Blood Street, Mountain Man Road, or Zzyzx Road. Here are seven incredible stories behind seven strangely named roads. "

Huh, just a couple of weeks after I wrote that upgrades hardly ever break Fedora, it turns out that this latest upgrade broke Fedora for a lot of people.
"Solved: authselect was never set up on a system upgraded through many versions"