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Nitter, the open source front-end for reading X Posts without signing up for an account,
is not going anywhere yet.
Weeks after X Corp's lawyers showed up demanding a permanent shutdown,
Hthe project's GitHub repository has come out of read-only mode
with an updated README that says:
UPDATE: Following legal advice, the Nitter project will continue.
More details will be announced soon.
Now, the repository and the homepage carry the same messa…

Elom Musk's X Tried to Kill Nitter. The Project Just Said It’s Coming Back
Two weeks after X Corp's legal letter forced the project offline, Nitter says it will continue.

Prepare your #WordPress Meetup group for a possible migration to #GatherPress and help shape the (import-) process.

Update on the WordPress community groups on events.wordpress.org
In July, it was announced that WordPress meetup groups will be moving off Meetup.com and onto events.wordpress.org, built on GatherPress. And since August 28, the team working on the project has ha…

Months ago, I installed Microsoft Teams on my computer because a specific project used it. It is the only Microsoft Software I have on there (a Mac and I use OpenOffice instead of Microsoft Office).
As that project winds down, is there _any_ reason not to find and remove all Microsoft stuff from my machine? It’s updater alone weirdly wants to update itself every week it seems.
Also, what’s the best way to do so?

"V2H carried 75% of discharged energy but 86% of total value this month, up from 68% and 77% in July. Powering the house directly is worth more per kWh than exporting it"
Interesting monthly analysis by 🇦🇺 retailer Amber Electric of its bidirectional EV charging project.
#V2G #EV
https://www.amber.com.au/blog/batteries-on-wheels-august-2026-v2x-fleet-update

Sanguinetti could hand the system to a non-technical team member and expect them to add requirements, update test results, and trigger PDF generation without training. https://www.getgrist.com/case-studies/how-

How Dotphoton built a fully traceable QA system for the European Space Agency| Grist
Dotphoton tried IBM Doors, Notion, and Word for a satellite project's requirements traceability. Only two days after picking Grist, they had a working system.