Tiny Scottish Island’s Little Historical Society Makes Massive Discovery https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/tiny-scottish-islands-little-historical-society-makes-massive-discovery/
John Malone, who was a major WBD stakeholder, said the Trump administration told Netflix its bid for WBD would be blocked, so Netflix dropped out of bidding (Deadline)
https://deadline.com/2026/10/john-malone-trump-netflix-warner-bros-discovery-123716…
Security personnel around the world are on high alert following the discovery of eight TLS certificates with private keys so weak they could allow anyone to mint trusted browser and app credentials for any site on the Internet.
As of late morning Tuesday, browser makers and some major apps and programming languages had blocked all eight of the intermediate certificates.
There are no reports of certificate transparency logs, which track the issuance of all browser-trusted certifi…
I would like coverage.py results in the gutters in VSCode without anything in VSCode trying to do test discovery or execution.
And I would like it without an untrusted extension.
Just read the coverage report occasionally.
Is there something good?
Edit: #devx #coveragepy #vscode #askfedi
Yes, you can run Jellyfin from your Steam Machine. It's right there in the Discovery software center.
Only quirk, other than all the quirks and fussiness Jellyfin has on it's folder structure, is that it's installed with flatpak so you gotta explicitly grant it permission to read your data directory if it isn't the default one.
Mine, for instance, is at ~/data/media so I have to:
And have to do that after install, but before setup-wizard.
Jellyfin is just nightmarish for copying to a new machine in general. Don't try and copy the config. Just be sure to always store your thumbnail images etc. alongside the files and accept it's going to be a rescan a loss of all your watched-already data I guess.
#steamMachine #steamOS #jellyfin
This #SteamNextFest , a good number of the demos I'm trying are for games I've wishlisted or already knew about from BSky, or reddit or Steam's new personal calendar thing.
The discovery function is working less well, but the 'Personalized' recommendations aren't too bad, if you're organised enough to wait for day 3 but also not miss the festival.