Reports note that Gladsaxe replaced its standard white LED fixtures with specialized red LED streetlights along Frederiksborgvej. The installation was strategically placed near a known bat colony to mitigate the impact of artificial light on the nocturnal ecosystem. By shifting the wavelength of the light, the city sought to maintain essential road safety for drivers while protecting the natural behaviors of local wildlife.

The project identified the common pipistrelleand the brown long-eared bat as the primary species targeted by this conservation effort. These animals rely on specific dark corridors for navigating between their roosting sites and their feeding grounds. When traditional white light spills into these areas, it can create “light barriers” that the bats are often unwilling to cross, effectively shrinking their available habitat.

Apparently I touched a nerve with some. But I was just using the built in browser for voyager on iOS. But I also have nextdns and Mullvad in-use which normally provides fairly good coverage for me but evidently not on this site.

Wow that is terribly ad ridden.

Pull request, a term used in version control systems for software development.

Meaning a developer requests to the project maintainers that they include their changes and if accepted the maintainers “pull” their code in and merge it with the maintainers project code.

Haha indeed. Nice job!

Amazing! Is it missing a chair arm?

Great show

Why, have they done something wrong?

I used to bullseye womp rats in my T-16 back home. They’re not much bigger than two meters.

We just got a patch like last week. They’re infrequent but they happen.

Heroes of the Storm is free to play and shockingly still great

What is Gandalf doing there?

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I think they’re meant to be faithful to the originals so probably not.

Shhh don’t wake the bots

Anyway…

For the audio out problem, you might consider using USB out to an external DAC like a Schiit modi.

Don’t forget wezterm

(Which itself uses yt-dlp)

Very cool! You can use something like Tailscale to access your local services remotely without exposing them to the internet.