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- 1F-Droid 2.0 keeps software freedom fight alive on smartphones●G*** n'aura peut-être pas notre peau tout de suite F-Droid 2.0 rappelle que le combat pour la liberté logicielle sur sma
F-Droid 2.0 has drawn attention in free software circles, with commentary arguing that the project's new version shows the fight for software freedom on smartphones goes beyond interface design. Supporters frame it as a defence of the fundamental right to run code of one's choosing on one's own device, in the face of pressure from dominant app store ecosystems.
- 2Muslims and Christians carry coffins together in Gaza●⭕Dans cette scène, les musulmans et les chrétiens se sont réunis lors d'un même adieu, et ont porté le cercueil de deux
In Gaza City, Muslims and Christians gathered for a joint funeral, carrying the coffins of two Christian women killed in an Israeli airstrike on a residential apartment. Images of the shared farewell have drawn attention, highlighting moments of interfaith solidarity amid the ongoing bombardment of the territory.
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An RTÉ Archives item documenting a slowdown in Ireland's housing market is circulating again. The material looks back at a period when house sales cooled and prices softened, a topic that resonates with ongoing concerns about affordability, supply and the direction of the property market in Ireland today.
- 4Morocco unveils long-range drone that needs no GPS●# Maroc # drone # portée # GPS # aéronautique # technologie # défense # innovation # Morocco # drone # range # GPS # aer
Morocco has unveiled a drone reportedly capable of flying announced distances of tens of kilometres without relying on GPS, according to a French-language report circulating online. The development is being framed as a step forward for the country's aerospace and defence ambitions, with observers highlighting its navigation innovation and potential military applications.
- 5Filete al minuto: the one-minute steak winning over food lovers●La comida rápida en su versión más noble: el filete al minuto. 🥩 Un filete fino, un minuto por cada cara y una sartén mu
Spanish-speaking food lovers are sharing the recipe for filete al minuto, a thin steak cooked for just one minute per side in a nearly smoking-hot pan. Cooks stress that the cut must be genuinely thin and the pan extremely hot, finishing the dish with sautéed vegetables and a touch of garlic. It is being praised as fast food in its noblest form.