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Squirrel News

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Squirrel News
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#Solarenergie war im Juni erstmals die wichtigste Energiequelle in der EU ☀️🇪🇺
„blau-grüne Infrastruktur“ rückt in den Fokus der #Stadtplanung 🐑
und ein Projekt hilft #Kindern mit Hilfe von Trostkoffern, den Verlust von Angehörigen zu verarbeiten 💼

Neue Ausgabe 👇

squirrel-news.net/de/news/sola…

Solarenergie erstmals wichtigste EU-Stromquelle, Schafe auf Dächern, Trostkoffer für trauernde Kinder -

Foto: Jeroen van de Water / Unsplash (CC0)

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#solarenergie #Stadtplanung #kindern

Zach Weinersmith

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Zach Weinersmith
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Game: The last 5 presidents are deified and require propitiatory offerings. What do you give each one?

Pete Brown

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Pete Brown
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@jasonpettus I ran across this via Clive Thompson’s newsletter and thought of you—the Backrooms done entirely in CSS codepen.io/ivorjetski/pen/NPqL…

@Jason Pettus

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Jason Pettus

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Ha, I saw that too! @clive always puts together the best links!

On a related note, I'm now contemplating actually learning Blender, because after watching something like 200 #Backrooms videos in the last month, I have all these ideas now for how to make them MUCH scarier.

#backrooms @Clive Thompson

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Clive Thompson

Als Antwort auf Jason Pettus • 3 Wochen her • •

Ahhhhhh do it!!

Platypus

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Platypus
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Erstmal Tee! ☝

Recovered Expert

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Recovered Expert
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»The countries that malign migrants are, whether they recognize it or not, in quite serious need of new people. Country after country in the wealthy world is facing a top-heavy future, with millions of retirees and far too few workers to keep their economies and societies afloat. In the not-so-distant future, many countries will have too few people to sustain their current standard of living.«
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Recovered Expert

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the roster of countries that will need more people is growing fast, as birthrates plummet much faster than anyone expected in countries that have long been a source of migrants. Our politics revolve around the idea that scarce resources mean keeping people out. We are utterly unprepared for a world in which perhaps the scarcest resource will be people.«

»The panic about migration ... is really a panic about the future — and about progress.
...
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Recovered Expert

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Recovered Expert

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Migrants are individuals making a profound, risky bet that by undertaking the rare and difficult decision to leave home, they can build something new. Behind opposition to migration is often the reverse: a belief that the only way to protect the future is to make it more like the mythic past, to build something old. But this approach, as we will see, has never been a formula for human flourishing.«

nytimes.com/2025/01/31/opinion…

archive.ph/l8eU1
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Felix 🇺🇦🚴‍♂️🇨🇦🇬🇱🇩🇰🇲🇽🇵🇦 🇪🇺

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Felix 🇺🇦🚴‍♂️🇨🇦🇬🇱🇩🇰🇲🇽🇵🇦 🇪🇺
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Heute ist übrigens Ehrentag der Kuh!🐄🐮

Kann man auch mal würdigen.

Dazu mal eine kleine Buchempfehlung, aber bitte nicht bei Amazon kaufen.

Das geheime Leben der Kühe von Rosamund Young mit einem Vorwort von Alan Bennett

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Bypass Blues 🌻🇺🇦

Als Antwort auf Felix 🇺🇦🚴‍♂️🇨🇦🇬🇱🇩🇰🇲🇽🇵🇦 🇪🇺 • 3 Wochen her • •

Genau - #noamazon
Aber hier vielleicht:

genialokal.de/Suche/?q=Das+geh…

#geniallokal

genialokal - Suche

Über 10 Mio. Bücher, ebooks, Hörbücher... Sehen Sie direkt, wo Ihr gesuchtes Buch sofort zum Abholen bereit steht, bestellen es zum nächsten Tag in Ihre Buchhandlung oder lassen es nach Hause liefern

^{genialokal.de}

#noamazon #geniallokal

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Felix 🇺🇦🚴‍♂️🇨🇦🇬🇱🇩🇰🇲🇽🇵🇦 🇪🇺

Als Antwort auf Bypass Blues 🌻🇺🇦 • 3 Wochen her • •

viele Buchhandlungen betreiben ihren Onlineshop auch über buchhandlung.de/karte/

Meine auch….

Funktioniert sehr gut, entweder dann direkt das Buch in der Buchhandlung abholen oder nach Hause schicken lassen.

Lieblingsbuchhandlung finden

Entdecken Sie in Ihrer Lieblingsbuchhandlung die tolino-Gerätefamilie, eBooks, Bücher, Hörbücher und vieles mehr

^{www.buchhandlung.de}

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Effin' Birds

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Effin' Birds
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A woodcut of a bird beside the text "this shit is too much, even for me"

Thunderbird

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Thunderbird
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State of the Thunder: Volume 9

In the latest State of the Thunder, we're answering your questions about the upcoming Thunderbird Pro offerings and introducing our new head of Community Programs.

Michael Ellis is here to help us better serve our community, and he's placed a call for ideas on Mozilla Connect for ideas to improve the Thunderbird community: connect.mozilla.org/t5/discuss…

Question 1: With these new services, will there be less effort spent on desktop and mobile?

Answer: No! Lately we've added several new developers to our desktop and mobile teams. TB Pro is a collecting of projects (not products) that mean to coexist besides our core products and fill in missing pieces for users.

Question 2: Why is Appointment being developed as a stand-alone?

Answer: As a stand-alone, users can adapt it for their individual use, and core users don't have to use it if they don't want to. Also, this gives us time to h

In the latest State of the Thunder, we're answering your questions about the upcoming Thunderbird Pro offerings and introducing our new head of Community Programs.

Michael Ellis is here to help us better serve our community, and he's placed a call for ideas on Mozilla Connect for ideas to improve the Thunderbird community: connect.mozilla.org/t5/discuss…

Question 1: With these new services, will there be less effort spent on desktop and mobile?

Question 2: Why is Appointment being developed as a stand-alone?

Answer: As a stand-alone, users can adapt it for their individual use, and core users don't have to use it if they don't want to. Also, this gives us time to help the underlying protocols add support for what Appointment needs to run natively.

Question 3: Can you deploy Appointment on your own infrastructure?

Answer: Yes! We know many of our users like to self-host and so we wanted this option. But offering to manage it on our own infrastrtucture is not only good for people who don't want to manage it themselves, but it's an opportunity to not only keep Thunderbird financially sustainable but to raise the resources to make it truly competitive.

Question 4: Are there plans to make Send part of the core Thunderbird app?

Answer: No, not for the foreseeable future. We'd like to have it as an opt-in system add-on. We still have Filelink, which has allowed us to build Send. Developing Send can possibly allow us to expand on Filelink's abilities!

Question 5: In Send, is there a file size limit for each file?

Answer: As far as we know, no. You'll have a limit of how much storage you'll have, which right now we're imagining will be 500GB for a normal subscription. Subscription costs will both pay for the storage itself and its management. As Send is open source, we'll have free options for folks who want to self host with their own storage.

Question 6: Will I be able to use Thundermail with another client?

Answer: Of course! As you can imagine, we're big fans of open standards! Thundermail will also support JMAP.

Question 7: Any plans for future Google-like products connected to Thundermail?

This is largely up to the community! We have no shortage of ideas how we could expand TB Pro into those spaces, but this depends on our success. (So be sure to sign up for the mailing list and use the service if you us to move closer to a fully featured suite.) For some of those services, stakes are very high, so before moving into them we'd want to be certain we could do them well.

Question 8: Do we have a public roadmap for these projects?

Answer: We've started a process to make a public roadmap, along the lines of our mobile roadmap which shows current and planned sprints. This will be done in collaboration with the Thunderbird Council and will help our community get involved with these projects.

Chapters

00:00 Intro
00:43 Introducing our new Community Manager
07:00 Q1 - Investing in Services AND Desktop and Mobile
15:26 Q2 - Appointment as a stand-alone app
20:46 Q3 - Upcoming features for Appointment
27:56 Q3.5 - Open source paid products
31:29 Q4 - Will Send be part of the core desktop app?
35:13 Q5 - Are there individual file size limits in Send?
43:22 Q6 - Will I be able to use Thundermail with another client?
47:10 Q7 - Are there any plans to expand Thundermail into a Google-like suite?
51:44 Q8 - Will there be public roadmaps for services projects?

Resources:

Call for ideas to improve the community: connect.mozilla.org/t5/discuss…
Consensus scheduling proposed standard: datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft…
Filelink info: support.mozilla.org/kb/filelin…
TopicBox Mailing Lists: thunderbird.topicbox.com/lates…
Thunderbird GitHub Repositories: github.com/thunderbird
Bugzilla: bugzilla.mozilla.org/
Thunderbird Development Docs: developer.thunderbird.net/

Have Ideas to improve the Thunderbird Community?

Do you have ideas on what might make a more welcoming, exciting and rewarding community experience for Thunderbird users & developers? We're gathering ideas on how to strengthen and improve the Thunderbird community.

^{connect.mozilla.org}

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Thunderbird: Free Your Inbox

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Thunderbird: Free Your Inbox
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In the latest State of the Thunder, we're introducing our new head of Community Programs and answering your questions about the upcoming Thunderbird Pro suite!

We've also been listening to your feedback, and each video now includes a detailed summary, along with our usual chapter breakdown and resources, to make it easier to get the information you need!

#Thunderbird #OpenSource

tilvids.com/w/c5iD1yzaPXWe6ahf…

In the latest State of the Thunder, we're introducing our new head of Community Programs and answering your questions about the upcoming Thunderbird Pro suite!

We've also been listening to your feedback, and each video now includes a detailed summary, along with our usual chapter breakdown and resources, to make it easier to get the information you need!

#Thunderbird #OpenSource

tilvids.com/w/c5iD1yzaPXWe6ahf…

Thunderbird

2025-07-10 21:28:02

State of the Thunder: Volume 9

In the latest State of the Thunder, we're answering your questions about the upcoming Thunderbird Pro offerings and introducing our new head of Community Programs.
Michael Ellis is here to help us better serve our community, and he's placed a call for ideas on Mozilla Connect for ideas to improve the Thunderbird community: connect.mozilla.org/t5/discuss…
Question 1: With these new services, will there be less effort spent on desktop and mobile?
Answer: No! Lately we've added several new developers to our desktop and mobile teams. TB Pro is a collecting of projects (not products) that mean to coexist besides our core products and fill in missing pieces for users.
Question 2: Why is Appointment being developed as a stand-alone?
Answer: As a stand-alone, users can adapt it for their individual use, and core users don't have to use it if they don't want to. Also, this gives us time to help the underlying protocols add support for what Appointment needs to run natively.
Question 3: Can you deploy Appointment on your own infrastructure?
Answer: Yes! We know many of our users like to self-host and so we wanted this option. But offering to manage it on our own infrastrtucture is not only good for people who don't want to manage it themselves, but it's an opportunity to not only keep Thunderbird financially sustainable but to raise the resources to make it truly competitive.
Question 4: Are there plans to make Send part of the core Thunderbird app?
Answer: No, not for the foreseeable future. We'd like to have it as an opt-in system add-on. We still have Filelink, which has allowed us to build Send. Developing Send can possibly allow us to expand on Filelink's abilities!
Question 5: In Send, is there a file size limit for each file?
Answer: As far as we know, no. You'll have a limit of how much storage you'll have, which right now we're imagining will be 500GB for a normal subscription. Subscription costs will both pay for the storage itself and its management. As Send is open source, we'll have free options for folks who want to self host with their own storage.
Question 6: Will I be able to use Thundermail with another client?
Answer: Of course! As you can imagine, we're big fans of open standards! Thundermail will also support JMAP.
Question 7: Any plans for future Google-like products connected to Thundermail?
This is largely up to the community! We have no shortage of ideas how we could expand TB Pro into those spaces, but this depends on our success. (So be sure to sign up for the mailing list and use the service if you us to move closer to a fully featured suite.) For some of those services, stakes are very high, so before moving into them we'd want to be certain we could do them well.
Question 8: Do we have a public roadmap for these projects?
Answer: We've started a process to make a public roadmap, along the lines of our mobile roadmap which shows current and planned sprints. This will be done in collaboration with the Thunderbird Council and will help our community get involved with these projects.
Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:43 Introducing our new Community Manager
07:00 Q1 - Investing in Services AND Desktop and Mobile
15:26 Q2 - Appointment as a stand-alone app
20:46 Q3 - Upcoming features for Appointment
27:56 Q3.5 - Open source paid products
31:29 Q4 - Will Send be part of the core desktop app?
35:13 Q5 - Are there individual file size limits in Send?
43:22 Q6 - Will I be able to use Thundermail with another client?
47:10 Q7 - Are there any plans to expand Thundermail into a Google-like suite?
51:44 Q8 - Will there be public roadmaps for services projects?
Resources:
Call for ideas to improve the community: connect.mozilla.org/t5/discuss…
Consensus scheduling proposed standard: datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft…
Filelink info: support.mozilla.org/kb/filelin…
TopicBox Mailing Lists: thunderbird.topicbox.com/lates…
Thunderbird GitHub Repositories: github.com/thunderbird
Bugzilla: bugzilla.mozilla.org/
Thunderbird Development Docs: developer.thunderbird.net/

Have Ideas to improve the Thunderbird Community?
Do you have ideas on what might make a more welcoming, exciting and rewarding community experience for Thunderbird users & developers? We're gathering ideas on how to strengthen and improve the Thunderbird community.
^{connect.mozilla.org}

#thunderbird #opensource

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Jeff

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it's there, it's just not getting much traction.

connect.mozilla.org/t5/ideas/s…

Signature in a reply or forward mail

I can not find a "Signature" function for a reply or forwarded mail. Would it be possible to add this feature.

^{connect.mozilla.org}

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Thunderbird: Free Your Inbox

Als Antwort auf Jeff • 2 Wochen her • •

@cynical13 Thanks for the link, and it's only been a few month since it was posted, so hopefully it will get more comments and votes, including from people reading your comment!

@Jeff