5 days to go (09.03.2026) and my automated nightly generation of hosts file reaches its first birthday. Though I have been doing it for 6+ years now (Feb 15, 2020), but this is now a big time achievement. Thanks to so many users and the motivation to continue. Thanks to #hectorm for I do use his script (#hblock), with few tweaks of mine.
https://hosts.flossboxin.org.in
https://flossboxin.org.in
#hosts #adblock #flossboxin #fbin #vdbhb59 #nightlybuilds #hblock
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Want to be the first to enjoy our latest developments? Starting today, you can download our #nightlybuilds in #AppImage (amd64 and aarch64) and #Windows Installer directly from our #official website. What are you waiting for?
https://www.speed-dreams.net/en/downloads#nightly
We now provide nightly builds for Phosh and some related 📦 targeting #Debian Trixie thus making the current development
versions easier to test on Debian and Debian based distributions like @mobian (and hopefully in the future #PureOS):
More details at
https://phosh.mobi/posts/phosh-nightly/
Tightening the feedback loop Link to heading One thing we notice ever so often is that although Phosh’s source code is publicly available and upcoming changes are open for review the feedback loop between changes being made to the development branch and users noticing the change can still be quiet long. This can be problematic as we ideally want to catch a regression or broken use case triggered by a change on the development branch (aka main) before the general availability of a new version.
Nutzt hier jemand #Android?
https://source.android.com/security/bulletin/2019-01-01
Für #LineageOS 14.X und 15.X sollte morgen der Patch in den #NightlyBuilds sein...
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