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2025-06-17 14:22:30 CEST

I don't know why @npub1tgg…qwzh didn't toot this yet, but here it goes:
The end of Windows 10 is approaching, so it’s time to consider Linux and LibreOffice
https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2025/06/11/the-end-of-windows-10/
The Document Foundation and LibreOffice support the international campaign @npub1fjx…766r https://endof10.org/
#Linux #LibreOffice #TDF #TheDocumentFoundation #Endof10 #Windows10

2025-01-23 01:55:45 CET

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It seems to be a photomontage but so near to reality that everyone would buy it.
https://www.tagesspiegel.de/berlin/zentrum-fur-politische-schonheit-aktivisten-posten-bild-von-heil-projektion-auf-tesla-werk-13069246.html

2025-01-14 21:50:37 CET

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No. '[0-9]*' in '30-45' would match '30', then an empty match, then '45', then empty. The * "zero or more" is a greedy operator, it matches as many as possible.
See https://regex101.com/r/4J7tZd/1
@npub1d58…wmvf

2025-01-14 21:43:50 CET

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For your task, best ask on https://ask.libreoffice.org/
A * in a regex pattern tells to match the preceding string or expression zero or more times. See https://unicode-org.github.io/icu/userguide/strings/regexp.html#regular-expression-operators the Regular Expression Operators. You may also test expressions at https://regex101.com/ best use the Java 8 or ECMAScript flavour for ICU behaviour.

2025-01-14 21:13:25 CET

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Because the empty match is the first match for any "zero or more" pattern if the string does not start with it (and it's not a blank but an empty string). It's the same for the pattern 'x*' and this ">335" string. The second possible match for '[0-9]*' is 335. If you want it to match only the digits then instead use '[0-9]+', or restrict match to the second occurrence, like
=REGEX(">335";"[0-9]*";;2)
'[0-9]{1,3}' matches one to three digits, as many times as possible.

2025-01-01 22:25:40 CET

Stellungnahme der gematik zur Kritik an der ePA beim CCC-Kongress: „Es ist verboten, kriminell zu sein. Also ist die ePA ziemlich sicher“
https://patientenrechte-datenschutz.de/stellungnahme-der-gematik-zur-kritik-an-der-epa-beim-ccc-kongress-es-ist-verboten-kriminell-zu-sein-also-ist-die-epa-ziemlich-sicher/
#ePA #38c3

2025-01-01 16:57:59 CET

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Both AI generated?
@npub13vf…k9y8 @npub124q…9h5m

2024-11-06 14:22:38 CET

#BIRTHDAY 2003-11-06 14:19:18 UTC Fedora Core 1 - https://listman.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2003-November/msg00000.html
#21years #Fedora #FedoraCore #FedoraCore1 #Fedora1

2024-10-10 14:34:13 CEST

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👋

2024-10-10 12:29:35 CEST

@npub1tgg…qwzh
Why don't I find the video streaming anywhere on the conference web site?

2024-09-06 00:09:17 CEST

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That's not $1Billion, that must be $1Bitcoin, ain't it?