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@AlxAndrws @raycast @1Password @browsercompany @SparkMailApp @todoist @claudeai @obsdmd You can create a brewbundle file, and install everything in one run docs.brew.sh/Brew-Bundle-an…

Setting up a new Mac from scratch takes forever! First we need @raycast, but after that... @1Password, @browsercompany (Arc), @SparkMailApp, @todoist, @claudeai, @obsdmd + another 20+ apps. I cry... 😭 But loving the new M5 Pro! 😍

Also, I’m really happy to be able to survive to the -20°C experience every day, swim in the river after the sauna, and try to get a fish during 3 hours on the open and frozen sea. I absolutely recommend this conference to everyone. 👌👌

Last day at @ARCTIConference was amazing! Rob Napier reflexion about AI, Dan Wood proposal to maintain our codebase clean and easy to understand with TreeSwift and tips from Andre Walker about custom controls was just a few things. I’ll come back! HEY HO!!! 😉

@Gentler_App where can i buy it?

@FraGalati @Corriere so ragazzi...

@Corriere Niente, ci piacciono proprio le motorette a Fares!

Milano, Fares Bouzidi arrestato a Milano per il furto di una moto. Guidava lo scooter dello schianto in cui morì Ramy trib.al/N3tV2a6

This year I'm a Hotkey Hero I loooooove seeing these stats. It's insane how much I rely on Raycast every day Let's see yours 👀

@zalodias @raycast how do you append text to a note from a snippet?

My work to-dos are a single @raycast note. Every morning I add a new daily entry with a Raycast snippet "!today", which expands into today's date. During the day, I add/edit/remove tasks as priorities change. What doesn't get checked off, moves into tomorrow's entry.

Oulu was noted again - this time by BBC listing 20 best places to travel in 2026. We have travelled quite a bit ourselves and long had an opinion that Oulu is one of the best places in the world. Glad to see others realizing it too! Link to the article: bbc.com/travel/article…

it would be cool to have the "Delete all search results" for clipboard history. I would like to cleanup clipboard history from all x links. So if I search for x[.]com, I would like to have the option to "Delete all results" instead of delete the whole history. What do you think? @raycast @thomaspaulmann @peduarte

@JPEGuin Saw the update. Way better! Thanks! I was thinking it would be cool to have a subtle gradient on top (blue if watched, none if not). Or something like this. Just throwing it out there :)

@gianpispi Noted, will work on something!

I have always wanted to make a movie/show tracking app. I love movies. I love watching them, logging them, consuming them, everything to do with them. So I made my own. Available via TestFlight now, and coming to the App Store soon! testflight.apple.com/join/Hxex2M6J

I’ve got this issue @Flighty

The EU exclusively targets platforms that host inconvenient or dissenting speech (Telegram, X, TikTok…). Platforms that algorithmically silence people are left largely untouched, despite far more serious illegal content issues.

The EU imposes impossible rules so it can punish tech firms that refuse to silently censor free speech. We saw the same in France: a baseless “criminal investigation”, then intelligence services offering to help with it if @telegram quietly censored speech in Romania and Moldova.

Chat Control trilogue negotiations to start 9 December – the EU Commission continues to spread misinformation about the Chat Control proposal. Today, EU Commissioner Magnus Brunner visited the European Parliament and announced that the trilogue negotiations on Chat Control will begin next week, on 9 December, with the ambition of being completed before April 2026. During the questions from the MEPs, it was obvious that Magnus Brunner is following in the exact footsteps of former Commissioner Ylva Johansson. He stated that he is not satisfied with the Council’s compromise proposal; in his view, the scanning does not go far enough. During the questions from the MEPs, Brunner continued to spread the Commission’s Chat Control misinformation. Markéta Gregorová, from the Czech Pirate Party, compared the Commission’s proposal to the police opening all envelopes in the physical world and asked Brunner a direct question: “Since both the Parliament and the Council have decided to question your approach (no mandatory scanning), will you play an honest broker in the negotiations in the upcoming trilogues or will you be pushing for more scanning?” Magnus Brunner: “I think our scanning suggestion was quite … we were suggesting a targeted scanning. I don’t quite understand … is that really what you are saying, that you want to compare protecting our children to privacy of opening up envelopes?” Markéta Gregorová: “That’s what’s in your proposal.” Magnus Brunner: “First of all, we must protect our children from this harm, to be honest, there are criminals, I think we have to do everything to protect them, I don’t quite understand why you sort of always balance … in this case I’m really clear, our first of all priority is to protect our children from this abuse. We don’t have to agree on everything. Me as a father … it’s incredible, what’s happening in this world. It’s not about Chat Control, it’s a complete misunderstanding, no it’s not about Chat Control it’s about protecting our children and it’s about fighting against pedophiles, that’s what it’s about. That’s my approach, it’s not about open envelopes or Chat Control.” Magnus Brunner follows the Commission’s tradition of just answering “what about the children” on every question, and continues to spread the misinformation that Chat Control is targeted scanning. Birgit Sippel, from the Social Democratic Party of Germany, also asked for figures never mentioned in the discussion: “There’s one figure I didn’t hear, and that’s just how many children have been saved from these situations of abuse, because of digital investigations, how many have been protected from these cases of abuse? I haven’t found any figures on that." Magnus Brunner: “On identified victims, I don’t have any specific figures.” Since Chat Control has been up for discussion for almost four years now, it would be remarkable if Magnus Brunner did not understand what his own commission is proposing. Therefore, the only plausible explanation is that he is consciously following in Ylva Johansson’s footsteps, striving to mislead the EU population. It seems certain that he, in the event of a “failed” Chat Control negotiation, will continue working toward mandatory mass surveillance through the ProtectEU initiative. We remind once again of the corrupt origins of Chat Control and what truly lies behind the legislative proposal: mullvad.net/blog/mullvad-v… The European Commission will not be an honest party when they lead the negotiations next week. We can only hope that the Parliament stands firm. Javier Zarzalejos, who is the chairman of LIBE (Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs) in the Parliament, was straightforward on the Parliament’s position: ”The proposition from the Commission was very problematic in some areas. All political groups finally supported report of the Parliament and we will to the trilogues with such strong mandate of the Parliament.”

Italian narrow roads? How can Tesla FSD handle them???😉

Come try to avoid hypothermia with us! And ice fishing on the side 🧊🎣

I'll tell my kids this is the Pixar movie Brave

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