I remember reading somewhere that this is a known issue, the air scrubbers never quite get rid of the smell.

Had an interview this week for a position closer to my field. Interview went well, was told I’d hear back by Monday. I’m still pretty optimistic about it, but we’ll see.

Okay. That adds some context. I did locate the show in question but didn’t bother trying to identify and watch the segment because I don’t speak the language. I guess I didn’t pull on this particular thread hard enough.

The way this headline is phrased, it implies he is defending a specific marriage, perhaps even his own.

This isn’t what happened, even according to the article itself.

Quote (machine translated):

During the recording, the journalist inquired about the age at which a young woman would be considered an adult according to the Quran. The imam responded that adulthood is linked to the menstrual cycle. Ali Kashif stated that a 9-year-old girl could be considered an adult from a scientific standpoint.

Pretty far from advocating child marriage.

EDIT: To clarify, it sounded to me like he was answering in an abstract, academic “this is what the book says” kind of way, and being taken out of context. Seems like I was wrong, and he’s actually just like that.

Listenbrainz might do at least some of what you want, but I must confess I haven’t made heavy enough use of it to actually vouch for it.

Personally whenever I get a craving for new music I load up either gnoosic or music-map and poke around. I think they both use the same database though, so it just depends which interface you like better.

For actually sourcing music, soulseek still exists (unsure if I’m allowed to link that here, but it’s not hard to find) and has a mobile client on f-droid. It’s also half decent for discovery too, since you can browse folders of people who show up in searches.

Fuckin classic. This and Voodoo People got so many of my grunge and metalhead friends to stop hating electronic music.

he has been locked out of his Microsoft developer account, and as a result cannot sign drivers or ship updates for WireGuard for Windows users

Windows users, specifically. Doesn’t sound like this is impacting the WireGuard codebase in general.

Somewhat telling that all the affected devs mentioned are security-related tho.

I can’t really speak to industry in the traditional “manufacturing” sense, but I know their food industry regulation is pretty tight. I view this as mostly good thing though, especially when compared with the shit that passes for food in the 'states.

Hexbear, Lemmygrad, and HilariousChaos.

One of these things is not like the others.