This is not particularly surprising since Collabora leverages the Open Document Format (ODF) rather than Microsoft’s proprietary OOXML specification. Microsoft’s specification has previously caused problems for other vendors like LibreOffice’s The Document Foundation (TDF) too.

While it seems elections killed this initiative, the above is why I recommended EuroOffice or OnlyOffice for converts. It has a more MS feel and much, much better support for conversions.

I’m still confused why TDF hasn’t put more time into opening other formats.

Uhm. There’s a release called Node2Shell, linked in the article.

I switched to pihole. Just found it… easier.

And 8 of them no less. The guess of this being test code leaking into prod is likely, but security focused companies need consequences for stuff like this. That being said:

Source article for anyone wanting the original: https://www.propublica.org/article/cisa-election-security-donald-trump

Is there high tennis?

Does this mean I will, or won’t be able to install the FOSS version through GitHub? Trying to stop repackagers from selling your project is one thing, but killing the source available installs would be another.

Hah, you can watch my site: https://nowsci.com/ as I put everything there.

I’m very nearly at daily usable by everyone, including my partner who has a very different accent to mine. A lot of it was tuning sentences/words to catch poor STT to skip going to an LLM to speed things up and make it reliable. Here’s the current hardware in action:

@[email protected] yes, Ive tried a lot of LLMs and have settled on Gemma 4 2b with a very specific prompt and local MCP tools for unit conversions, weather, lookups, etc.

For Q&A, my current build uses an MCP container I made to do a SearXNG search and top result retrieval for context (I use a trick to weight Wikipedia results). The final step I haven’t completed is for this to be a backup to Kiwix, for which I also haven’t found a great search tool/index/MCP, so if you want to collab on that I’d be interested. One less thing for me to build myself ;)

I’m building a fully private assistant with local Home Assistant, local model, and a local Wikipedia database for lookups. Will probably make a post/release of it soon once I finish replacing all my Google Nest displays.

You’re forgetting one key fact: https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/mormon-population-by-state

They won’t. These rules are about making sure the author reviews. It’s pretty easy to tell when Claude makes a PR, but it’s impossible to tell you used Qwen, fixed the duplicate code, removed useless verbose comments, and moved things to the right place. Reviewers are perfectly happy with the later.