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    Mozilla releases Thunderbird 158 with faster filtering and security fixes●Mozilla Thunderbird 158 a fost lansat: Filtrare rapidă a mesajelor, îmbunătățiri OpenPGP și corecții critice pentru LinuMmastodonTechnologySoftware11 d ago

    Mozilla has launched Thunderbird 158, the latest version of its open-source email client. The release introduces quick message filtering, improved OpenPGP encryption handling, and critical bug fixes for Linux systems. The update is being shared among Linux and open-source communities, where users follow Thunderbird releases closely for privacy and stability improvements.

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    Parallels Desktop 26.5.0 update fixes Intel Mac bugs●Parallels Desktopですか。ちょっとシタン先生に相談してみましょう Parallels、Intel Macをサポートする旧Parallels Desktop 26向けに複数の不具合を修正した「Parallels DesktopMmastodonWorld21 d ago

    Parallels has released Parallels Desktop 26 for Mac 26.5.0, an update that fixes multiple bugs in the virtualization software while maintaining support for Intel-based Macs. The release is being shared among Apple-focused users in Japan, with some reacting lightly by joking about consulting 'Dr. Sitnan' before turning to Parallels Desktop.

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    Citizen science project asks public to count insects●# Science participative : https:// insectes.org/connaitre/science s-participatives/bugs-matter-les-insectes-ca-compte/ #MmastodonScience23 d ago

    The participatory science programme Bugs Matter, run via the insectes.org platform, is inviting members of the public to help count insects to track their populations. The initiative, shared with environment and climate hashtags, encourages volunteers to contribute data on insect abundance, a key concern given widespread reports of insect decline and its impact on ecosystems and food chains.

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    Nvidia patches high-severity GPU monitoring flaw●High-severity Nvidia bug could crash GPU monitoring on exposed servers The GPU giant released a fix for the flaw, trackeMmastodonBusinessStartups46 d ago

    Nvidia has released a fix for a high-severity vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-47483, that could crash GPU monitoring software on servers exposed to the network. Security outlets are covering the flaw and urging administrators running GPU workloads on public-facing servers to apply the patch promptly to avoid monitoring outages.