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    Author giving away free Japanese edition of The Mathematicians' Library●Would you be able to put a FREE Japanese language edition of The Mathematicians' Library to good use? I'll send it out tMmastodonCultureBooks814 min ago

    The author of The Mathematicians' Library is offering a free Japanese language edition of the book to whoever gives the best reason for wanting it, with postage covered within the UK. The Polish edition of the same book previously went to a teacher, and the giveaway is drawing friendly engagement from maths enthusiasts online.

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    Veilamp open source music player lets friends stream your library●Veilamp is an open source music player that also streams your music to friends https:// squeet.me/display/962c3e10-c97 aMmastodonTechnology59 h ago

    Veilamp, an open source music player, is drawing attention for a feature that lets users stream their personal music libraries to friends. The project combines local playback with social sharing, appealing to people looking for alternatives to commercial streaming services. Early reactions online are positive, with interest focused on the self-hosted, community-driven approach to music listening.

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    Semiannual Friends of JMRL Book Sale offers tens of thousands of books▼Check it out: Tens of thousands of books available at the semiannual Friends of JMRL Book Sale✉newsCultureBooks2 h ago

    The Friends of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library are holding their semiannual book sale, with tens of thousands of books available for purchase. The event raises funds to support library programs and services in the Charlottesville, Virginia area, and draws bargain hunters and book lovers twice a year.

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    The Jacksonville Public Library is hosting a Movie Night, an evening film screening open to the community. Local coverage highlights it as a free, family-friendly way for residents to gather and enjoy cinema in a public space. Libraries across the country have increasingly used film nights and similar events to draw visitors and reinforce their role as community hubs.