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    Community database tracks which Android apps run on Sailfish OS●# SailfishOS App Compatibility Database: A great project to find out which # Android apps work on Sailfish OS if you neeMmastodonTechnologyMobile2121 h ago

    A community-maintained compatibility database for Sailfish OS is drawing attention, helping users check which Android apps work on the independent mobile operating system, and pointing them toward native alternatives where possible. Sailfish OS users, a small but dedicated group around Jolla's Linux-based platform, have long relied on Android app support to fill software gaps, and the project at sailfishos.app offers a central place to look up app support before installing.

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    Best Bets: A guide to La Jolla entertainment and experiences▼Best Bets: A quick guide to La Jolla entertainment and experiences✉newsCultureEntertainment1 d ago

    The San Diego Union-Tribune has published its latest 'Best Bets' roundup, a quick guide to entertainment and experiences in La Jolla, California. The roundup points readers toward local activities, events and things to do in the coastal neighbourhood this week. It is part of the paper's regular listings service helping San Diego-area residents and visitors plan their leisure time.

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    Long-exposure seascape captures La Jolla's coastal sandstone●"A Longer Time" for # MeerMittwoch Coastal sandstone rocks and intertidal zone at the Scripps Coastal Preserve, La JollaMmastodonEnvironmentOceans145 d ago

    A long-exposure photograph of the coastal sandstone rocks and intertidal zone at the Scripps Coastal Preserve in La Jolla, California, is being shared under the 'MeerMittwoch' sea-themed photography tag. The image, taken in September 2026, shows the Pacific Ocean seascape with the smooth, blurred water effect typical of long-exposure seascape photography.

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    The La Jolla Institute for Immunology is highlighting the freedom that comes with being a physician-scientist — a career path that combines treating patients with conducting medical research. The piece reflects a broader debate in medicine about whether young doctors can afford to pursue research given financial and institutional pressures on dual clinical-academic careers.