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- 1Arcadeia launches as self-hosted media library with animated previews●Show HN: Arcadeia – A self-hosted media library with animated video previews
Developer travelonium has released Arcadeia, a self-hosted media library application that stands out with animated video previews, published on GitHub and shared with the Hacker News community. The project lets users run their own media server locally, appealing to people who prefer keeping their media collections off commercial cloud services. Early feedback is coming from the tech community as the open-source tool gains attention.
- 2Early voting begins in Arizona▼Hello fellow Arizonans! Early voting has begun! Early voting is the best way to make sure your vote is locked in and cou
Early voting has started in Arizona, and voters are being urged to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day. A get-out-the-vote message circulating among Arizonans directs people to find their early voting locations and hours and make a plan to vote early, saying it is the best way to ensure their vote is locked in and counted.
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A question on Hacker News is asking users to share their personal data backup methods, inviting discussion of the strategies, tools and routines people use to protect their files. Respondents are expected to weigh in on approaches such as the 3-2-1 rule, local drives versus cloud services, and automated scheduling with tools like crontab.
- 4Es Devlin's Other Worlds opens at the Design Museum●Es Devlin - Other Worlds: Fascinating insight into her creative process https://www.standard.co.uk/culture/exhibitions/e
A new London exhibition, Es Devlin: Other Worlds at the Design Museum, offers a look inside the mind of the stage designer known for her work with major musicians and global events. A review in the London Evening Standard calls it a fascinating insight into her creative process, highlighting how she transforms ideas about light, space and perception into immersive installations.
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A debate is circulating over the correct label for people who reject mainstream climate science: 'global warming denier' versus 'climate change sceptic'. Supporters of the sceptic label argue it sounds more measured and open-minded, while critics say 'denier' more accurately reflects the rejection of established scientific evidence. The terminology dispute is part of a wider argument about how media and politicians frame climate debate.