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    Petal launches as free open-source screen sharing tool▼Show HN: Petal, open-source CoScreen/ScreenHero finally freeYhnWarNuclear22310 min ago

    Petal, an open-source alternative to CoScreen and ScreenHero, has been released for free. The tool allows developers to share screens and collaborate remotely with shared control. It is drawing attention on Hacker News, where users are discussing its features and the value of a free, open-source option in a space previously dominated by paid or discontinued products.

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    Former CoScreen team launches open-source screen-sharing tool Petal●Show HN: Petal, open-source CoScreen/ScreenHero finally free Hi HN! I’m Jason Thomas, one of the founders of CoScreen. AMmastodonBusinessStartups12 d ago

    Jason Thomas, a co-founder of CoScreen, announced Petal, an open-source successor to the collaborative screen-sharing tool CoScreen, which Datadog sunset on July 31st. Four members of the original CoScreen team spent recent months building the free replacement, and developers are discussing the release on Hacker News.

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    Marugame Seimen is expanding its standard menu for the first time in four years, adding four new items from the 6th, including the 'Spicy Pork Tsukemen Udon' which has already topped one million servings. The udon chain's lineup refresh is drawing attention in Japan, alongside unrelated trending news of IMP.'s stage production 'IMPACT26' opening with lavish staging featuring 770,000 flower petals and 14 tons of water.

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    Frangipani Photos Take Over Texture Tuesday●# TextureTuesday Kamboja # photography # nature # gardening # flower # leavesMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife203 d ago

    Gardeners and photographers are sharing close-up shots of frangipani flowers and leaves for this week's Texture Tuesday, a recurring theme where nature photography fans post textured images online. The tropical flower, known in Indonesia as kamboja, is drawing attention for its waxy petals and bold foliage, with hobbyists trading shots from home gardens.

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    Eirinie Carson shares her Petaluma highs and lows▼From ‘librarians’ to ‘solo parenting’: Eirinie Carson’s Petaluma highs and lows✉newsLifeParenting3 d ago

    Eirinie Carson spoke with the Petaluma Argus-Courier about her experiences in the California city, discussing everything from her work connected to librarians to the challenges of solo parenting. The interview traces both the rewards and difficulties of her life there, offering a personal account of raising a family and finding her place in the community.

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    Macro photography captures peachy rose petals●Peachy petals. #photography #nature #flowers #rose #roses #gardening #botanical #macro #bloomscrolling #macromonday #colMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife64 d ago

    Photographers are sharing close-up images of roses with soft peach-pink petals, tagged under macro and botanical photography communities such as Bloomscrolling and Macro Monday. The shots highlight petal texture and colour detail, with gardening and nature enthusiasts praising the delicate tones. Seasonal photo challenges like Color a Day and Pink Monday are driving the floral posts.

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    Rose Photographs Celebrate Nature's Soft Color Palette●Soft petals, warm light. Nature’s perfect color palette in two simple blooms. # roses # FlowersOfMastodon # nature # aesMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife76 d ago

    A photograph of two roses in soft, warm light is being shared for its simple natural beauty, with comments praising the petals' color palette and the calm, quiet mood of the image.

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    Petal & Fern Flower Truck Spotlighted for Small Business Saturday●Small Business Saturday: Get flowers for your special event at the Petal & Fern Flower truck✉newsBusiness6 d ago

    A northwest Ohio news outlet is highlighting Petal & Fern, a flower truck business, as part of its Small Business Saturday coverage. The feature encourages shoppers to buy flowers for special events from the mobile shop, tying into the annual push to support local, independent businesses after Thanksgiving.