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It was blind on one side so it was standing pretty close🥹💜

🇺🇸 The European hare (Lepus europaeus) is a fast and agile mammal native to open fields and meadows across much of Europe. It measures around 60 to 70 centimeters in length and weighs between 3 and 5 kilograms. Unlike rabbits, hares do not dig burrows but rely on speed and camouflage to evade predators. With powerful hind legs, they can reach speeds up to 70 km/h and leap great distances when startled. Most active during dawn and dusk, hares are shy creatures, feeding mainly on grasses, herbs, and crops. Spring is mating season, often marked by the famous “boxing” behavior seen between males and females. Despite their quiet nature, hares are an important part of Europe’s farmland wildlife.

🇩🇪 Der Feldhase (Lepus europaeus) ist ein flinker und scheuer Bewohner offener Landschaften, Wiesen und Felder in ganz Europa. Er wird etwa 60 bis 70 cm lang und wiegt zwischen 3 und 5 Kilogramm. Anders als Kaninchen gräbt der Hase keine Baue, sondern verlässt sich auf seine Tarnung und enorme Geschwindigkeit – bis zu 70 km/h! Besonders im Frühling ist das typische “Boxen” zu beobachten, wenn sich Männchen und Weibchen während der Paarung jagen. Feldhasen sind dämmerungsaktiv und ernähren sich hauptsächlich von Gräsern, Kräutern und Feldfrüchten. Sie sind ein faszinierender Teil unserer heimischen Tierwelt.

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#nature #naturephotography #wildlifephotography #photography #wildlife #animalphotography #europeanwildlife #hare #lepus #feldhase #canon #canoneosr7 #geoleserfoto #animalsofinstagram #mammals #wildlife_perfection #wildwatchers #shotoncanon #wildlifelover #europeanhares
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@mms It's a tricky one.

I don't necessarily blame the #wlroots developers here, but each release has breaking changes which they could do better to document/manage.

Take the release notes:

gitlab.freedesktop.org/wlroots

Some of this information is excellent, but doesn't go far enough. When you have a API in flux, having tooling to help might be worthwhile.

#hare #harelang did this with their hare-update(1) tool recently:

harelang.org/blog/2025-06-11-h

I'd rather see something like #coccinelle scripts in #wlroots to help with the transition, akin to what #harelang are doing.

I know #hikari is coming from 0.15 as its starting point, but the fact remains there's going to be further breaking changes, and I feel this should be addressed.

I might have to see what I can do to help as I do feel this is important.

I know that if the delta between releases is small, the changes might be small, but that's not guaranteed to cause big, sweeping changes. Case in point is the whole wlr_output_damage deprecated for wlr_damage_ring -- we're not just talking changes to the API, but rather, changes in *functionality* which I still don't see documented anywhere.

Hmm. The future.... great....

GitLabReleases · wlroots / wlroots · GitLabA modular Wayland compositor library
I always wanted to see a hare and holland made it possible :D they were there quite often!

🇺🇸 The European hare (Lepus europaeus) is a fast and agile mammal native to open fields and meadows across much of Europe. It measures around 60 to 70 centimeters in length and weighs between 3 and 5 kilograms. Unlike rabbits, hares do not dig burrows but rely on speed and camouflage to evade predators. With powerful hind legs, they can reach speeds up to 70 km/h and leap great distances when startled. Most active during dawn and dusk, hares are shy creatures, feeding mainly on grasses, herbs, and crops. Spring is mating season, often marked by the famous “boxing” behavior seen between males and females. Despite their quiet nature, hares are an important part of Europe’s farmland wildlife.

🇩🇪 Der Feldhase (Lepus europaeus) ist ein flinker und scheuer Bewohner offener Landschaften, Wiesen und Felder in ganz Europa. Er wird etwa 60 bis 70 cm lang und wiegt zwischen 3 und 5 Kilogramm. Anders als Kaninchen gräbt der Hase keine Baue, sondern verlässt sich auf seine Tarnung und enorme Geschwindigkeit – bis zu 70 km/h! Besonders im Frühling ist das typische “Boxen” zu beobachten, wenn sich Männchen und Weibchen während der Paarung jagen. Feldhasen sind dämmerungsaktiv und ernähren sich hauptsächlich von Gräsern, Kräutern und Feldfrüchten. Sie sind ein faszinierender Teil unserer heimischen Tierwelt.

📍Netherlands

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ISO 2500
Aperture: F/7.1
Shutter Speed: 1/2000

Comments and Story reshares are much appreciated

#nature #naturephotography #wildlifephotography #photography #wildlife #animalphotography #europeanwildlife #hare #lepus #feldhase #canon #canoneosr7 #geoleserfoto #animalsofinstagram #mammals #wildlife_perfection #wildwatchers #shotoncanon #wildlifelover #europeanhares
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A questo proposito: qualcuno mi sa indicare la documentazione delle API di sincronizzazione di #Firefox e derivati?

Non uso mai la sincronizzazione browser proprio per le ragioni che hai descritto, ma potrei usarle se ci fosse un'implementazione libera per il #SelfHosting. Non mi risulta ci sia niente su #NextCloud ma potrei adottarla come nuovo passatempo da scrivere in C (o magari #Hare o #Zig, tanto per provarli) ed eseguire tramite #CGI.

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