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Morning previews of the day ahead, and evening summaries of the day. During Jon Worth's #CrossBorderRail Finale 2025.

Es ist wieder Podcast, meine Kerle 😃

Heute schnacken Micha (@saintofsinner), Jean (@LinuxGuides) und ich ab 19:30 im Tux Flash über verschiedene Themen aus dem Linux- und OpenSource-Bereich.

Ein weiteres sprechen wir die Themen nicht vorher ab, sondern lassen uns überraschen, was die anderen vorbereitet haben 😃

Der Podcast wird live gestreamt auf:

Der Tux Flash wird anschließend veröffentlicht auf :

Just an old school gamer jumping into the chaos of Call of Duty: Invasion. No tryhard tactics here—just raw clips, real talk, and some good laughs with the stream. If you're into casual fun, trash talk with a smile, and a bit of old-guy wisdom thrown into the mix, you're in the right place.

🔫 Game: Call of Duty – Invasion Mode

Let me know if you want a shorter version or tags to go with it too!

Delta title SID tune by Rob Hubbard

Delta Title music from Rob Hubbard

During the 2023 installation of her work w h a t . h o m e at Gibsons Public Art Gallery, in Canada, artist Emily van Lidth de Jeude did a takeover of the Spilt Milk social media, and shared her installation process. This video is a compilation of some of those social media videos.

In w h a t . h o m e, life-size dual projection video in an interactive matrix of hanging fabric explores the universality of the search for belonging and home.

Thirty west coast residents from diverse backgrounds talk about thoughts and experiences of political and racial tension, privilege, homelessness, immigration, displacement, and colonialism in south coastal BC. Visitors to the gallery are invited to walk among the life-size projections, where movement and shadow cast by visitors become a part of the experience.

Social practice artist Emily van Lidth de Jeude began creating this work on Nex̱wlélex̱wem/Bowen Island where she resides, and then interviewed people in other west coast locations as well, completing part of the work during a residency in Amsterdam, where it was well-received. She was delighted to see how the experiences and thoughts conveyed by people living on the west coast of North America were so universal as to be appreciated wholly by a Dutch audience. The exhibition was intalled in the Gibson’s Public Art Gallery in February 2023.

The development of w h a t . h o m e was supported by Goleb in Amsterdam and by the Canada Council for the Arts.

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Holding Your Helmet is a song that Emily wrote in reference to her own parenting experiences, as well as the murder of fellow artist temPestilence, who was found by her parents, dead in the water where her boat was moored. Artist Emily van Lidth de Jeude created the SuperMAMA performance alongside her installation, the MAMA Project, in 2010. It has since been performed in various places in British Columbia, Canada, and Washington State, USA. This video was taken from the audience in 2017 during a performance of SuperMAMA in Burnaby, BC, Canada.

Artist Emily van Lidth de Jeude created the SuperMAMA performance alongside her installation, the MAMA Project, in 2010. It has since been performed in various places in British Columbia, Canada, and Washington State, USA. This video was taken from the audience at the second performance of SuperMAMA, on Bowen Island/Nexwlelexwem.