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En esta acción hay 4 jóvenes del MOC Sevilla. Una de ellas nos contaba que la acción de preparó con mucho detalle. Se reunieron meses antes con abogados cercanos al MOC, estudiaron las posibles respuestas de los militares, las consecuencias legales, y sabían perfectamente lo que podían y no hacer. No tenían miedo.

Además hicieron un entrenamiento físico para saber cómo caer desde la valla, saltando desde un árbol de la misma altura.

#ColecciónInsumisión @espiguemos
#digipres
#antimilitarismo

🎉 Exciting news! We're thrilled to welcome the Council of Prairie and Pacific University Libraries (COPPUL) to the DPC as our newest Associate Member! Through their Digital Stewardship Network, COPPUL has shown incredible dedication to digital preservation across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia.
➡️ dpconline.org/news/new-members #DigitalPreservation #Coalition #DPC #Digipres #Community #JoinUs

The Xiph.Org Foundation has for many years hosted a collection of #lossless audio and video test clips to support the compression research community.

Unfortunately, that server may be going away soon. I'm looking at various options to keep the data online, but I wondered if it would be appropriate to upload a copy to @internetarchive The current collection is around 20 TB.

If so, what would be a good format? For clips originating in yuv, ffv1 or lossless vp9 compression is probably a good choice. (Uncompressed is usually best for benchmarking, but people can extract on their own.) Downloading multi-GB files is easier than it used to be. However, the highest quality for some clips are directories of png, tiff, or exr files. Not sure what to do with those. Tar them up? Will archive.org fall over if I upload 20,000 files as part of the same object?

#Wikidata and the sum of all video games − 2024 edition: status update on our endeavour to become the hub of all video game metadata: 110,000 items, 70 new identifier properties, and a lot of video game genres.

commonists.wordpress.com/2025/

Commonists · Wikidata and the sum of all video games − 2024 edition
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👋🏼 #DPC members! Join us this Friday for an engaging Audiovisual Special Interest Group (AVSIG) session featuring one of our newest DPC members, RTÉ Archives.

➡️ Presentation by Adrienne Warburton (RTÉ Archives) on mass digitization of audio and audiovisual assets and RTÉ's #digitalpreservation work
➡️ Friday March 28th, 2-3pm UTC
➡️ Online members-only event
➡️ Register now: dpconline.org/events/eventdeta

I'm working on enabling the #DigiPres parts of our org by making some of the #COPTR Tool Grid apps available securely in a managed #Windows environment - first cab off the rank is a #Java app with bundled #JRE, which won't play well with our env 😕

does anyone have experience using #maven & #jpackage as part of a build pipeline to create OS-native installers? my short-term target is a Windows MSI, but once that's in place the same pipeline should be able to spit out native installers for macOS (which we also use) & Linux (which we don't - yet 😈)

I'm at the point where I'm about to clone the repo & start tinkering 😫 but would much rather re-use something already built than figure it out from docs & example code...

#boost4reach pls 🙏

#GLAM
#ausGLAM

A #digipres project I really don't have the skill for (nor the time!) but wish someone could do: improving bagger.

It's like 90% of the way towards being a great GUI application, except that
1. It doesn't retain timestamps when copying files
2. The "save bag" option always generates MD5 manifests, no matter what algorithm was previously used
3. The file selection dialogs are very cumbersome