Added

• Create book share links with expiration (admin users only) #1768
• Email settings option to enable/disable rejecting unauthorized certificates (default enabled) #3030
• Support for disabling SSRF request filter with env variable (DISABLE_SSRF_REQUEST_FILTER=1) #2549
• Support for custom backup path on backups config * page or with env variable (BACKUP_PATH=/path/to/backups) #2973
• Epub ereader setting for font boldness #3020 by @BimBimSalaBim in #3040
• Finnish translations

Fixed

• Casting podcast episodes #3044
• Match all authors hitting rate limit #1570 by @jfrazx in #2188
• Scheduled library scans using old copy of library #3079 #2894
• Changing author name in edit author modal not updating metadata JSON files #3060
• AB merge tool not working in Debian pkg due to ffmpeg v7 #3029
• Download file ssrfFilter URL by @dbrain in #3043
• Overdrive mediamarkers incorrect timestamp parsing #3068 by @nichwall in #3078
• Unhandled exception syncing user progress by @taxilian in #3086
• Server crash from library scanner race condition by @taxilian in #3107
• UI/UX: PDF reader flickering #2279
• UI/UX: Audio player long author name overflowing #3038
• UI/UX: Audio player long chapter name overflowing Changed
• Replace Tone with Ffmpeg for embedding metadata by @mikiher in #3111
• Playback sessions are closed after 36 hours of inactivity
• User agent string for podcast RSS feed and file download requests by @mattbasta in #3099
• Increased time delay between when watcher detects a file and when it scans the folder Prevent editing backup path if it is set using env variable by @nichwall in #3122
• UI/UX: Show publish date in changelog modal #3124 by @nichwall in #3125
• UI/UX: Chapters table "End" column changed to a "Duration" column #3093
• UI/UX: Bookshelf refactor for consistent scaling by @mikiher in #3037
• UI/UX: Cleaner error page for 404s

Local timezones.

Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Canada/Quebec/Montréal

Local German media are reporting that Musk mentioned at the event that Tesla is looking to build Tesla Semi at the factory:

“I think it makes sense to produce the Tesla Semi in Europe in Gigafactory Berlin.”

The public sanitation service (SIAAP) that manages wastewater for nine million people through 450km of pipes in and around Paris, said it suffered a cyber attack on 17 November 2023.

IT/OT teams are reported to have worked to secure industrial systems and close off all external connections in order to prevent the attack from spreading.

Officials said they had prioritised measures that allow them to maintain the continuity of the public sanitation service

GMT 22:00

50,000 electric cars in Bergen

Four out of ten cars in Bergen are electric. The city thereby consolidates its position as the electric car capital in Norway, writes the Electric Vehicle Association in a press release. There are now 50,000 electric cars on the roads in Bergen. Bærum has an electric car share of 38.7, while Oslo is number three in the statistics with a percentage of 37.3.

Datacenter-ready Secure Control Modules (DC-SCMs) – discrete boards that do the job of the BMC. The Open Compute project delivered a version 1.0 DC-SCM spec [PDF] in 2021 and updated [PDF] to version 2.0 in May 2023.

Following the standard analysis of tyres used during Free Practice 1 yesterday, in which tyres that have been used for approximately 20 laps are examined by Pirelli to check various safety parameters, a separation in the sidewall between the topping compound and the carcass cords on many of tyres that were checked was discovered.

It is the view of the FIA and Pirelli that a significant number of additional laps on these tyres could result in circumferential damage of the tyres with subsequent air loss, and tyres analysed with lower lap numbers showed a much-reduced extent of the issue.

This issue has likely been caused by the high-frequency interference between the tyre sidewall and the 50mm ‘pyramid’ kerbs used extensively at this circuit, aggravated by the propensity to ride those kerbs.

The following actions will be taken on safety grounds in response to this issue:

1. Track limits at Turns 12-13 will be revised.
2. There will be a 10-minute Practice Familiarisation Session, scheduled to start at 16:00 local time, following the revision of the track limits, to allow drivers to adjust to the changes. The Sprint Shootout will therefore start 20 minutes later than scheduled (16:20 local time).
3. There will extensive tyre analysis following the Sprint (19 laps), to decide whether further action needs to be taken ahead of the Grand Prix.
4. In the event the problem is still evident, we will be issuing the following directive for Sunday’s Grand Prix, on safety grounds:
   4.1 The tyre life parameter must not exceed 20 for new tyres used in the race. This number would rise to 22 for any used tyres fitted in the race, to account for in-out laps in qualifying.
   4.2 All drivers will be obliged to perform at least three tyre-change pitstops during the race.

Pirelli and the FIA will carry out extensive research and simulations in order to establish with complete confidence the reasons behind this issue, and to work on solutions to avoid it in the future.

UPDATE:

Due to the frequency of Safety Car interventions in yesterday’s Sprint, the tyre data available for analysis by Pirelli was insufficient to add to that already undertaken following previous track sessions.

In some cases, tyres that were analysed from the Sprint did show the initial onset of the separation in the sidewall between the topping compound and the carcass cords of the tyres.

As was the case in Free Practice 1, this issue has likely been caused by the high-frequency interference between the tyre sidewall and the 50mm ‘pyramid’ kerbs used extensively at this circuit, aggravated by the propensity to ride those kerbs.

As a consequence, it has been decided by the FIA and Pirelli and after consultation with the teams on safety grounds, the following measures will be implemented for today’s Qatar Grand Prix:

• A mandatory limit of 18 laps of total tyre life per set will be imposed.
• The life of already used tyres will be taken into consideration.
• The FIA and Pirelli will communicate to the teams the remaining available laps for each set of used tyres at their disposal for the race and the criteria used to calculate that number.
• There is no direct mandate for at least three tyre-change pitstops during the race, however this will be a consequence of the above guidelines should the race run its entire race distance.
• Any car deemed to have exceeded the tyre life lap limit will be reported to the Stewards as being run in an unsafe condition.
• This information will be formally communicated to the teams in the Race Directors’ notes and further updates issued as required.

Denne artikkelen fra Nettavisen handler om prisforskjellene på kokt skinkepålegg hos dagligvarekjedene Kiwi, Rema 1000 og Extra. Her er en oppsummering av hovedpunktene:

• Nettavisen har undersøkt utvalg og priser på kokt skinkepålegg hos Kiwi, Rema 1000 og Extra.
• Dagligvareekspert Bent Sofus Tranøy uttrykker bekymring for at Gilde, en etablert merkevare, kan bli presset ut av butikkene på grunn av prisforskjellene.
• Prisene på kokt skinkepålegg varierer betydelig, fra 131 til 443 kroner per kilo.
• Over halvparten av skinkepåleggene som ble sjekket, er såkalte "egne merkevarer" (EMV) fra kjedene, mens bare 12 av 31 er merkevarer.
• Tranøy påpeker at konkurransen i dagligvaremarkedet ikke er i samsvar med teoretisk konkurranse, og at dagligvarekjedene har betydelig makt over prisene og utvalget.
• Han mener at kjedene har kontroll over hvordan varene presenteres i butikkene og at de kan påvirke prisene, for eksempel ved å øke prisene på konkurrerende merkevarer.
• Tranøy påpeker at kjedene gradvis utvider sin makt og kontroll over verdikjeden.

Dette er hovedpunktene fra artikkelen om prisforskjellene på kokt skinkepålegg i norske dagligvarebutikker.