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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #14981 · Jul 21

#typescript#bun#conversion#convert#converter#document_conversion#elysia#file_conversion#file_converter#hacktoberfest#pdf_converter#self_hosted#tailwindcss#typescript ConvertX is a self-hosted online file converter that supports over a thousand file formats, including images, videos, documents, e-books, and 3D assets. It lets you convert multiple files at once, offers password protection, and supports multiple user accounts for privacy. You can run it easily using Docker, making it simple to set up on your own server. This means your files stay private since conversions happen locally without sending data to external servers. It uses powerful open-source tools like FFmpeg and ImageMagick, giving you a versatile and secure way to handle all your file conversion needs in one place[1][2]. https://github.com/C4illin/ConvertX

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@CryptoM · Post #65331 · 04/12/2026, 11:34 PM

🚀 Middle East Nations Urge U.S. and Iran to Resume Talks After Failed Peace Negotiations According to BlockBeats, on April 13, The Wall Street Journal reported that following unsuccessful marathon peace talks in Islamabad, Middle Eastern countries are urging the United States and Iran to return to negotiations. Despite both sides issuing strong statements, diplomatic channels remain open, and a second round of talks could occur within days. Regional nations are in discussions with the U.S. to extend the fragile two-week ceasefire announced on Tuesday evening. Iranian officials have proposed alternative suggestions, such as continuing symbolic uranium enrichment activities or reducing their enriched uranium stockpile, but no compromise has been reached. #MiddleEast#USIranTalks#PeaceNegotiations#Diplomacy#Ceasefire#IranUranium#BlockBeats#Islamabad#Iran#MiddleEasternNations#WallStreetJournal