Every command line tool that pretty-prints progress bars and live status reports and all that stuff as it goes along in ways that constantly print characters and require a cursor-addressable display (or ANSI code support or etc) should have a way of turning all that off and printing things a line at a time with no fancy progress bars.
This rant is brought to you by dnf5, but it's not the only offender. At least 'apt' isn't the only way, you can use 'apt-get' and so on.
Blíží se nám slavnost genderové nerovnosti. Povídal jsem si s dcerou cestou na prázdniny. Prý se bavila s kamarády. Říká jim, že nezná holku, kterou by bavila pomlázka, a oni na to, že neznají kluka, kterého by nebavila. Neslyšel jsem lepší příklad asymetrie. Neviděl zakořeněnější neporozumění.
With Trump reportedly planning to end the IRS Direct File program, there's no better time to remember how TurboTax owner Intuit spent two decades fighting to prevent Americans from filing their taxes online for free.
Using lobbying, the revolving door and “dark pattern” customer tricks, Intuit fended off the government’s attempts to make tax filing free and easy, and created its multi-billion-dollar franchise.
Certain models of Lenovo laptops now ship with Fedora and Ubuntu Linux. This is done to keep costs low and cater to developers or IT professionals who heavily rely on Linux. Another reason could be the increased unpopularity of Windows 11 in recent times due unwanted features like "AI" or "Recall", but that is just my own wild guess ;) LOL. Would you buy it?
I would like to wish my Christian followers a blessed and meaningful Triduum, which starts on the evening of Holy Thursday and ends on the evening of Easter Sunday. usccb.org/prayer-worship/litur…
The summit of the Liturgical Year is the Easter Triduum—from the evening of Holy Thursday to the evening of Easter Sunday. Though chronologically three day...
I just spent some time this evening reliving parts of a show in which I participated on HKC Radio on Saturday, December 9, 2023. Matt and Jayson Do Stupid Things with Computers. It was hosted by @nick and the other guest was @matt and we did pretty much what the title says. I played two tex-based games on an emulated Apple IIe computer with an Echo speech synthesizer, Oregon Trail, and an obscure game called Atom20. Especially in Atom20 I found many interesting ways to get myself killed. Meanwhile, Matt removed more and more from a Linux kernel in an attempt to make the system unbootable. He ultimately failed at that objective during the show, but did manage to break sound. It was a blast!
Yesterday the president defied a #SCOTUS ruling to return a man who was mistakenly sent to a gulag in another country, celebrated the suffering of this innocent person, & spoke of sending Americans to foreign #ConcentrationCamps.
This is the beginning of an American policy of state terror, & it has to be identified as such to be stopped.
Re last boost: the boosted article made me feel slightly sick and I cried at one point, but everyone, everyone should read it, lest they have to read worse down the line. I would like this to be as bad as it gets. Take your courage in both hands and read...prepare. Contact your congress officials, protest in your own countries.
“If you don’t see all of this as one of the darkest days in American history, in which the President is openly embracing disappearing people without due process in the name of “liberty,” you are a part of the problem. Fascism has risen in America, and it is being aided by a foreign dictator whom Trump admires.”
In a stunning White House appearance that should alarm anyone who cares about constitutional rights, democracy, the rule of law or anything of the sort, Donald Trump and Salvadoran dictator Nayib B…
Asking ChatGPT for reverse disclaimers: If you are not the intended recipient of this email, that’s perfect. This message was specifically not meant for you, but now that you have it, you’re welcome to read, save, print, and forward it to anyone you like. No confidentiality is assumed or implied. In fact, unexpected recipients often offer the best insights. Carry on.
Garmin mi zrušil účet, důvod neznám a to jsem byl pouhé čtyři body od šesté úrovně. Poslední rok jsem ho využíval minimálně, přešel jsem na Suunto, tak mě to až tak nemrzí, ale pachuť zůstala. #garmin
@archos psal jsem ji na podporu a nestál jsem jim ani za odpověď. Mám ještě jeden účet, co jsem si kdysi založil a nevyužíval, tak ho budu používat pro nahrávání map do cyklonavigace , víc ani nechci. Další navigaci si už ale od Garminu nekoupím
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Hey so does anyone know of a good accessible app or CLI thing to use stem separation models on Mac OS with MPS? Used to use Dmucs GUI for this but it's stopped working for some reason.
The only thing I know works on mac is this: stemroller.com/ I'm sorry if it isn't the thing that you're looking for, but can't help ya more than this as I'm not a mac user. But I do use this on windows sometimes. HTH.
StemRoller isolates instruments and vocals from any song using advanced AI and machine learning techniques. Make karaoke (instrumental), vocal, drum, and bass tracks from any recording in one click!
@Thaqib Thanks for this. I like the UI where you can search for a song even if you don't have it on your local drive! Very cool! The only thing I had to do is to switch to a 4-channel finetuned model in the Preferences!
Video Clip: AOC calling for the release of Mahmoud Khalil (2 min)
"We demand their release because we do have power in this moment. All of us do. Everyday people do. And, it will never never be just institutions and officials alone that uphold our democracy. It will always be the people, the masses, who refuse to comply with authoritarian regimes."
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Here everyone, enjoy what @cordova5029 sounds like being the voice of my windows pc which is plugged into a doubletalk board which is then piped to a mac using a soundblaster omni to an rvc'd . Enjoy! I promised ya I'd tell you when I do fun or interesting things with your voice, pal. You're the voice of my doubletalk. I also tried it with Zacky B's voice too, which is @bender and he almost sounds like the doubletalk without trying, he can form his mouth really eloquently and articulitly when doing doubletalk.
Here's a blueprint for pissing off some #openSource community members in five steps:
1. Someone opens a GitHub issue requesting a feature. 2. People debate whether the feature is even possible for a while. 3. Someone quietly comes along with a proof-of-concept version of the feature. 4. People use the PoC, treating it like a production release. 5. People realise that the feature wasn't all they imagined it to be, and the thread descends into tech support around how to handle the problems with the exact thing they wanted in the first place.
Bonus step 6: I unsubscribe from the thread, and eventually miss the feature being incorporated into the actual software proper.
Technology expert Scott Davert from Helen Keller National Center reports on the latest assistive technologies showcased at CSUN 2025, offering insights on innovations for blind and DeafBlind users.
I am subscribed to the NVDA mailing list to receive the In-Process blog, NV Access updates, beta news, and NVDA releases. However, with the release of 2025.1 Beta 1 yesterday, I did not receive any email despite having checked the checkbox. The only updates I seem to receive are about the In-Process blog.
Yep we held off on sending the email while we fixed up a minor formatting issue with the post, apologies for that - you should have received the email a couple of hours ago now - and future beta announcements should come out around the time we put up the announcement on the site. Thanks for your patience!
Today marks the 44th anniversary of the final episode of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, which aired on April 16, 1981, concluding its two-season run on NBC.
Two new books are announced for Penguin Books Doctor Who Icons series. Shirley Jackson and the Chaos Box by Kalynn BayronThe best stories should never be unwritten.
Technology expert Scott Davert from Helen Keller National Center reports on the latest assistive technologies showcased at CSUN 2025, offering insights on innovations for blind and DeafBlind users.
Okay, here's a question from someone, me, who has never had a bluetooth speaker before. I'm hoping there can be a way that I can deal with this once someone educates me. I got the bluetooth speaker I ordered, a Sony, can't remember the model number. We got it paired easily enough, but when I turn it on, it doesn't play, and it disconnects the speaker from the laptop so I can't find out what the problem might be. Dan is trying to look for an answer, and wonders if I'll need to make it the default speaker every time I want to use it. I want to use the laptop speaker most of the time, but switch the bluetooth speaker on when I want to use it for music. Is that doable, and if so, how?
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