Why Is My Build So Slow‽ - Ross Burton
Users often talk about builds being slow and how to speed them up. This is a huge topic, from ideal build machine hardware, proper use of shared state caches...YouTube
The Raspberry Pi thing is a perfect example of why I don't think corporations have a place on the fediverse. I'm still trying to formulate the exact wording for my argument, but essentially there's a form of inconsideration inherent in profit-motivated companies, as consideration doesn't drive up profits. This inconsideration influences their business at all levels: from high-level business decisions, the company culture, hiring decisions, and how they interact with customers/potential customers.
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I actually feel like corporations will always have a presence on the fediverse and some have already been here for quite a while. They probably should have their own instance like Raspberry Pi did, but that's not what I think happened here.
What I see is someone who was incompetent managing their account and possibly their instance. Their inability to properly engage with people responding to them is a sign of immaturity. We could easily imagine a more constructive discourse having occurred instead. Brands regularly have accounts on Twitter where they don't lash out at their customers. The deliberate blandness of most corporate brands is precisely to avoiding alienating customers.
You might think corporations are incentivized by capitalism to be inconsiderate assholes on any platform, but I think if anything history has shown that corporations are quite good at adopting enough of the culturally acceptable markers to blend in if the payoff is high enough.
I think there will always be people that hate brands on principle and will ban them, but I think enough people unironically enjoy interacting with them or trolling them that many will show up and stick around in some form.
And Mastodon is not special. People used to say Mastodon isn't for celebrities, and yet here they are. The platform quite robustly gives no fucks about any of our cultural values.
Apologies for the long post, I just feel like the future is much more likely going to be about how to avoid brands and not how to keep them off the network.
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Building a resilient frontend using progressive enhancement
How to build web pages so they work in HTML first: starting with HTML, extra styles and features, using JavaScript.Government Digital Service (GOV.UK)
Synapse 1.73 is out!
Come read all about our latest performance improvements for message pagination, experimental support for extensible events, and removal of legacy Prometheus metrics, on our blog
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For comparison, here's where I was on November 1st: jade.moe/@brainblasted/1092703…
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Bella Ciao von dArtagnan (deutsche Folk-Version)
'Bella Ciao" von dArtagnan aus dem Album 'Seit an Seit (GOLDEDITION)' Hier laden und streamen: https://dArtagnan.lnk.to/BellaCiaoJetzt aktuelles Album bestel...YouTube
#Word should be replaced with something else. Maybe #OpenDocument Text? Wouldn't you agree @libreoffice?
I donated to @thunderbird today to #freetheinbox. Join me in supporting #communication #privacy.
Give to Thunderbird | Give to Thunderbird
I gave to @mozthunderbird today to #freetheinbox. Join me to support communication privacy.Give to Thunderbird
Thanks for that, brought a smile to a few people's faces here.
We WILL do our best, thanks again!
Introducing Textra, a free + open source OCR tool I created using Apple's new Vision API 🖼️✨📄
Textra runs on the command line and quickly/accurately converts PDF and image files to text (requires Mac OS 13+). Check it out!
github.com/freedmand/textra #opensource
GitHub - freedmand/textra: A command-line application to convert images and PDF files of images to text using Apple's Vision text recognition API
A command-line application to convert images and PDF files of images to text using Apple's Vision text recognition API - GitHub - freedmand/textra: A command-line application to convert images ...GitHub
"Der nächste bundesweite Warntag findet am 8. Dezember 2022 statt. An diesem Aktionstag erproben Bund und Länder sowie die teilnehmenden Kreise, kreisfreien Städte und Gemeinden in einer gemeinsamen Übung ihre Warnmittel."
Schauen wir mal, ob Cell-Broadcast funktioniert. ✌
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Richtigstellung: Wir haben Krankenhäuser gewinnorientiert umgebaut.
Daher muss der Satz:
"Kinder sterben, weil wir sie nicht mehr versorgen können"
richtigerweise lauten:
"Kinder sterben, weil sich ihre Versorgung marktwirtschaftlich nicht rechnete"
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RSV: "Kinder sterben, weil wir sie nicht mehr versorgen können"
Intensivmediziner schlagen Alarm: Die Versorgung von Kindern mit RS-Virus wird immer schwieriger. Personalmangel führe dazu, dass teils 40 Prozent der Kinder-Intensivbetten außer Betrieb sind.NDR
Thunderbird starts and decides (without asking me) to open a web page in my default browser to beg about donation.
Thunderbird being hypocritical again:
- they're saying donations are what keep them alive yet they just bought out K-9
- they're saying they're "privacy-respecting", yet they open a tracking web page at every start of Thunderbird
The funniest: the links, even in the donate page, contains trackers.
Seriously @thunderbird stop acting like the good guys.
#thunderbird #k9 #mozilla
Some facts in response:
1) Yes, donations allowed us to hire the lead developer of K-9 Mail full time (in addition to other developers and engineers). There was no financial transaction or buyout involved.
2) What you call a "tracker" is simply an extended UTM link. This shows us how many people came to the donation page via a certain platform, like Mastodon or the blog. There is zero identifying personal information being tracked.
Turn off speech with clipboard utilities and window title reader by creating the file ~/.agmsilent
Storm Dragon / audiogame-manager · GitLab
Installer and launcher for Windows based audio games under wine for Linux.GitLab
spaceweathergallery.com/indiv_… #occultation #Mars
Nice shot of the Moon sneaking up on Mars, by John Kraus (@johnkrausphotos@twitter.com).
Today is the 50th anniversary of the last time humans went to the Moon.
Apollo 17, the final mission of the Apollo program and the last time we ventured beyond low Earth orbit, launched from Kennedy Space Center #OTD in 1972.
Images: NASA flic.kr/s/aHskm64ger
#Apollo50
Apollo 17 Magazine 148/NN
(Color) Earth, LM Inspection, Orbital; NASA photographs; unprocessed 1800 dpi Hasselblad film scans by Johnson Space Center, circa 2005Project Apollo Archive (Flickr)
wish I could stop newbies from making the same mistake that often leads to them hating Rust and giving up on it: Learning it through trying various libraries and/or solving specific (often complex) problems **before** learning sufficient basics.
I made the same mistake myself and came very close to giving up on Rust many times in the beginning. I'm so glad I didn't.
While on the subject, let me yet again share this invaluable blog post from my good friends at Ferrous Systems:
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Learning Rust: Mindsets and Expectations
Berlin based technology consultancy specialising in the Rust programming language. We offer development, implementation, training and long-term support.ferrous-systems.com
My first commit (written with antoyo) was merged in GCC! ![]()
It allows us to continue improving the GCC backend for the Rust compiler (github.com/rust-lang/rustc_cod…) without needing a custom libgccjit version. :)
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libgccjit: Fix float vector comparison · gcc-mirror/gcc@d2e782c
Fix float vector comparison and add comparison tests to include float and vectors. gcc/testsuite: PR jit/107770 * jit.dg/harness.h: Add new macro to to perform vector comparisons * jit.dg/test...GitHub
People who use the #accessibility stack on Linux, do you use anything other than Orca?
I'm trying to map out unused code paths in at-spi2-core, and so far I'm considering orca/dogtail, but I'm sure I'm missing something.
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@matt ah, yeah, thanks for reminding me - it's at gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/dasher
I don't know how well-maintained it is; the last commits to the code are from a year ago...
Dado mi enganche reciente a la serie de #Miércoles en Netflix y a que hace eones que no me monto un hilo de algo interesante, voy a proceder a dar un breve repaso a #LaFamiliaAddams en sus distintas encarnaciones audiovisuales.
PD: Como siempre, es posible que se me cuele algún gazapo. No dudéis en señalarlos.
Por si algún mastodonte anda en #xalapa o con ganas de viajar este viernes.
Después de una gran ausencia presencial tenemos nuestro primer evento! Tech en Corto con pláticas de 6 minutos (puedes de hecho venir y dar una).
El evento se realizará en el salón audiovisual de la Facultad de Estadística e Informática de la #UV #FeiUV este viernes a las 7 pm.
Habrá ponche y no sé que otras cosas al final!
The deadline for this year’s Otherwise Award recommendations is coming soon!
To recommend “a work of science fiction or fantasy that explores or expands our notions of gender” and that was published in 2022, fill in the recommendation form as soon as you can.
The Continuity of Splines is now on YouTube!!
it has been a year in the making, goodness ;-;🎉 I hope you'll like it ❤
The Continuity of Splines
why are splines? well my god I have good news for you, here's why splines!if you like my work, please consider supporting me 💖https://www.patreon.com/acegik...YouTube
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Red Hat is hiring a Senior Sysadmin to work on our team.
If you are interested or know someone who would be:
global-redhat.icims.com/jobs/9…
Red Hat Jobs | Opportunities are open
It's never just a job here. Learn more about life at Red Hat.global-redhat.icims.com
“Newly entering the public domain in 2023 will be:
• works by people who died in 1952, for countries with a copyright term of “life plus 70 years” (e.g. UK, Russia, most of EU and South America);
• works by people who died in 1972, for countries with a term of “life plus 50 years” (e.g. New Zealand, and most of Africa and Asia);
• films and books (incl. artworks featured) published in 1927 for the United States.” publicdomainreview.org/feature…
What Will Enter the Public Domain in 2023?
At the start of each year, on January 1st, a new crop of works enter the public domain. Find our highlights of what lies in store for 2023 here.The Public Domain Review
An Australian mining magnate wants to save the planet with green hydrogen. Andrew Forrest, whose company is a major polluter, has fans in the Biden administration for his audacious plan. But the technology he’s promoting doesn’t exist yet.
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for the fans of #Adebar I just added a new release: v2.3.1 has some minor improvements on standard apps listing, pulling gps.conf and running tools/getapk
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