Nocleženka je poukaz v ceně 100 Kč, který jednomu člověku bez domova umožní strávit noc v teple. Nezahrnuje však pouze nocleh samotný, ale i další pomoc a rozvoj služeb pro lidi bez domova.
V pražských dejvicích se konal další ročník Semináře o bezpečnosti sítí a služeb. Mluvilo se především o aktuálních bezpečnostních hrozbách, pořádku v síti i v inventáři a trénování odolnosti proti phishingu.
Only one *MAKING* money is Galen Weston... not the farmers that raise the animals, plant/grow/harvest the crops, not the people transporting the animals, or the crops... just Galen Weston.
Block @ TootUncommon @ mstdn.party for anti-Blackness
Specifically jumping into conversations about anti-Blackness saying that Black people should stop talking about it because other people exist.
Also arguing that racism is not a factor in police violence against Black people because it happens to white people too. mstdn.party/@TootUncommon/1097…
A really disgusting reply to someone discussing anti-Blackness:
Fediblock, anti-Blackness, denial of racist police violence
I made a #Fediblock post about this account several days ago, along with tagging the admin of mstdn.party but this account is still up and continually denying the racism of police violence.
TootUncommon @ mstdn.party keeps replying to posts about racist policing by going "what about white people?" And saying that police violence against white people happens just as often but isn't talked about.
I don't know if mstdn.party is effectively unmoderated or just condones this racist nonsense, but I suggest a fediblock of the instance to protect users from racist harassment.
To give context for the screenshots, they appear to be arguing that police murdering Black people is not racist because Black people commit more crimes, as if that data isn't also indicative of racism.
A trick I leaned (I think from @film_girl) a while ago is that if you create `~/Developer`, you get a cool sidebar icon in Finder. That's where all my code goes now.
stormdragon2976 pushed changes to the testing branch of the audiogame-manager project Finished adding Super Deekout. Xdotool is very important dependency for this one.
Eight months ago, I built a wildlife pond. Today, I share the whole story of how I turned a patch of grass, into a healthy, thriving ecosystem. Incredible tr...
OMG! I just improved Microsoft Sam. Took a block of text, running it through ElevenLabs, and reading the same text back. It sounds really, really good.
@freakyfwoof Yeah, for the first 30 seconds or so anyhow. How did you make 11 Labs add the various pitch and inflection changes when you were quoting characters in the two narratives you posted? Both turned out brilliantly btw.
@freakyfwoof Wow! Would be curious about the answer to this too, though admittedly I haven't had a chance to catch those narratives. Will have to skim through and see if I can find them as I'm curious.
@Tarrenvane You want to mess with the voice sliders in the menu. It's collapsed so expand it and you'll see two sliders. The first one when set to 0 adds more breaths, um's, er's etc. The second one seems to add more or less inflection? Maybe? At 0 it's quite flat, at 1 it's more emotive.
Welp the Twitter app is definitely going to start heading down the shitter because the head of product engineering for the app has left the building. twitterisgoinggreat.com/#more-…
Twitter is Going Great is a project inspired by Web3 is Going Just Great to track the latest examples of how Twitter is actively falling to pieces thanks to its current owner Elon Musk (with special guests Jack Dorsey and the Saudi Arabian royal fami…
A walkthrough of the Office System 7/7 for the Apple Lisa, and its applications: LisaWrite, LisaCalc, LisaList, LisaDraw, LisaGraph, and LisaProject. Sorry L...
stormdragon2976 pushed changes to the testing branch of the audiogame-manager project Adding Super Deekout, but have to save for later. Will finish it in a bit.
Learn how to take your wireframes one step further with annotations. We'll cover when & how to use them as well as how to prioritize what gets annotated.
Here's a version of my voice derived from part of the Window-Eyes 9 tutorial I recorded in 2014 reading part of the accessibility page where I now work. Fairly accurate, though the occasional traffic rumble that bled through does some interesting things.
If you're looking for #privacy, the absolute best option is probably setting up your own #homeserver, but if you don't have the technical know how, the time, or the inclination, the next best thing is a #NAS!
These little things let you store files, photos, host websites, run containers, backup your computers, run office suites, all with simple GUIs, and can be cheaper than cloud storage.
Let's take a look at why you probably need a NAS at home:
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Hey, anyone at #microsoft interested in #accessibility in #windows11 on the #desktop... Windows Magnifier, in full-screen mode: goes from being clear & sharp to blurry whenever the Taskbar comes into view. More info in Microsoft Feedback Hub, here:
It will probably be decent, get plent of users, then be discontinued. Has google actually kept any service for more than a few years other than search and gmail?
Bei der Waffenhilfe für die Ukraine geht die Bundesregierung einen weiteren großen Schritt. Nach SPIEGEL-Informationen genehmigte der Bundessicherheitsrat die Lieferung von 178 Leopard-1-Panzern.
Mike The #OpenSource community needs to give more love to #accessibility - no dedicated panel and most of the content created and shared is not accessible. #axschat #soocon23
"We don’t often talk about “convenience” when we talk about data privacy, but we should. In the game of personal-data gathering, convenience is the bait. Privacy is essential to a well-functioning democracy, but companies have noticed that we are willing to throw it away and declare it “dead” for the sake of a few manufactured conveniences."
Google's AI blog post (blog.google/technology/ai/bard…) doesn't mention GPT, Midjourney, or any other product that has caught the public's imagination - but instead spends most of it's time saying "we got here first with such and such paper and such and such technology". It states it will launch a system that isn't too computational intensive, because if it is, Google couldn't afford to do it for everyone. And it kind of hints that Google doesn't believe these kinds of systems can provide accurate results that are safe or reliable. I kind of feel for Google here, they have been caught off-guard and have no offering for the moment, so they're throwing something out there, knowing it won't match the expectations of their users (or employees), and likely nothing they would put out every could. I get a sense their going to be disrupted by technology that has fundamental flaws (like any technology), but has a value offering that really sidelines Google for a large number of use cases.
I'm well aware people on Mastodon tend to like to pick holes in ChatGPT, and I think that's fair enough. There are a lot of holes and ethical question around accuracy, copyright, sidelining true expertise, etc. But we also need to admit those concerns are largely irrelevant because these tools are also very useful for many things regardless of their imperfections. They massively reduce cost of research, and even if everything needs to be fact-checked, it's perhaps easier to do that than starting from scratch.
Somehow, one's choice of cooking fuel has become a political football, but the science leading to concerns is quite clear: current gas ranges create quite a bit of NO2 and, if it isn't vented outside, that's terrible for health - particularly for the health of children. We've actually known this for decades. What I didn't know - until today - is that there is - and has been for several decades - a technical fix that not only reduces the NO2 by 40% but also increases the efficiency of the burners by about that much. The problem has been a marketing one, not a scientific or political one: consumers don't ask for safer, more efficient appliances because they don't know the risks or that better tech could be a practical option. This is why we need organisations such as the CPSC. npr.org/2023/02/04/1149736969/…
Really!00:00 Intro01:32 Backstory07:15 Testing Procedure08:41 A note on CO2 and why I'm measuring it10:02 Ikea pot, 4 quarts - large gas burner17:10 Same pot...
Mark is a structural engineer who works on alternative structures and is currently the caretaker of the Darfield Earthship in BC. He's been living there for...
The reasons are interesting as it is not just 3rd party bloatware eg. Facebook or Spotify paying to have theirs stuff added by default, but also the fact that
We are launching a Whistleblower System - anonymous & automatically encrypted! 😎
We are happy to inform you that finally European governments realize that whistleblowers need to be protected and are putting this requirement into law! 💪
@a That's currently not planned, but you can use Premium and put money on your account for multiple years - even with crypto: tutanota.com/faq#cryptocurrenc…
As a counterpoint, I chose Tutanota over Proton because of the affordability. (Neither free option met my needs.) The tuta.io domain is also pretty nice. @a
While SecureDrop suggests disabling JavaScript to protect anonymity and you can encrypt data yourself, services like Tutanota, PrivateBin,... can’t be used AT ALL without JavaScript enabled in browser because they insist on doing encryption for you via JavaScript. Can Secure Connect be used without JavaScript to protect anonymity of whistle blower?
I want to switch from Premium to Teams account but I'm hesitant, very worried about the EU passing Chatcontrol. I love #Tutanota , I hope the security and the privacy is not going to be compromised, ever :(
That's great to hear! I suppose we will have to wait and see what the law actually says, but how are you going to comply with the new regulation if it will require you or the OS or whatever third party to scan every personal email for its content and/or metadata? All this seems absurd to me
I don't own a good #AM tuner, but I can only get one station at home around Newcastle (Greatest Hits) who don't even advertise their AM frequency any more, that's how few people use AM here.
There's only like 10 or so #FM stations. 5 of them are BBC stations including the local BBC station, most of the rest are owned by Global, and some of their stations (Metro and Heart for example) play basically the same things. Not to mention they're all syndicated. In Stirling I can get 103.1 Central FM, who I think are independent? But not in stereo.
There's a lot more choice on #DAB, but as Techmoan has covered before, the bitrates and formats DAB use is so low that it's utter rubbish to listen to compared to FM.
And of course there's #InternetRadio, but where's the fun in that? And what'll you do when you suddenly lose cellular connectivity?
This unassuming Fisher casseiver, circa 1979, has an amazingly good AM radio tuner, easily able to pick up virtually every clear-channel station within a 100...
A new scientific review is challenging the idea that there’s a marijuana “hangover” effect the day after use, raising questions about policies that punish drivers and people in safety-sensitive positions for cannabis consumption that occurs weeks pri…
@johann Bonny sounded the most realistic to the real voice that I’ve heard. There’s always something missing to the ones I make. Maybe I need the premium version? Will see next month.
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