Iterating through a couple of UI changes in Amberol, mainly experimenting with a different layout of the controls to clearly separate things like the waveform scrobbler and the volume slider.
I'll have to update all the Amberol screenshots for the 1.0 release…
i have been iusing the Amberol Flatpak installed recently and i am impressed how far the player has progressed in such a short time and it is stable and excellent to use!
Aplikace WhatsApp patří k těm vůbec nejoblíbenějším aplikacím na mobilních telefonech a s 2 miliardami aktivních uživatelů jde o nejpoužívanější chatovací platformu.
@toso Thanks! Will check with 10+11 then to see where the border lies. Or just remove it straight away for the combo of "7y no update but still collecting stats via Crashlytics AND no longer working on 13", let's see…
@toso thanks again: "it's dead, Jim!" Tries to get stuff from Soundcloud API, but it seems the API key used was revoked or something. So nothing to do with 13 – doesn't work on 10 either (or on other Androids at that).
=> App removed – repo quality improved
As for Spotify ("Pasta"): let's wait that hopefully someone else confirms. I don't have any Spotify account, so I cannot check.
@freddie good points and totally convincing. Adding the comment by @voxel pointing to a better alternative (Spotube) nails it. Thanks to you all 😍 Another cleanup … Done.
Die Digitalisierung von Patientenakten und zentrale Speicherung von Gesundheitsdaten schafft nicht nur Vorteile, sondern auch Risiken. Sind wir gewappnet?
Nach 20 Jahren Debattieren muss "jetzt einfach was passieren" bei der elektronischen Patientenakte, fordert Karl Lauterbach. Das gelte auch fürs E-Rezept.
@c_th1 @cinux Das Detail fehlte mir im Artikel auch. Um auf "Nummer Sicher" zu gehen, widerspreche ich bei jedem Arztbesuch. Es wären schließlich die Ärzte, die die Daten einspeisen müssten.
@cinux @c_th1 Gib das dann bitte mal hier weiter (am besten als Reply, interessiert mich auch was andere Ärzte so sagen. Ich bin so selten dort zu Besuch 😉)
@cinux @c_th1 Ah, das ergibt *halbwegs* Sinn. Habe mich schon gefragt, wo das Opt-Out denn wohl vermerkt werden sollte. Klar, auf dem Chip der Karte. Aber ist der echt read-only, dass es dafür eine neue Karte braucht?
Wie auch immer. Seit Oktober 2022 (oder schon früher) wird von Opt-Out gefaselt. Ich kann mich nicht erinnern je gesehen zu haben dass erwähnt wurde, wie/wo man das Opt-Out vollzieht. Ist ja wohl auch nicht gewollt (von der Pharma-Industrie, nehme ich mal an?)
@Rako_Lohgar Na ja, ich weiß nicht warum, aber irgendwie muss ich da an Luca denken. Und an irgendwas-mit-Macros. Aber das ist bestimmt nicht relevant hier (Bedenken, Sicherheit & Privacy second oder so)…
Auch wieder so ein Wassermelonen-Projekt: Man braucht was zum Vorzeigen. Außen also grün – auch wenn innen alles rot ist…
I made an alias in Debian so I could type "dc" instead of "docker-compose". I had no idea that dc was already a command. Now I know about the reverse-polish calculator! I never thought to investigate simple, command line calculators, but here one is. It's not great, as getting the answer requires me to type a full command, but it works. manpages.debian.org/bullseye/d…
You can also use Python or irb. The former is especially attractive if you use NVDa, NVDA + CTRL + z and you have a really nice calculator. This trick was invaluable in my high-school days.
I replaced cheap A4988 stepper drivers on my #3DPrinter by much better TMC2208. I would never believe how silent the printer can be. With these drivers motors are barely hearable. And they should be also more precise. 👍⚙️
Welcome to accessible Android! Our aim is to provide effective and efficient accessibility support to visually impaired Android users all over the world.
Inspired by the annual @sixcolors Apple Report Card format, it “provides valuable insights into the experiences and opinions of visually impaired community members who rely on VoiceOver, Braille support, or the low vision features on Apple devices.”
I hope Apple's AX teams read every word of this. Feedback from AppleVis has always been invaluable to me. I hope Apple sees it that way, too. (I bet they do.)
We are thrilled to unveil our inaugural Apple Vision Accessibility Report Card, which provides valuable insights into the experiences and opinions of visually impaired community members who rely on VoiceOver, Braille support, or the low vision featur…
@archos Pro mne je zas příjemné, když namletou kávu mírně zaleju horkou vodou a v tu chvíli začne krásně vonět. Když několika vteřinách vodu doleju, ta vůně, jako kdyby se utopila. Už není ono.
Waymo’s driverless cars have driven a million miles on public roads in Arizona and California. In the midst of that testing, there have been two crashes and 18 “minor contact events” with other cars.
Schön auch dass es anderen Einzelpersonen frei steht, den Proxy mit zu benutzen (habe Daniel explizit gefragt). Jetzt fehlt nur noch eine Anleitung, wie man das selbst umsetzen kann – am Besten ohne dafür root zu brauchen 😉
stormdragon2976 pushed changes to the master branch of the I38 project Added i3-wm to dependency list because it’s surprisingly easy to forget to install it.
* QuranApp: read and explore the Holy Qur'an with multiple translations
The other two are especially useful for our visually impaired friends:
* Tactile Clock: vibrates the current time after double press of device power button * WalkersGuide: navigational aid for the blind and visual impaired based on OpenStreetMap
This is a repository of apps to be used with F-Droid. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github).
@IzzyOnDroid ✅ Man, the #walkersGuide is such a nice, amazing, powerfull #OSM app. My initial impressions are life changing. I need to explore it better of course. Huge thanks!
It's sometimes hard choosing which mains plug adaptor is the most exciting. I think this one is a good contender due to its exciting live pop-out death prob...
@partim I tried shortening it with my hand - it didn't stop the train but the sensation stopped me from trying further - very likely the shunting resistance of my hand is not low enough.
What I think is that the onboard power supply is not grounded but insulated, so you have to touch both pins to get shocked and the current only flows between the pins, not to ground. Good for me.
@Natanox I reported it to the carrier via WhatsApp and also to a (human) conductor. They promised they will do something about it but I had a feeling that they didn't get the seriousness of the situation. Maybe I should have had done a Helen Lovejoy.
Encrypted messaging app Signal will 'walk' out of the UK if the Online Safety Bill undermines encryption. We will not walk. We ask PM Sunak, will you block access to encryption, just like authoritarian Russia & Iran?
BTW: Both strategies are great to put pressure on the UK to NOT pass the Online Safety Bill - which is what we all want.
This press release is extremely cringe after @Mer__edith explained where that misleading headline came from and your account even apologized! 🙄 (screenshots in case you decide to go full cringe and delete the apology)
@aral @dalias We fully agree with what @Mer__edith says. W do not judge the 'walking' statement - it is a perfect way to put pressure on the UK government to not pass the Online Safety Bill. So is forcing them to block encrypted services - just like authoritarian governments.
We apologize if the post looks like an attack on Signal's strategy in this. It is absolutely not what we were trying to achieve, we just wanted to add to the pressure with our statement. We are in this fight together.
Episode 217: A demo of the new Bing powered by Chat GPT, tips for editing video in Windows accessibly, and the new Victor Reader Stream is arriving for early adopters mosen.org/episode-217-a-demo-o…
talk about anti-abortion politics of a tech person
I'm seeing people promote geerlingguy and they make a lot of stuff for ansible but also are eager to promote anti-abortion rhetoric on their site under the shield of "religion doctrine".
talk about anti-abortion politics of a tech person
I agree with you about this person's politics, but I still think we have to compartmentalize. So if you like the tech stuff, then by all means continue to consume and promote it. Otherwise we could all find some reason to shun other people and retreat further into our polarized tribal bubbles.
talk about anti-abortion politics of a tech person
Also, I don't interpret the political stance as not respecting people, and therefore being worthy of punishment. I interpret it as a symptom of being infected by the memetic virus of fundamentalist religion, and carrying out that virus's instructions to spread itself. And that's probably a consequence of having been raised in a religious environment. I know, because I was in that situation myself.
@matt Everyone has to draw their own lines where we refuse to compartmentalize. For me disrespecting people’s choices with our own bodies is unacceptable. I am going to shun those who believe in forced birth and coercive gender roles.
Within the constellation of allied hobbies and subcultures collectively known as geekdom, one finds many social groups bent under a crushing burden of dysfunction, social drama, and general interp
Early in 2017 I filed an issue against WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices (APG) requesting a change to the menu navigation pattern. Despite a great deal of feedback in agreement, it languished.
Speaking of karaoke yesterday, I really like this song that one of my friends sang for the first time: "Different" by Hayden Joseph youtube.com/watch?v=q5IjKMGl5X…
Lyric video for Hayden Joseph's Debut Single, "Different"Stream on other platforms: smarturl.it/6810lbLyrics:Verse 1:I remember lying wide awake in bed each ...
lol, a way to bypass the Microsoft account requirement in Windows 11 - type username no@thankyou.com, any password, and it bumps you to local account creation.
You still probably want to generate the low level bindings even if you build a whole lot of custom API on top to fit in well with the idiomatic code in a specific language.
Handwriting is just a slog, and prevents your users from having access to the latest API as soon as it's available, and thus your workload increases with every cycle, until you burn out because nobody likes maintaining bindings.
We've been there already, which is exactly why we have gobject-introspection. 😅
My only hope is that my life mistakes serve as a teaching moment. 😂
But, in all seriousness: exploring and revisiting different solutions is good. The important thing is not to ignore the mistakes of the past, so you can make new and more exciting mistakes.
Many software engineers will only take a job if remote work is an option and will likely quit if their employer mandates a return to the office, according to Hired's annual software engineering study. techtarget.com/searchhrsoftwar…
Hired's annual software engineering study found that remote work is now a competitive hiring differentiator. It also found that younger engineers are at a greater risk of layoffs.
Díky @ferda jsem objevil službu bird.makeup . Ta vám umožní sledování jakýkoli Twitter účet jako by byl ve fediverse.
Má to ale nějaké omezení. Například se nové příspěvky objevují cca každých 15 min (podle vytížení). Po přidání účtu, který ještě nikdo nesleduje, nějakou dobu trvá než se objeví první příspěvky.
Ta služba nejspíš porušuje podmínky užití TW, tak je možné, že za nějakou dobu přestane fungovat.
I understand very well what you mean, the user counts are sometimes a bit terrifying. Especially having to deal with awful SQLiteOpenHelper code, any time I have to touch this I feel terrified of breaking the app for thousands of people.
While it's nice to see the popularity due to appreciation and helping people, it also makes stuff much more scary.
@pvagner @fdroidorg I am very happy to hear confirmation it is accessible for screenreader users. I found Android's TalkBack pretty confusing to understand so I had to guess a lot if I did stuff right. If I ever do break anything for screen readers or something can be improved please tell me, I consider accessibility issues high priority issues.
Jméno Lewis Hine si asi vybavíte díky ikonickým fotkám dělníků na stavbě Empire State Building. Ale Hine už byl v té době slavný díky něčemu jinému: fotografiím dětských dělníků, mnohdy imigrantů, i těch českých. Na pár z nich se podívejte v dnešním krátkém #sobotnivlaknoUSA nitter.cz/JanBenesAggie/status…
Aljaška je rozlohou 22x větší než ČR. Hlavní město Juneau má stejný počet obyvatel, jako Uherské Hradiště s přilehlými vesnicemi. Největší město Anchorage, je co do počtu obyvatel srovnatelné s Ostravou. A právě na něj dopadají první ranní sluneční paprsky😉
Xfce’s Apps Update for February 2023: Ristretto Gets Printing Support, Orage Gets #Wayland Support, Major Notifications Changes, and Much More 9to5linux.com/xfces-apps-updat…
Somewhat long post, question of interest only to Linux server admins
Attention Linux server admins familiar with local mail handling, please boost for reach. I have a situation where I have an Email address that several people know, and I want all of them to get all Email sent to that address automatically. However, because of the possibility that this address might fall into the hands of spammers through no fault of my own, I don't want to just automatically forward everything that address receives. So far, I've been manually reviewing everything that comes to this address and then forwarding it to another address, which only I know, which does auto-forward to the desired recipients.
I'm familiar with the .forward file in a user's home directory to automatically forward incoming Email, but as far as I know, that just forwards everything it gets indiscriminately. I'm looking for something similar, but with a whitelist of known trusted Email addresses from which any incoming Email will be auto-forwarded, while everything else waits for me to review it. Does such a thing exist? If so, how do I set it up?
A better approach may be some kind of spam filter on the server. I have a web panel that controls everything, and it uses spamassassin at the back end and pipes incoming mail through it during the SMTP dialogue. I hear though that rspamd may work better and use less RAM on the server. Even if you're doing all this manually, you should be able to stick rspamd into the process between when the message comes in and when it gets forwarded, making your manual review process much easier, assuming you still feel the need to manually review messages before forwarding them. I'm guessing you probably still will want to manually review, but rspamd and spamassassin both tend to learn over time, so your manual review process will get easier.
I assume this was supposed to be a reply to my earlier post. Anyway, that's not really what I'm going for. There are several addresses that I trust completely. I'd love to automatically forward any Email from these specific addresses. I mean I know in theory a spammer could spoof one of those addresses, but spammers aren't likely to get hold of that address, and even if they did, they'd still have to hit upon one of the few magical trusted addresses.
@Jayson Smith OK you should be able to whitelist those addresses in your forwarder. I don't run anything like this here, so I'm a bit fuzzy on the details, but I'm fairly certain it's possible. It's still serverside filtering, just not exactly what I mistakenly thought you needed.
Yeah I'm just using .forward in the home directory of the secret forwarder account I manually forward to. What I'm looking for to use in this and a few other situations is what you might call a smart .forward replacement that can actually look at factors such as who the Email is coming from, etc. and decide whether to forward it or not.
@Jayson Smith I may have to do some digging myself. This sounds like a really nice idea, and I'm almost certain that such a beast exists, as I could swear I've seen something like this somewhere.
Mike Gifford, CPWA
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