The #chatmail #rust core is the base infrastructure library used by all apps and bots. It contains all networking, encryption, email processing and implements all the relevant IETF email standards. It's a single central development place with which the whole ecosystem of clients and bots can upgrade consistently.
We are constantly trying to remove code, and to cleanup things. That's a must to keep a 8-year long evolved code base agile and adaptable. Key insight: The best code is no code ;)
two other things that can't be stressed enough for maintaining development long-term:
- Avoid superflous abstractions. Premature abstractions are the root of all ... complexity. If you have a second and third case, you can introduce an abstraction, but even then: don't over-abstract!
- write tests for everything, especially for the API that you want to guarantee to others. The chatmail core library just passed 1000 automated tests. The users of your API, and their users will thank you.
- Write tests with servers together with environment you roll 'em out. Id est, testing configs. - If your test suites don't run locally on dev machine (vms and illusion of networks - can do in 2025), if you need any cloud to test, you are not done.
But when your abstraction splits out part of the system, allowing richer life to it, while simplifying the rest, then entertain it. Example, past delta's post talked about goodness and richness that little apps bring, versus monolith-style addition of features in signal, recent announcements. This is a good abstraction, even though many would've walked from it. Food for thought. Short haiku/koan doesn't replace wisdom and elaboration, it only highlights it.
"The problem is, right now, talking to Copilot in Windows 11 is an exercise in pure frustration — a stark reminder that the reality of AI is nowhere close to the hype.
I spent a week with Copilot, asking it the same questions Microsoft has in its ads, and tried to get help with tasks I’d find useful. And time after time, Copilot got things wrong, made stuff up, and spoke to me like I was a child.
Copilot Vision scans what’s on your screen and tries to assist you with voice prompts. Invoking Copilot requires you to share your screen like you’re on a Teams call, by hitting okay Every. Single. Time. After it gets your permission, it’s excruciatingly slow to respond, and it addressed me by name every time I asked it anything. Like other AI assistants and LLMs, it’s here to please, even when it’s totally misguided."
Microsoft is advertising its Windows Copilot AI as “the computer you can talk to.” How does that hold up to testing, and how does it track with CEO Satya Nadella’s ambitions?
Two years ago, I wrote: Microsoft-the-company does not care about Infocom. But a lot of people in Microsoft must care. Microsoft is heavily populated by greying GenX nerds just like me. Folks who grew up with the first home computers and fondly ...
It's fascinating how my mood can shift from crap, to relatively OK, to quite depressed with suicidal thoughts within about a 1.5 minute span of time. I recommend it to everyone. /s
I'm always bothered by this kind of thing because on one hand, we obviously need to meet users where they are. On the other hand, apparently a lot of users only really know how to use the tab key and that's just such an efficiency brick wall! Trading off between those two things is very sad.
Je pokrytí železnice mobilním datovým signálem nějaký principiální technický problém, anebo je to akorát nízko v seznamu priorit? Když teď České dráhy plánují nasazení Skylinku, je to technicky významně lepší než třeba běžné 5G?
Ja si to myslim, kdyz jsem to pred lety zkoumal, tak na mape pokryti se to kryje pouze s populaci a jeji hustotou. Zadna infrastruktura tam zanesena neni. Z toho usuzuju, ze pokryti 9x% lidi je zasadni (a mozna jedina) metrika v tom algoritmu planovani site.
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One thing I miss about old-timey "user unfriendly" linux was the way it wasn't bloated with every possible feature, tool and library that tried to cater for every hypothetical future user's potential needs.
Like, unpacking and building a tarball was annoying and time consuming, but it meant that you could install a PDF parser on a headless server without automatically pulling in a window manager, a print stack, several gigs of UI widgets.
Old days: "You will need 2MB of disk space, plus another 150KB for the compiled executable. It will take an hour to build, and you're gonna have to repeat the process if we release any updates that you feel you need"
Now: "You will need 15GB of disk space to install all the dependencies and their dependencies and their dependencies and their dependencies, and now you have to check for updates every 6 hours because we just added 1150 packages __that you don't even know what they do__ and they all have published CVEs but you haven't read any of them because nobody has that's too many CVEs to worry about, and if you try to remove any of them the entire stack auto-uninstalls to protect you from accidentally clicking 'print' on a subdependency that you didn't know was there and then it won't print"
Anyway, I'm just annoyed that today's must-fix patch is for 28 different packages all with "cupsd" in their name on a laptop that has never installed a printer and never will.
Ein Email-Austausch mit einer Freundin bestärkt mich darin, meinen Ausspruch „Barrierefreiheit und PDF, ein Widerspruch in sich" auch weiterhin aktiv zu nutzen. Barrierefreie PDFs zu erstellen ist immer noch ein Hexenwerk, es gibt außer Adobe Acrobat anscheinend kein Tool, dass selbst in einfachen Dokumenten mit ordentlicher Struktur ordentliche Exporte hinbekommt, und beim Auswerten und Lesen der Tags über verschiedene Betriebssysteme ist der Zustand mit "katastrophal“ noch mild umschrieben.
* Für Word gibt es das Plugin axesWord, welches dich beim Erstellen der Tags aus Word unterstützt. * Für InDesign gibt es madeToTag. * Außerdem gibt es noch PDFlib für die programmierte Ausgabe von getaggten PDFs. * Die Umsetzung aus LaTeX wird noch etwas brauchen, aber man ist eifrig bei der Sache.
Wie immer bei der Barrierefreiheit sind mehrere Beteiligte am Kochen, was das Ergebnis zu Experiment macht.
Der Autor/die Autorin, das verarbeitende System mit Exportfunktion, der PDF Reader, der Screenreader und das zugrunde liegende Betriebssystem.
Nur wenn alle ihren Job machen, ist das Gesamtergebnis zufriedenstellend bis gut.
Viele Schreibende verwenden die Formatvorlagen nicht, da kann der beste Export nichts machen – außer raten. Oder beim Export werden Inhalte, die über einen Seitenrand hinaus gehen, nicht zusammengefasst. Oder der PDF Reader gibt nicht alles an die Schnittstelle des Betriebssystems weiter. Oder der Screenreader ignoriert technische Normen.
Viel Potential für Fehler – wie bei der Erstellung von Internetseiten.
@dnkrupinski Das ist mir durchaus alles klar. Im Gegensatz zu HTML-Seiten, wo meist irgendwie noch irgend etwas geht, ist aber bei PDFs oft genug wirklich gar nichts lesbar. Oder der Textfluss von nicht getaggten PDFs ist so grundlegend kaputt, dass es keinerlei Logik gibt. Mach z.B. mal eine Rechnung von der Telekom auf, egal ob Mobil oder Festnetz. Haarsträubendes Chaos.
Mir ist das durchaus bewusst. Aber wenn du Schei…benkleister reinsteckst, kommt auch Scheibenkleister raus.
Auch wenn HTML "irgendwie" geht, kommst du oft ohne JavaScript gar nicht weiter – und was da an <DIV>-Dünnpfiff herauskommt will ich nicht weiter kommentieren.
Auch hier das Zusammenspiel: Redakteur:in / CMS / Betriebsystem / Screenreader.
Das Format PDF ist nicht schlechter oder besser als HTML (mit der Ausnahme, dass es nur wenige gibt, die PDF im Quellcode lesen können). Und es sind verschiedene Ausgangspunkte. Doch wenn beide entsprechenden den Normen und Standards erstellt werden, ist das Ergebnis zumindest vergleichbar, wenn auch nicht gleichwertig.
Ja, ich wünschte mir auch ein Produkt, welches kostengünstiger und absturzfreier als der Adobe Acrobat Pro funktionieren würde. Aber **noch** gibt es das nicht – auch wenn der Foxit PDF Editor sich in die richtige Richtung entwickelt.
@fasnix Ja, das stimmt im Prinzip, aber a) musst du es explizit einschalten, wenn du PDFs exportierst, was die meisten vermutlich übersehen werden, und b) übernimmt LibreOffice z.B. keine Alternativtexte für Grafiken aus aus Word importierten Dokumenten, und somit auch nicht in die getaggten PDFs. Ohne aufmerksame Handarbeit ist auch dies also eine echte Hürde. Dass dieses PDF sauber getaggt war, zeigt, dass sich da zum Glück jemand auskannte.
@oldperl @fasnix Eben nicht. Die einzigen, die wirklich PDFs testen, sind Funktionen im kostenpflichtigen Adobe Acrobat. Word und LibreOffice haben Testmöglichkeiten, ihre nativen Dokumente auf Barrierefreiheitsprobleme zu testen, haben aber beim PDF-Export selbst das eine oder andere Defizit. pdf.js kann wohl rudimentär inzwischen Tags verarbeiten, Vorschau auf Mac und iOS auch, aber sonst kenne ich keine Bibliotheken, die standardmäßig vernünftig getaggte PDFs erstellen.
@oldperl @fasnix Und da sind Tools wie die OCR-Software ABBYY FineReader noch nicht berücksichtigt, die Dokumente scannen und daraus eine Logik abzuleiten versuchen, aufgrund der sie dann Tags in PDFs reinschreiben. Das kann gut gehen, muss es aber nicht. Und als Entwickler kannst du Dir natürlich die PDF/UA-Spezifikation reinziehen, das bleibt Dir unbenommen. Ist aber ein ziemlicher Brocken.
Also braucht es eine Lib, und ein Tool, dass das kann. Ok...
Ich mach mir da mal einen Kopf dazu. Könntest Du mir eventuell, falls Du Zeit hast, zumindest ein paar keys, auf die man mindestens prüfen sollte, nennen?
@oldperl @fasnix Das resultierende Markup für Screen Reader ähnelt stark HTML. Also Absätze, Sprachauszeichnungen, Überschriften, Grafiken mit Alternativtexten, Listen, Tabellen mit entsprechenden Header-Zellen usw. Also viele "übliche Verdächtige“. Was aber die Darstellung für Sehbehinderte wie Kontraste usw. angeht, da bin ich überfragt.
Wenn Inhalte als (semantisch getaggtes) HTML vorliegen, kann man Prince verwenden, um daraus accessible PDFs zu machen: princexml.com/doc/prince-outpu…
Prince ist frei für Non-Commercial-Use. Für Commercial Use oder wenn mans als SaaS verwenden möchte zB mal auf europdf.eu schauen (Disclaimer: In dem Projekt steck ich mit drin.)
Making accessible tagged PDFs with Prince Disclosure: I’ve been doing some paid consultancy for YesLogic (Prince’s vendors) on the accessibility of Prince’s PDFs. Love them or hate them, PDFs …
Nachtrag (wir haben das literally vor 10 Minuten deployed 😎):
Auf europdf.eu gibts einen Playground, wo man bequem mit Prince rumexperimentieren kann – HTML oder URL reinkopieren, bei Bedarf div. Options setzen, „Create PDF“, fertig. 🚀
Braucht zwar einen Account, aber Free Plan reicht. Damit kann man schon unbegrenzt viele „Test-PDFs“ (mit Wasserzeichen) machen.
Einige weitere Beobachtungen: LibreOffice scheint Alternativtexte von Grafiken aus Word-Dokumenten zu importieren, und auch in PDF-Dokumenten landen diese beim Export, aber nicht, wenn die Grafik in der Kopfzeile einer oder mehrerer Seiten ist, sondern nur wenn diese im Hauptbereich der Seite vorkommt. Kopf- und Fußzeilen werden im resultierenden PDF für Screen Reader gar nicht gerendert. Gefühlt macht LibreOffice vieles richtig, wenn man es anweist, PDF/UA auszugeben.
Gemini AI needs to be disabled on Android or it will override your privacy settings and gain full access to your texts, calls, and WhatsApp - even if you’ve turned off Gemini Apps Activity on your phone.
I haven't used Gmail for months so I don't even care anymore. I deleted the Gmail app by using Canta app. I'm not gonna install it again on my Android just to change some settings
To be fair, that setting exists already for quite a while (and I've turned it off ages ago on my gmail account). Good to remind people to check once in a while whether it's still turned off, but it's not like they did this yesterday.
Here's the post from january 2025 about exactly this interface.
all my critical informations are stored with @Tutanota. All what remains in my gmail is basically junk I can lose without blinking. It's money well spent.
Wow, that’s concerning. Thanks for the warning. Most people won’t even notice Gemini was switched on automatically. Really appreciate you breaking this down and showing how to disable it. Sharing this! ❤️
Will share the link with family who need to hear it from "someone else".
Had to go Proton for all bc every time I attempted to sign up w Tuta for a account (paid annually after sign-up) I was flagged as potential abuser. With VPN. W/O VPN. Multiple devices, IPs, and browsers over a two-month period. 🤷🏻
That said, I still appreciate what you do. Disappointing to not have been able to sign up and pay. 💰 Maybe fix that. -Random midwestern parent who likes privacy and technology 👍
Thanks for reminding. I am afraid these toggles are just make believe. They have your data on their servers and already used it for Gemini crap behind the scenes. And none of the alternatives is safe as long as billions of people continue to use gmail blindly. Every mail you sent/receive to/from gmail is a door wide open. No other option then to block all traffic from gmail accounts.
I checked my settings today as I had looked to make sureit was off a while ago. Still off, so they aren't switching it on for people already opted out.
@troed I'm very confused now, seeing as that I literally turned it off as per your instructions -- and I'm in Europe. Makes me wonder if Google thinks I'm in the US, though.
I have tried this several times on different days and even weeks. The places I'm supposed to go do not exist on my phone. I'm still getting Gemini and I can't turn the damn thing off.
Last month it was the Young Republicans praising Hitler. Last week it was Fuentes & Carlson criticizing "Jewry". This week, they're saying swastikas and nooses aren't hate speech. The rot is party-wide. seattletimes.com/nation-world/…
Obedeciendo las instrucciones y órdenes profesionales de los superiores, salvo que constituyan una infracción manifiesta del ordenamiento jurídico, en cuyo caso las pondré inmediatamente en conocimiento de los órganos de inspección procedentes.
⚖️ Opinión | La sentencia al fiscal general y un cursillo acelerado sobre la historia del poder en España.
"Puede que no haya que llamar franquista a la justicia que ha despachado en un pispás y sin complejo alguno al fiscal general del Estado, pero la cuestión no está tanto en saber cómo llamarla sino en cómo desmontarla."
Gosh I feel like my english is just getting worse, I keep repeating words/phrases in following sentences without even recognising it, and generally, I feel it was better like a year before or so.
All the new Apple gear is doing quite well. Of course, the thoughts then turn to the insane amount of funds just laid out. Fortunately, the real big reason I even did this now was because I got a 10 month 0% APR balance transfer offer on a card that I did not use. So I now transfer the balance from the card I did use, to the one with the offer, and I get ten months to pay it off with no interest! Woohoo! So when I evaluated things from that perspective, I figure I can pay this huge expense off in ten months. Even though the initial moving plans are delayed until uncertainty, I'm still working on paying cleaners for this place. Fortunately, pest control is free from the building. For these things, I need to have liquid cash on hand, so I definitely appreciate the donations last month, and also this balance transfer offer that allowed me to spend free money that I don't actually have for ten months. So thanks to everything working out this way, I get to have some goodness with all the bull shit. Just wanted to clarify that I dind't not ask for donations to buy new Apple gear. Besides, I only really got $120. Doesn't quite cover it, LOL. In fact, the Apple gear wasn't even on my mind until I got the balance transfer offer. So I thank Mr. Visa for that one. And I most certainly thank my friends for the support on the bull shit side of the story, which is the damn pests. More cleaning happens Sunday, followed by more treatment. So yay or something like that. I can, however, see with clarity that this probably wasn't the best way to go about things, so if anyone who donated to the pest control assistance fund last month, and would prefer a refund, please DM me, and I'll get it done ASAP. If the donation still stands, I do much appreciate it, I thank you, and I appreciate an understanding that the Apple stuff was a totally new and different opportunity that came up.
Oh didn't even think of that, but thanks for the explanation never the less. Na I don't mind, you've deserved the donation never the less, if not for that then for the great instance administration. But it's good to know.
Volume control on the Airpods Pro 3 is such a huge upgrade. Such a minor feature, and it should have been present from the beginning, but we all know how Apple plays the game. Throw you a bone to make you bite, but hold just enough of the basics back to be able to sell them to you, again and again. Rinse and repeat. And so they played me, they won, and now I have volume control, $700 and two pairs of Airpods later, LOL. I can definitely see these things becoming my daily drivers. I have other cans that do things way better, but they generally only get pulled out in certain circumstances, or perhaps on a whim. But these Airpods Pro 3 could do the daily grunt for sure. The Watch 11 really got a lot lower in volume from its internal speaker since the Series 8. I get it though, save battery, and who wants to be hearing someone elses watch, "use headphones" is generally the best way to go about that, but I do wish the internal speaker was not so dampened. Yes, I've maxed all system sounds and speech sliders, and disabled automatic volume control. Its annoying, but perhaps an excuse to get a bone conduction device, so I can have two audio sources in my head at once.
What's better about the volume control on the 3's compared to the previous two generations? I haven't seen them yet. I had every intention of buying a pair, especially since I'm currently using them as hearing aids, since they work surprisingly better for me than I thought they would, except for the battery life, but then the NAS thing happened.
@BorrisInABox Oh, I guess my case is a bit uniquely specific. I only ever owned the Pro originals, so never had any integrated volume control on the stem. With the Pro 3, I now do, so perhaps this is influencing my excitement for it. I also unfortunately cannot say if there really is anything better about the volume control than what you arleady know.
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I submit: if you are making plans for propagating the species with your own DNA, you're a sociopath who should have no place in public society. Without exception.
I knew pretty early that the EU regulation for IM interoperability is not going the way we want it to go. However the regulator is now looking at push services (FCM, APNS) and I believe we can make some real impact there. We have working solutions and our demands are significantly more actionable.
I don’t know what I was expecting but it looks more and more like the Messaging Interoperability the EU promised will be each gatekeeper essentially publishing their client to server protocol and then you can either use multi protocol messengers or t…
Who here uses manual configuration profiles in NVDA? What do you use them for? Do please let us know!
And if you're not sure what configuration profiles are all about, check out the recent In-Process blog, which covered them: nvaccess.org/post/in-process-1…
I use them mostly for coding. I also have another that is essentially just my normal profile without the table verbosity for when I get tired of listen ing to that info. I should probably use more, but most of the controls for changes are convenient and thus I never seem to get around to it.
I have one that reads navigation information in documents and spreadsheets. I have one that is set to use a louder voice when I'm using Spotify. I have one that I rarely use these days, which is set to notify me of the time using the Clock add-on, at more regular intervals when reading books.
Mine arn't manual but I do have triggered ones for specific games. Prime example: I use a different synthisizer when I'm playing something like Diablo IV. There's a lot of sounds and music happening in the game that sometimes happen all at once, so I have different speech settings set up so that my synthisizer changes to something I can hear clearly over the in-game action.
I use nvda+/ to toggle my "Demo" profile, for screen recordings or live demos. It switches to Microsoft Eva, turns down punctuation, turns off a lot of document formatting announcements (most of my demos are for sighted people who might not even know what a landmark is), turns on the visual indicators, turns off screen curtain, turns on word echo, etc. This would be an absolutely ridiculous amount of work without the help of configuration profiles. Still wish #17415 wasn't such a mess.
@simon I think I'm looking at a different #17145 - I found github.com/nvaccess/nvda/pull/… "Fix not being able to rebuild after SCons cleanup" which was a pull request which was merged last year and is perhaps a different #17145 to the source of your frustration?
Link to issue number:
Fix #17144
Summary of the issue:
The files generated in comInterfaces were not completely cleaned up during SCons cleanup.
Resulting in an error on rebuild.
Description of use...
Sorry, I meant to type "17415". That was careless. It's the discussion about profiles ingesting unwanted settings after they're changed. It was split off from issue 10156. github.com/nvaccess/nvda/discu…
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Currently, changing settings in NVDA when more than one profile is created becomes complex, especially when more than 30 profiles are ...
@simon Ah yes, I'm with you now. It does get tricky, although a lot of users who use profiles also only set up several profiles, so it isn't necessarily message for every user
I use a configuration profile for something very silly. Sometimes I don't want the braille display to scroll while I'm reading with say all, because of the sounds it makes. So I have a profile which avoids it.
Quick question, how do I get NVDA to *not* announce when it connects/disconnects to/from wifi? I'm using an external adapter, and when I resume from stand-by NVDA annoyingly announces it's connected and plays a lil sound.
@Bri NVDA-shift-8 in the resource monitor addon is *supposed* to announce connection status. Not for me. That's a Resource Monitor addon problem not an NVDA one.
Simple one: I have one setup to switch to English speech output, since my primary language is German which I can listen to at a higher speech rate. The profile gets triggered by a keyboard shortcut and also when Reaper is in focus.
it does. One thing I would like to be able though is changing the Language of the Keyboard as well. Might not be something a lot of people need, I think.
@WestphalDenn Good question, and it's not an NVDA setting either so not something NVDA would readily support. Perhaps a script like autohotkey might be able to do it? Or you could press the profile shortcut key and then alt+shift or windows+spacebar to change keyboard as well? (would probably work best if you only had two insatlled and only switched between two)
Pressing the Shortcut manually works. AHK is an interesting idea. Not sure though if it could be triggered when the configuration profile used by NVDA changes.
@WestphalDenn I opened an issue for it almost 8 years ago. It's open, has been triaged, and has a P4 label. So it might take another 8 years to be implemented - LOL! FYI, JAWS does support this, and you can enable or disable auto-language switching upon altering keyboards with ALT+SHIFT. NVDA fails to switch to a proper language-specific voice when the typing language is altered via ALT+Shift: github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issue…
Steps to reproduce: Make sure Automatic Language Switching and Automatic Dialect Switching are enabled in the Voice Settings dialog Make sure you're using a TTS engine, like Eloquence/eSpeak/Vocali...
@WestphalDenn Sure, when, or let me say if, auto-language switching for typing is added, you can tie it to a profile, or prevent a profile from doing that.
public.monster, Roblox, Google Gemini, More: Thursday Evening ResearchBuzz, November 20, 2025
NEW RESOURCES Spotted on LinkedIn: public.monster. It's a 1990s-style Web host. From the About page: "Back in the 90s, you could just drop some HTML files in your ~/public_html folder and BAM — your site was live for the whole world to see. No build steps. No frameworks. No deployment pipelines. Just pure, unfiltered creativity. We want that feeling back." …
NEW RESOURCES Spotted on LinkedIn: public.monster. It’s a 1990s-style Web host. From the About page: “Back in the 90s, you could just drop some HTML files in your ~/public_html folder a…
Sonic synergy archive is up for the 9th of November. We are still holding onto the 17th until monday. Lastly dont forget about our crazy drum student joining us for the first hour of the show on Sunday. This will be must hear radio I guarantee!
Tekoälyä on povattu jo jonkin aikaa kuplaksi, mutta Nvidian marraskuussa 2025 julkistama tuorein neljännesvuoden tulos peittosi analyytikkojen odotukset.
Hei! Voisimmeko jotenkin kannustaa sinua käyttämään #NVIDIA-aihetunnistetta, kun viittaat kyseiseen yritykseen? Tiedän heidän NASDAQ-käyttäjätunnuksensa, mutta #NVDA on paljon laajemmin tunnettu valmistamamme näytönlukijan nimellä, ja #NVDA-aihetunnistetta käytetään erittäin laajalti näytönlukijoille. Se estää molempia yhteisöjämme saastuttamasta toistensa syötteitä. Jos haluat oppia lisää näytönlukijoista, verkkosivustomme on nvaccess.org/ - Kiitos!
Hi! Is there any chance we can encourage you to trend #NVIDIA when that's the company you mean, please? I know what their NASDAQ handle is, but #NVDA is much more widely known as the name of the screen reader we make and the #NVDA hashtag is very widely used for the screen reader. It will save both our communities polluting each other's feeds. If you'd like to find out more about the screen reader, our website is nvaccess.org/ - Thank you!
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