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The International Telecommunication Union has released its 2025 Facts and Figures report, which reflects that nearly 6 billion people—about three-quarters of the world’s population—are now using the Internet.
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Hello. It largely depends on what band you are interested in.
For LW/MW/SW I'd recommend: Software: HDSDR - hdsdr.de/ Tons of shortcuts, you can easily tune, input frequencies, adjust filters etc. Cannot do FM stereo, RDS decoding possible only with external software. Hardware: I use Airspy HF+ Discovery and HF+ Dual Port. These have narrower bandwidth, but thei're nearly impossible to overload with strong signals. Great for both lower frequencies and broadcast FM. Won't work for DAB+ due to higher bandwidth requirements.
For DAB+ I use RTL-SDR blog V4 SDR and QT-DAB software. It's QT, so it has its ups and downs. github.com/JvanKatwijk/qt-dab
I have no experience with the more expensive, high end SDRs.
FOR #FMDX, there's currently a great combination. TEF-6686/6687 chip-based receivers, and FM-DX Webserver. The radios aren't strictly SDRs, but they are DSP-powered. The Webserver is maybe 90% accessible, with some accessibility bugs still unresolved, but they are rather minor. You can tune using arrows, input frequencies, view RDS data / signal strength etc. As far as I know, the keyboard shortcuts are undocumented, so feel free to ask, if you need to. FMDX Hub: fmdx.org/ FM-DX Webserver: github.com/noobishsvk/fm-dx-we… FMDX server list: servers.fmdx.org/ You need to activate the "Server list" button first to browse servers. My FM-DX Webserver 1: fmdx.praa.sk:39400/ My FM-DX Webserver 2: fmdx.praa.sk:40410/
Server description: QTH: Spišská Nová Ves, SVK 🇸🇰, north side of the building
RX: Headless TEF with FM-DX-Tuner firmware
Antena: Iskra FM-50F. Currently v, variable azimuth.
Note: I may occasionally lock to admin when I want to use the server myself.
I sometimes wish I could use the Flatpak version of Simple Scan, but every time I inevitably have to revert to Fedora's RPM version because of this: gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/simple-…
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/simple-scan/-/issues/508 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2392501 actually gnome scan is broken, seams bug on a library version previous last merge #51 wor...
Since scanners are often so slow and not portable (for scanning receipts on the go), it would be amazing if GNOME Scan could support not only USB scanners,...
This is a repository of apps to be used with your F-Droid client. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github, GitLab, Codeberg).
230+ enviro groups have written a letter demanding a moratorium on Meta, OpenAI, crypto and Google's, supersized datacenter land/water/grid grab in the US.
While encouraging, it seems the locals are already bringing the squeeze:
"At least 16 datacenter projects, worth a combined $64bn, have been blocked or delayed due to local opposition to rising electricity costs."
Trump before: "I'm OK releasing the full footage of us blowing up the boat."
Trump now: "I never said that! Fake news! You're a HORRIBLE HORRIBLE reporter!!" (Of course it was a woman.)
...Reporters--why, WHY, for the love of God WHY!!--do you not yet show up at every press briefing with a little video queued up on your phone, showing which Trump quote you're going to ask Trump about, so the VERY MOMENT he denies ever saying it, LIKE YOU SHOULD KNOW HE WILL, you can quickly say, "Here, Mr. President," & play his own words RIGHT THERE IN THE MOMENT with cameras on you? As opposed to offering some mealy-mouthed fact check later when no one is paying attention anymore. WHY in this age of instant videos & smart phones do NONE of you do this? WHY??
No wonder a senile old bat like Trump (can't remember what he said a day or so ago) continues to win the media war.
Yay! After 2 years, the left-side control of my reclining couch repaired itself!
Laziness totally pays off!
And so does thriftiness!
Two years ago, I spilled some drink onto the control. From that point forward, one of the buttons stopped working. I used a workaround by pressing two other buttons. I also looked for a replacement, but I decided they were too expensive.
I also opened the control to see if there was an easy fix, but there wasn't.
So I used the workaround all this time, but today I found that the button that did not work anymore works.
So if someone gets on your case to repair something, just say that you're giving it a good two years to see if it will repair itself.
Most of the people hostile to X11 removal are nvidia users. And you know why? Because nvidia with all their trillions of market cap still have the shittiest Linux support.
agreed on nvidia support part, but I don't think majority of holdouts would be nvidia users. I'd guess folks who are using non-kde/gnome window managers, sometimes with very unique setups and many years of tweaks... That's not something you migrate that quickly. I took that plunge from awesomewm few years back and beginnings were not ideal...
I'm sad that color management doesn't work anymore.
My colorimeter is just sitting around, collecting dust. At least my monitors were pro-level sRGB "calibrated" at the factory (so they're not horribly off), and I don't print much. It'd still be nice to have color management in GNOME for darktable again.
(And I'm still waiting on a release for for the Mutter 49 XWayland bug to be able to upgrade. A fix is in main; Mutter just needs a new release.)
Hey, if you're learning to record audio, make music, mix, all that stuff, please realize that in the year 2025 a good amount, if not most, of the advice you see on Youtube is bullshit. Some of it is exaggerated, some is misinformed, some is just totally wrong.
Like everything else it's been taken over by complete nonsense for clicks.
I see that a lot. I teach people how to do this and a lot of them want to follow some random producer that says 'You must use 5001 saturators and 975 compressors in this order on all your tracks no matter what you're recording!' no... Stop. Just stop it right now.
I love teaching though, found my second calling next to actual music making. I'm blind and I teach other blind people how to use Logic Pro so they can achieve whatever it is they want to do. Always shocks clients when I run an entire session without once using a mouse 😏
@FreakyFwoof I see it to some extent on car-related videos as well (other than those for a specific model of car or maintenance procedure, where there are only certain ways of doing things correctly and its impossible to bullshit those).
Good evening mastofolks. Does anyone on here use #QFeed? I just bought it and the user interface is indeed very accessible. Unfortunately, however, none of the 18 feeds I've tried to add could be recognised by the software. Anything I'm doing wrong? I know these are valid feeds, as #Tweesecake has accepted them in the past. Cheers for any help.
I've set up microphones outside my window recording the street just now, and made a little test recording. Someone running by the window. I'm 100% sure I've setup the capsules in the correct directions, yet, I seriously can't tell whether this person is coming from the left, and running to the right, or vice versa. I'm genuinely interested what other people think of the stereo here, whether I should try moving the capsules farther away from each other, or how I could improve the sound.
ExplorerRS is a map style for #OsmAnd I'm finally happy with. The pastel colors are similar to #Mapycom, which are very popular here. When you zoom out, the right amount of detail is removed. Really nice work! 👌
That looks realy nice! It was one of the things I didn't know how to address sufficient way using Osmand some time ago. (Especially proper colors of Czech hiking routes, it was confusing.) Now, I experiment with OSM Scout maps on Sailfish OS, hiking routes colors are OK, outdoor map of the same area looks like this.
Having had a number of great one on one discussions with people at the bsd conferences and friends, I do have to say the group of two works really well.
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It's 1000 words in 1 page, by Itai Yanai & Martin J. Lercher, 8/Jan/2024 in the journal "nature biotechnology"
~ https://doi.org/10.1038/s41587-023-02074-2
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Zum esten Mal trafen sich Teammitglieder, Ehrenamtliche und Nutzer:innen von Little World auch analog. In der DigiChurch in Aachen tauschten sie sich bei einem Brunch und zwei Workshops über Ideen und Vorschläge für die Plattform aus.
Gemeinsam gestalten, voneinander lernen
Unser erstes Community-Treffen, dem die Gründer von Little World, Oliver, Tim und Sean, zusammen mit Mitarbeitenden, Ehrenamtlichen und Nutzer:innen unserer Plattform zusammenkamen, fand am Samstag, 29. November 2025, in Aachen statt.
Ein besonderer Ort für besondere Begegnungen
Das Treffen begann um 11 Uhr in der DigiChurch, einem Kirchengebäude, das heute als nicht-kirchlicher Co-Working-Space dient. Der Raum ist beeindruckend: Details der spätgotischen Architektur treffen auf eine typische Co-Working-Ausstattung. Das war natürlich eine Atmosphäre, die genau zu uns passt: Alt und Neu, Tradition und Innovation, Vielfalt und Gemeinschaft. Beim Brunch hatten wir Zeit, uns kennenzulernen. Viele von uns kannten sich bisher gar nicht oder nur digital. Das Lachen und der Austausch waren überall spürbar. Es entstand ein Gefühl, das Little World ausmacht: Hier kommen Menschen zusammen, die normalerweise nie zusammenkommen. Perspektiven, die sonst nie ausgetauscht werden, begegnen sich auf Augenhöhe.
Hybrid gestalten – digital verbinden
Um Austausch und Teilhabe für alle zu ermöglichen, hatten wir uns bewusst für ein hybrides Format entschieden. Dazu wechselten wir kurz vor 13 Uhr in den Meeting-Raum. Little World ist digital aus ganz Deutschland erreichbar. Deswegen war es selbstverständlich, auch remote Teilnehmende einzuladen, auch wenn sie beim Brunch nicht dabei sein konnten. Insgesamt waren wir 20 Menschen: 18 vor Ort in Aachen und 2 online zugeschaltet.
Rückblick, Einblicke und echte Gespräche
Der Nachmittag war voll mit Eindrücken und Austausch. Nach einem Rückblick auf alles, was wir 2025 gemeinsam geschafft haben, teilten die drei Gründer Oliver, Tim und Sean in einem Interview ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen und Motivation. „Menschen zu treffen, die unsere Vision seit Monaten unterstützen, Teilnehmende, die teils seit drei Jahren mit dabei sind: Das, was wir digital sehen, hat sich hier real gezeigt. Und uns ganz viel Energie, Ideen und Anregungen für die Zukunft gegeben“, fasst Oliver den Tag zusammen.
Arbeitsgruppen: Was braucht unsere Community?
Dann ging es richtig an die Arbeit – in zwei Gruppen mit klaren Fragestellungen:
Gruppe 1: Was brauchen Menschen für einen guten Start bei Little World?
Die erste Gruppe arbeitete hybrid und beschäftigte sich mit der Onboarding-Erfahrung. Warum? Weil genau der Start in etwas so Neues manchmal verwirrend sein kann: Was erwartet mich? Was soll ich machen? Und nicht immer klappt alles auf den ersten Versuch.
Die Ideen der Gruppe:
Mehr Klarheit im Prozess: Besonders am Anfang braucht es Orientierung: Wo stehe ich gerade? Was ist der nächste Schritt? Aktuell laufen Menschen durch den Prozess, ohne ihn komplett zu verstehen.
Feedback-Kultur stärken: Öfter eine Umfrage durchführen, um uns kontinuierlich zu verbessern.
Die „Little World Fibel“: Ein zentraler Ort, wo neue Nutzer:innen alle Antworten finden. Vieles gibt es bereits auf der Website und Plattform, aber für Neulinge ist es oft schwierig, genau das zu finden, was sie gerade brauchen.
Inhalte für die Anfangsphase: Konkret wurden Trainings zu gewaltfreier Kommunikation und kulturelle Trainings zur Kommunikation und Wahrnehmung gewünscht. Auch das Thema Sensibilisierung in alle Richtungen der Vielfalt-Merkmale wurde angesprochen.
Gruppe 2: Wie lernen und entwickeln wir uns bei Little World weiter?
Die zweite Gruppe war komplett analog vor Ort und fokussierte sich auf Lernen und Weiterentwicklung. Welche Trainings, Ressourcen, Räume und Impulse brauchen Menschen, um auf ihrem Weg bei Little World neue Kompetenzen zu gewinnen? Der Grundgedanke: Eine vielfältige Gesellschaft braucht das Engagement aller und alle müssen mitgenommen werden.
Die Ideen der Gruppe:
Glossar und Wissensdatenbank: Ähnlich wie die Little World Fibel aus Gruppe 1 ein Nachschlagewerk für alle.
Gesprächsideen und Alltagssituationen: Basis-Ressourcen, damit Teilnehmende nicht alles selbst entwickeln müssen.
Mehr Transparenz: Die Community möchte gerne mehr darüber erfahren, was wir gerade entwickeln und welche neuen Features kommen, zum Beispiel durch Blog-Artikel.
Technische Verbesserungen: Ein Löschsystem für alte Dateien, ein Support-Ticket-System, Gamification, um die eigene Journey bildlich zu verstehen, und Gruppen-Chats für erweiterten Austausch.
Energie, die wirkt
Beide Teams präsentierten einander ihre Ergebnisse. Dabei kamen noch mehr Ideen für weitere Aspekte dazu! Das zeigt, wie viel Engagement und Leidenschaft in dieser Community stecken.
In der Check-out-Runde kurz vor 17 Uhr fielen immer wieder die Worte: Wirkung, Mitgestalten, Energie und Freude. Die Worte von Sean trafen es auf den Punkt: Diese Community ist in diesem Jahr wirklich in Bewegung geraten, und wir sehen mit Freude, wie viel Optimismus und Kraft sie mitbringt.
Wie es weitergeht
Wir werden diese Ideen und Impulse in konkrete Projekte umwandeln und freuen uns riesig auf die Zusammenarbeit in 2026. Vielen Dank an alle, die vor Ort und online für dieses wirkungsvolle Treffen dabei waren. Das werden wir wiederholen!
Zum esten Mal trafen sich Teammitglieder, Ehrenamtliche und Nutzer:innen von Little World auch analog. In der DigiChurch in Aachen tauschten sie sich bei einem Brunch und zwei Workshops über Ideen und Vorschläge für die Plattform aus.
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Hi, interessant. Das läuft über #Videokonferenz?Welches System wird denn dabei eingesetzt?
@littleworld benutzt livekit.io für Video Calls. #Livekit benutzt WebRTC Video calls und der Server sowie Client implementations sind Open-source. Im Moment verwenden wir auch deren payed hosting service. Die #Livekit server implementation lässt sich mit etwas aufwand auch selber Hosten, das anzugehen fehlten uns bisher noch die Resourcen bzw Zeit.
Zu #Livekit sind wir btw. erst anfang letztes Jahr gewechselt, weil Twilio Video in 2024 - was wir vorher verwendet haben - end-of-life angekündigt hat. Damals habe ich auch einen Vergleich ein paar der möglichen Optionen aufgestellt: blog.t1m.me/blog/video-call-cl…
Im Prinzip ist diese Komponente aber auch austauschbar!
A comprehensive comparison of leading video call service providers focusing on cross-platform compatibility for React-based web and native applications.
bake node_exporter into the image you're using for the auto-scaling group I guess, and then they'll be monitored as soon as they start reporting their data into the TSDB ?
no, run vmagent in the container to scrape itself, and then forward to the Prometheus (VictoriaMetrics, ideally, for performance) server using the -remoteWrite.url flag
I have never used Prometheus-style metrics where I make the monitoring server scrape everything remotely. That's just crazy to me. I have each server scrape itself and write/forward the metrics where I want them.
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We could use a "reschedule all jobs" button in Pleroma that updates all the Oban jobs to be reschedule to attempt *now* instead of whatever the current retry/backoff time is, which after an unexpected outage could be a long time (days, even)
It's easy to do with SQL but silly that you have to I guess
At a work party wife's coworker commented her first trimester healthcare in China cost $300 total but her first visit to the doctor here was over $2000. And you can get MRI, bloodwork, whatever results on your phone in two hours.
China cured Parkinson's. Returned motor control. Functionally cured. This probably means we can use a similar technique to repair any other neurological disorder caused by cell death.
But also why not anything else? If we can make these precursor stem cells replace something missing there's so much we could do with it
In reality, Trump, then a New Yorker, does not appear to have ever lived in either home, let alone used them as a principal residence. Instead, the two houses, which are next to his historic Mar-a-Lago estate, were used as investment properties and rented out, according to contemporaneous news accounts and an interview with his longtime real estate agent — exactly the sort of scenario his administration has pointed to as evidence of fraud.
Trump’s Own Mortgages Match His Description of Mortgage Fraud, Records Reveal
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The administration has argued that Fed board member Lisa Cook may have committed mortgage fraud by declaring more than one primary residence on her loans.
My Postgres 18 upgrade went fine. It's a little bit of a pain to do on FreeBSD though as you can't have old and new versions installed simultaneously but you need both to do pg_upgrade
Logging into Google (liability) assets to get an API key:
"This browser may be insecure ..."
1. It's the same one I logged into YouTube an hour ago. Same IP even.
2. Are we going to have the "It's not an Alphabet Product so were going to bitch at you because WE can't see EVERYTHING" argument again? Reminder, I'm an hour from Mountain View and have a "less than stellar attitude".
I just put Apple Care on my AirPods Pro 3s. If this isn't the first time I've bought Apple Care, then it's been a very long time. I figure it's worth $2 per month, though. My Pro 2s aren't doing well, and I could have kept them if I'd had the option of having them fixed or replaced under waranty. I'd rather that not happen to the 3s. They're not amazing for sound or transparency, but I mostly bought them for ANC, and that they do very, very well.
@vick21 I mostly use ANC when around running water (like sinks), a treadmill, and an oil furnace. Such sounds are definitely blocked even more effictively.
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