When you #selfhost something publically, do you trust it's usermanagement? It's password protection? Or do you add more things yourself, like ratelimiting or a central auth service (like Authelia e.g.).
Hoy requiero de vuestro amplio conocimiento del castellano y vuestra pericia eligiendo nombres. A saber:
En el #StardewValley tengo unas gallinas a las que he llamado con nombres antiguos, como de señoras de pueblo, rollo Remigia, Dorotea, Gertrudis, etc.
Esta tarde jugaré y estoy construyendo un establo, así que tendré vaquitas con las que quiero seguir eligiendo nombres similares. Escucho vuestras sugerencias, que se me acaba la inventiva y seguro que aquí hay gente con muy buenas ideas 😇
Se agradecen contribuciones o en su defecto un boost para llegar a más gente. Gracias, estimades 😙
Lol, Google Drive can't cope with me suddenly deleting like 400 GB. Synchronisation error, please try again later. Anyway, I now have a backup at a Hetzner storage box, the source (my external HDD(, so I need one more spot. Get a 2nd drive and pllace it somewhere else? Another internet storage/cloud somewhere somehow? Not sure.
How'd you even manage actually storing 400 gb of actual data in it? I would never use drives like that, maybe out of habbit of knowing it's just online, only a cloud, sub based etc? Idk.
V Nizozemsku začali prodávat zábavní pyrotechniku, letos nejspíš naposledy - počítá se s tím, že za rok už nebude platit novoroční výjimka z plošného zákazu ohňostrojů.
The largest fundamental science agency in Europe will save €1.4 million annually by breaking free from Clavariate Analytics' commercial databases of references and citations.
Starting January 1st 2026, the CNRS will stop subscribing from the Web of Science, along with the Core Collection and Journal Citation Reports.
"We have worked for free to lock ourselves collectively into a paid system", one head of the CNRS explains - but no more! 🎉
Y’all, please continue to boost good posts you see. I’ve realized that almost all of my discovery of new (to me) accounts on Mastodon comes from when you boost something, I like it, and click through to the original poster to check them out and end up following them.
THREAD: on Friday, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel would recognize Somaliland, an autonomous breakaway republic in northern Somalia, as an independent state.
This makes Israel the first state to officially recognize Somaliland, since it's 1991 declaration of independence.
I've noticed something about using my BrailleNote. The one I've been working with lately has an 18 cell Braille display. Because the BrailleNote has thumb-keys, I can reverse the keys so that the key to advance the display forward is further to the left. On a 32 cell, I would use a custom set and set the very far left key to move forward, however I'm finding that this seems to get to my wrist after awhile and it gets uncomfortable for me to read for long periods. On this BrailleNote with the 18 cell display, I'm finding I can fly through information in Braille because with where the Braille starts, and the fact that I use my thumb to hit the key to advance, with the keys reversed I can read in Braille faster than I have ever been able to in the nearly 19 years I've been working with Braille displays. It's interesting that I find this easier with the shorter displays.
I always loved those notetakers that are the same size for both the 32 and 18 cell, it's just on the 18 cell displays they only have braille in the middle lol. DK why it always cracked me up that the only amount of effort some display put into miniaturizing was just to remove cells from each end
@Bri Honestly though, the BrailleNote seems to be that way and I think it's actually the fact that it's done that way that makes it easier for me. On my Apex 32, my wrist gets tired after awhile and I can't read on it for long periods. With it set this way on the BrailleNote I'm working with, the start of the display is aligned with the far right side of what is usually the previous thumb-key, so it's more in line with where the Braille starts and it works so much better for me.
Tak po dlouhém hledání a špekulování 😀 vyhrál eu.zwift.com/products/wahoo-ki… Tak snad dorazí zítra a nový rok začnu s novým strojem. A díky moc @pavelkout za rady a tipy 👍☺️
@mireeek Pockej! Koukam, ze si zaplatis za masinku a abys ji moh pouzivat tak platis mesicne jeste sw? To bych to kolo podlozil zidli a cumel z okna, teda...
@mireeek nejsem zadna drzgresle, ale radsi ty penize prozeru! Ja myslel ze ty legrace jak jedes Tour jsou k tomu. Bez toho placeni to nejde? Nejaka free apka? To bez toho vlastne nedava smysl, to je jen podlozka pro kolo, ne? Takovej kousek rotopedu:)
If you as a college professor: * never check or respond to emails, * Only grade twice a semester, * Spend at least a quarter of every class talking about how wonderful you are, * Don't allow makeup work, * Make us come in on Veterans day when you yourself are out, * etc. maybe you should not be a fucking professor. SO glad this is my last week.
Finally setting up my Kopia backup structure to my Storage box and external drive as my 2TB Google Drive I just synced everything unencrypted for now is going to expire in 2 days. Was about time lol.
Zen Browser is a free, open source browser based on Firefox, designed for a calmer internet experience by removing Firefox's "bad bits." It has zero telemetry. It comes with more "hardened" privacy settings out of the box, whereas Firefox requires you to dive into the settings to achieve the same level of protection and zero Ads etc. this is what Firefox should have been. Anyway, I shared information. Now it is up to you 😉 zen-browser.app
I've been a very happy user of Bitwarden for several years but recently, I've begun noticing an a11y issue that's really inconvenient. I'm using JAWS and the Chrome Browser. I bring up the Bitwarden extension and press New to create a new item. Focus lands on the Folder item type, and I can't select any other item type by using the arrow keys. Anyone else seeing this? @bitwarden
I'm thankful for #Be My Eyes. I am going through holiday cards and reading the little messages that are often handwritten, even in cursive. It is a joy to have the app read them to me. Even if they're not private messages, it's still wonderful to think that this option exists, especially when cited assistance is not immediately around the corner. Thank you so much, Be My Eyes!
FSCast #265 is live. Mitchell Smedley shares his experience hosting a college radio show, Quin Gillespie introduces Paperback, an accessible ebook and document reader for Windows, and we preview upcoming Vispero training. Listen now: blog.freedomscientific.com/fsc…
This month, Mitchell Smedley shares his experience hosting his own radio show and serving as president of a college radio station. Quin Gillespie introduces Paperback, a fully accessible ebook and …
Paramore's official audio for "For A Pessimist, I'm Pretty Optimistic" from 'RIOT!' - available now on Fueled By Ramen. Get it at - http://smarturl.it/paramo...
Well, lookie here. I went to my other haunt, producer.ai, because Suno is having issues. What do I see on the page, but yes, accessibility help text. To pick up a draggable item, press the space bar. While dragging, use the arrow keys to move the item. Press space again to drop the item in its new position, or press escape to cancel. sortable
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