K tomu, co se teď děje, jen jedno
🎸HNF🎸
🎶To svět se posral🎶
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Provided to YouTube by Parlophone Czech Republic To svet se posral · Hrdinové nové fronty Válka ℗ 2007 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by E...YouTube Music
Google AI Plus : avec son nouvel abonnement à 8 euros par mois, Gemini veut tuer ChatGPT Go
https://www.numerama.com/tech/2168959-google-ai-plus-avec-son-nouvel-abonnement-a-8-euros-par-mois-gemini-veut-tuer-chatgpt-go.html?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Publié dans Le meilleur de la tech @le-meilleur-de-la-tech-Numerama
Quelques jours après le lancement de l'abonnement ChatGPT Go à 8 euros par mois, Google réplique avec Google AI Plus, une formule équivalente qui donne accès à la meilleure version de Gemini et à 200 Go de stockage.Nicolas Lellouche (Numerama)
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Für blinde Musiker*innen, die die zugänglichen Keyboards und auf NKS basierenden Bibliotheken nutzen, weil sie eben sprechend sind und somit zugänglich, im Gegensatz zu vielen anderen solchen Keyboard-Systemen, ist das eine verdammt schlechte Nachricht. Sehende können vielleicht auf Alternativen ausweichen, wir haben aber solche nicht. Wie bitter! Hoffe das ganze Ökosystem wird irgendwie gerettet.
Native Instruments meldet Insolvenz an Das Berliner Musiktechnologieunternehmen Native Instruments, auch Muttergesellschaft von iZotope, Plugin Alliance und Brainworx, hat Insolvenz angemeldet. https://www.heise.heise online (Heise Medien on Mastodon)
Yesterday at work:
me: "Codex, figure out why <component> doesn't see <hardware>, even though <hardware> is clearly present on machine."
(left unsaid: component runs in container, other stuff (also in containers) sees hardware fine).
*2 minutes later*
Codex: "You have foo installed at version X (likely from ubuntu repositories), vendor's hardware support matrix page says that <hardware> only supports Foo at versions y+, I advise you to install from official vendor repo. If you run foo, it shows a "hardware not recognized" warning."
Me: "You don't have sudo, write a sh script runnable with sudo."
Codex: "script is at ..."
Me: "./script.sh; reboot"
*2 minutes later*
Oh that worked. Would have taken me hours of debugging otherwise.
The whole thing took about 15 minutes, most of which was installing packages over a slow network connection.
Automated build from commit 1908b13 Version: 0.3.0 Built: 2026-01-18T16:24:50-06:00 Commit: Add time announce shortcuts and improve VLC bundling Audio player: E: Speak elapsed time R: Speak remain...GitHub
If you're bored and are open for helping out documenting #curl, we have a list of outstanding tasks to work on in the "everything curl" book:
github.com/curl/everything-cur…
The book documenting the curl project, the curl tool, libcurl and more. Simply put: everything curl. - curl/everything-curlGitHub
Sign in with Apple polls!
Have you ever used this with a website and received essentially none of the emails the site sent (particularly a question with Kickstarter)?
(Sign in with Apple lets you use Hide My Email to create an address that Apple restricts to validated addresses that an app or website has registered with Apple and added DKIM and SPF records to define correct email origin servers.)
To close the possible race between socket() and fcntl(), we use SOCK_CLOEXEC instead of fcntl() when it is available.GitHub
What is with these websites with seemingly random soft hyphens placed everywhere?
Here's an example. It makes reading with a screen reader very difficult.
When researching a famous historical figure, access to their work and materials usually proves to be one of the biggest obstacles. But things are much more difficult for those writing about the life of Marie Curie, the scientist who, along her with husband Pierre, discovered polonium and radium and birthed the idea of particle physics. Her notebooks, her clothing, her furniture (not to mention her lab), pretty much everything surviving from her Parisian suburban house, is radioactive, and will be for 1,500 years or more.
openculture.com/2023/11/marie-…
Image by The Wellcome Trust When researching a famous historical figure, access to their work and materials usually proves to be one of the biggest obstacles.OC (Openculture.com)
Marie Curie’s Research Papers Are Still Radioactive a Century Later
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Image by The Wellcome Trust When researching a famous historical figure, access to their work and materials usually proves to be one of the biggest obstacles.OC (Openculture.com)
Canceled my Spotify subscription this year and started using @AntennaPod, and my god what an update to my QoL.
No algorithms shoving perceived interests down my throat, no analytics tracking my every move, and no ads other than any the shows themselves decided to embed in an episode.
Seriously, if you can, give it a shot for at least a week, or swing a donation their way. We all need projects like these to flourish
AntennaPod is a podcast player that is completely open. The app is open-source and you can subscribe to any RSS feed. AntennaPod is built by volunteers without commercial intere...AntennaPod
RE: social.coop/@dajb/115971635811…
This is super neat!
Built a small bridge between Proton Calendar and privacy-friendly video calls. A new browser extension lets me drop Jitsi, BigBlueButton, Whereby (or any custom link) straight into events. Code and details: https://blog.dougbelshaw.Doug Belshaw (social.coop)
if you happen to do that, please let me know. I am talking about a topic and I am interested in feedback fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event…
also @delta
On my way to Brussels for XMPP summit then FOSDEM. Contact me here or on XMPP if you want to discuss Libervia, see a demo, or talk about related topics (XMPP Pubsub, e2ee, activityPub or email gateways, forums, multiparty A/V calls, metadata reduction, serverless, data policy, etc).
You can also directly come to our booth (XMPP & Realtime Lounge).
Please note that this year we are in AW level 1 instead of the usual location.
Reading the "European agentic AI landscape" report and it doesn't start well. And note, I'm not per se opposed to AI. But this sort of unjustified affirmation of the consequent bothers me:
"The EU must address systemic barriers that limit its ability to
strengthen the agentic AI ecosystem and generate value."
Oh, really, must it now? Why then I suppose no-one could have anything to argue against that.
This is a lot higher than I expected:
"Citizens broadly support the benefits of AI. 62% of Europeans view robots and AI positively at work, and 70% believe they improve productivity, but remain concerned about privacy and the loss of human control (Eurobarometer 2024)."
Please help sign this online petition.
A new bill in Indonesia would massively expand censorship of LGBT+ content online. Tell lawmakers to reject this dangerous legislation now!
This petition was created by their partners at the Pelangi Nusantara.
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#lgbt #indonesia #humanrights #censorship
Indonesia is moving to ban LGBT+ content across digital platforms. Activists warn this will fuel harassment and arrests. Urge lawmakers to reject the Broadcasting Bill and defend free expression – censorship is not protection.action.allout.org
Leyendo noticias de Administración electrónica, acabo de ver esto, que se presenta como favorable, y a mi no me lo parece (y eso que yo sí pienso que la IA y los LLMs pueden tener utilidad).
"Europa destina ahora una mayor proporción de capital riesgo a la IA agentic que Estados Unidos, con Francia y Alemania emergiendo como los principales centros. Una constelación más amplia de ciudades innovadoras, como Ámsterdam, Estocolmo, Múnich y Barcelona, está fortaleciendo el papel de Europa en este espacio. Los financiadores públicos, como el EIC y el EIT Health, desempeñan un importante papel catalizador, atrayendo a los principales inversores globales al ecosistema europeo de IA agentic."
Colleague: Hey, we missed you at the off-site! You should have seen Brad's sales presentation, it w—
Me: [boops colleague on the nose]
Colleague: HEY! What the hell was that?
Me: I'm marking you as "read" without opening the message.
reshared this
The iPad was announced 16 years ago today. How?
How has it been that long?
How has the iPad not made PCs irrelevant yet?
How long until Apple just admits that iPad OS is a failed experiment with 7 too many window management options that make using the iPad more frictionful than a real computer at almost every single use case.
I still use mine almost every day but if my current 2018 iPad Pro stopped working for some reason I’m not sure I’d replace it. It just doesn’t quite know what it’s for. Still.
Buenos días desde la Administración Pública.
Ayer me tocó ir de sustituto a una comisión de publicaciones. Menos mal que el informe era favorable porque no es un tema en el que tenga experiencia.
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A lawyer says she was left bloody and swollen after multiple Durham Regional police officers allegedly slammed her head on a desk without provocation, ripped off her head scarf and dragged her to the basement cells of the Oshawa courthouse last week.
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Remember folks, Apple also delayed the release of one of their show because the subject might offend the snowflakes in the white house
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So if you think their leadership is silent about what's happening, consider they are tacitaly supporting it.
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Internal Slack logs shared with The Intercept show outrage over Cook’s coziness with Trump and Apple's silence on Pretti's death. https://theintercept.com/2026/01/27/apple-tim-cook-trump-alex-prettiThe Intercept (Journa.host)
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