Anyone able to help advise me on how to write serde binds for scim? I feel like im doing it a really bad way right now and would love some #rustlang advice. github.com/kanidm/scim/blob/ma…
Cortana-grade AIs, in the Pre-343 Halo universe, took 7 years to go rampant. Sydney here is going off the edge after that many hours.
I don’t know what they’re putting in the water in Seattle, but why is Microsoft the only tech company out there building software that seems to have a half-life? Their file systems and OSes, and now their ML chat systems… they just _degrade_. It’s been true since the DOS days. They’ve been able to prolong it but just never fix it.
Microsoft capped Bing AI chatbot conversations at five turns per session after reports of strange and unsettling responses. The company previously said long chat sessions can make it respond in “a style we didn’t intend.”
Limiting SMS based two factor only, makes sence to me, because it's insecure compared to two factor apps. It still feels like a terrible power grab though. After all the limiting they've done lately this just doesn't feel right. blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/…
All replies here will show up as comments on my blog!
2023-02-18 UPDATE: This hack/fix is not needed anymore as #Github now allows up to 4 social accounts on user profiles which set the correct link with the rel="me" attribute needed for Mastodon verification! Thx @skhg for sharing!
2023-02-18 UPDATE: This hack/fix is not needed anymore as Github now allows up to 4 social accounts on user profiles which set the correct link with the rel="me" attribute needed for Mastodon verification! Thank you @skhg@mastodon.
Coming up live at 01:00 UTC (8:00 PM Eastern, 5:00 Pacific in the Americas) onThe Global Voice Internet Radio: an hour of Smooth Jazz, Chillout, and Easy Listening music on Smooth and Easy with Kelly Sapergia. More information about the show is at ksapergia.net/smooth. Tune in at theglobalvoice.info and click on the Listen Live link, or put the following URL in your favorite media player: theglobalvoice.info:8000/broad… #TGVRadio #audio
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@g Je to tak, s tímhle nic nikdo neudělal už léta. Proto to zmiňuju jako příklad. Také ale rozumím tomu že nejde vyřešit vše naráz. V tomhle případě mě ale štve ten výsměch lidí který na tom úřadě pracují. Jo vy to nemáte jak vyplnit na papíře? No tak smůla. Nebo použij náš portál postavený na Silverlightu. Ha ha ha. Tady najednou je úředník kterýmu se skládáme daněmi na plat a on se ti vysměje do obličeje.
The Austrian symbolist painter, Gustav Klimt, a driving force of the Vienna Secession, has joined the ranks of famous, dead artists being served up as pricey, super-sized, Instagram-friendly immersive experiences.
Modern camera app focused on privacy and security with QR & barcode scanning. - GitHub - GrapheneOS/Camera: Modern camera app focused on privacy and security with QR & barcode scanning.
have you asked if@GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social agrees to that? About a year ago we were approached and asked to remove all GOS apps from our repos (F-Droid's and mine; that also included their PDF Viewer) and have been told to not include them with any F-Droid repo without their "express permission".
Though the license of the apps would permit us to ignore that, we respect their request. So you'll have to get their express permission first.
@IzzyOnDroid I didn't. With #FOSS being FOSS I didn't expect anyone to oppose. So @GrapheneOS do you approve or do you have reasonable objections against adding your camera #Android app to #FDroid?
#rustlang peeps, how do you distinguish between recoverable errors and fatal ones that should exit the call chain as quickly as possible? I know about the nested Result from sled.rs/errors but am wondering about other patterns.
as a library author, my rule of thumb is that short of memory corruption issues (like out-of-bounds access), everything should be user-recoverable. Anything that would signal an incorrect internal assumption ("I am asserting to myself, as library author, that this invariant can never be violated") should immediately panic and never expose that failure to the user.
@zkat Oh, yeah, I'm not talking about programming errors. I'm trying to distinguish two cases:
- something happened in this heavily recursive thing which should result in just not rendering an element (e.g. a transformation matrix ends up being non-invertible, no big deal, just not render the object and continue).
- OOM, or an implementation limit was exceeded - catch it, exit quickly, report an error in the public API.
GUI programming definitely has different requirements, where showing something at all is generally considered better than not showing anything (see also: it makes sense for JavaScript to be so loosey-goosey about types and conversions)
There's... a lot to be said in the debate on whether the modern assumption of "memory is infinite" and allocators being optimistic has been a good idea all these years, or whether we should exercise more control over our allocators.
I'm also curious about this---we ended up just using nested errors with `?` until it reaches whatever level has enough context to say "I can ignore Outer(Inner(Foo(_)))" in a match statement.
My overview of free/libre CAD programs is now out of the paywall at LWN. The scope of the overview was intentionally limited, there are other interesting projects like CadQuery, LeoCAD, OpenVSP, and others. And then there's the entire architecture stack
Computer-aided design (CAD) software is expensive to develop, which is a
good
reason to appreciate the existing free and open-source alternatives to some
of the big names
in the industry.
The thing that strikes me here is that not only do I believe this offer would be harmful to your users if implemented, but also harmful to takeads' customers by lying in their statistics. But I guess it makes the number go up...
#Google Workspace will increase their prices from April 11, 2023. Flexible, non-contract plans increase in price by 20%. Or you can get better security and privacy for less by upgrading your #Tutanota account 😌 tutanota.com/pricingtechradar.com/news/some-users-…
I recently learned that German company Telefunken arguably invented the computer mouse. They offered a “Rollkugelsteuerung” (“rolling ball control”) for one of their mainframes in 1968, months before Douglas Engelbart’s “mother of all demos”. Telefunken’s mouse was also more advanced than Engelbart’s mouse as it used a ball instead of two wheels. (Photo credit: Marcin Wichary, CC-BY 2.0, flickr.com/photos/8399025@N07/… and flickr.com/photos/mwichary/232…)
This is the culmination of two and a bit months of hard work, and we're really proud of it :)
Big thank you to all contributors, testers, and well wishers!
Release highlights
Basic video support (mp4 only). You can finally upload videos, and view videos from remote instances too. Not all mp4 files work, currently -- this is something we'll investigate for next release most likely.
Support for federating reports in and out of GoToSocial, and viewing reports via the admin settings panel (this feature was sponsored by NLnet).
Support for webp attachments, avatars, and headers.
Users can now create, remove, and view status bookmarks!
Domain blocks now apply on a wildcard basis, so you can block a second level domain (like example.org) and it will apply to subdomains too (like poop.example.org etc).
HTTP request throttling -- only a certain number of http requests are served at a time now. This should vastly improve responsiveness under load on small instances.
Much better logic for pruning old avatars + headers, leading to gb of disk space savings.
Hello everyone! After much testing and prodding and poking, we're ready to release v0.7.0 Stormy Sloth into the world!
This is the umpteenth alpha release of GoToSocial (we stopped counting), and i...
@gotosocial And, it lives! Note, it can take a significant amount of time to start up on upgrade (I think it took at least 10 mins for me). My guess is it might have been deleting obsolete storage stuff.
Europa considera “injustificados” 300 permisos de ocupación de costa ampliados por la amnistía del PP
Se han producido 346 prórrogas de fábricas, chiringuitos o pasarelas en la costa tras la reforma legal de 2013 promovida por Mariano Rajoy en un proceso que Bruselas considera falto de “transparencia e imparcialidad” eldiario.es/sociedad/europa-co…
Desde que, en 2013, el Gobierno de Mariano Rajoy (PP) permitió prorrogar casi automáticamente durante décadas las ocupaciones que iban a caducar de fábricas, chiringuitos o pasarelas en la costa, 346 de estos permisos han sido alargados de manera “in…
As I said two years ago, discovery is going to be amazing and oh baby was it ever --- RT @willsommer This filing in the Dominion lawsuit against Fox News is one of the most remarkable documents I've ever seen. Filled with private texts between Fox stars like Hannity and Carlson, plus Murdoch, all admitting they knew Fox's stolen election claims were lies. https://int.nyt.com/data/documenttools/redacted-documents-in-dominion-fox-news-cas… twitter.com/willsommer/status/…
LibreOffice 7.5 introduced a new Dark Mode, activated automatically to match your system settings. But many of you asked for a manual switch, so our Design community @libodesign has implemented it for the next update – LibreOffice 7.5.1, in two weeks!
And I use Characters and libadwaita demo for testing myself.
This is probably the most widely-tested wip widget to date in libadwaita 😅
One of the missing pieces last time was undershoot style handling - if we have a flat header bar next to scrolling content, we need to add a border/shadow/whatever if content scrolls down.
I'm not going to detail the problems because I already did it last time (see neurodifferent.me/@alexm/10978…), but we ended up with yet another widget replacing GtkBox for this.
The preliminary name for it is AdwToolbarView (I don't particularly love it but don't have better ideas), and it actually allows us to do quite a few other things aside from "make header bars in dual pane view not look borked", even when header bars are not flat:
- Add a window handle to the full thing so search bars etc are automatically draggable - currently they are not even though they look connected to header bars
- Get rid of double spacing after getting rid of the borders, again like on that mockup. This part is complicated though, I'll explain why in the next toot.
- Have a shadow on the header bar. We never did because if you pack it into a box it will go below the window contents and not above - in a vertical box widgets are drawn top to bottom so header bar is rendered before content, along with its shadow
- Have a property for extending content underneath it. At this point one can use it instead of flap for things like Epiphany header bar in fullscreen.
So while I was not enthusiastic about having a widget for this initially, it seems to be working surprisingly well in practice.
Now, spacing. So, toolbars are supposed to have 6px padding on all sides, right? Well, that's not entirely true. It only has side padding, while top/bottom padding is instead margins on each button, each entry, each switch and each separator. And then undo it for popovers, so that buttons like in Epiphany's menu don't have extra padding.
This may sound ridiculous, and honestly it is, but the reason is these 3 cases.
Honestly, we should probably just get rid of all 3:
- view switchers can just be always wide in header bars, nobody really likes the narrow layout there anyway. And view switcher bars - we can just make them taller and use the regular padding
- calendar and logs should be redesigned, they look broken anyway
Now, why does it matter for collapsing spacing? Well, undoing those margins for buttons, entries, separators and switches in this particular case would make that css even more complex than it already is, and basically unmaintainable. If it was just padding on the toolbar we could do it easily, but with that part in mind... Yeah, not happening.
Another layout this leaves in the dust is tabs that are attached to a header bar but aren't full width. For example, in Nautilus. This was the original reason the tabs mockup wasn't completely implemented and kept the border btw.
Devhelp is another app with the same pattern, though it's still using GTK3 and GtkNotebook. But well, they can both switch to split header bars, all of this stuff is gonna be opt-in anyway - by using the new widgets.
Theming is a frequently requested feature for Conversations.
Conversations 3.0 will come with a green default theme and on recent devices users will be able to use "Material You".
There will be two settings: · Theme: Light | Dark | Automatic (follow system) · Use Dynamic Colors (Material You)
The latter will only be available on devices running Android 12+. This means no color selection on earlier devices unfortunately; but time will take care of that problem for us.
WebKit is bringing Web Push to iOS home screen web apps, with a full suite of native-like functionality including badging and focus modes. Read all about it: webkit.org/blog/13878/web-push…
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