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Does anyone know of a #Gnome or #Linux or even #FOSS community in #Egypt? Or people thinking of starting something? I think we can do cool things. I just don't know many cool people.


#Citybahnstreik in den Medien πŸ˜‘πŸ’’πŸ˜–

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#Citybahnstreik in den Medien πŸ˜‘πŸ’’πŸ˜–

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The first Berlin Mini #GUADEC talk is now online. Watch @tbernard, @jimmac and @allanday talk about cool things happening in GNOME design. :ablobfoxbongo:

I will upload the other Berlin #MiniGUADEC #BerlinMiniGUADEC talks will follow during the next couple of days. Ping me otherwise lol :blobcatpusheen:

youtube.com/watch?v=4jTgHE2kMC…

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I am once again asking if any of the hundred or so instances with BugCat emotes knows where the BugCat emote pack is originally from or who made them. Also if anybody knows of a good Miku emote pack with attribution.
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in reply to Alexander Bochmann

@galaxis Oh wow, thanks! Not sure I feel good about grabbing a paid pack from an independent artist; I can’t see any details on this β€œYara” creator.


Elon Musk mocks Kamala Harris over video of her sharing pronouns and aiding the blind thepinknews.com/2024/07/22/elo… "What Musk didn't clarify was that the meeting was an event for the visually impaired"


Giving another talk today at GUADEC. This one’s a technical one about gobject-introspection; I’ve already presented it in Berlin and will be presenting again in Denver via the magic of betamax. I’ll be around for Q+A after.

#BerlinMiniGuadec #GUADEC

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Recording, slides and other details for posterity are here: tecnocode.co.uk/2024/07/22/gua…




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Massive IT outage spotlights major vulnerabilities in global information ecosystem tucsonsentinel.com/opinion/rep…
The global information technology outage on July 19, 2024, that paralyzed organizations ranging from airlines to hospitals and even the delivery of uniforms for the Olympic Games represents a growing concern for cybersecurity professionals, businesses and governments.
#Tucson #Arizona


OMG I was 0 days old when I learned that I could move backward and forward through Outlook accounts by pressing alt+left and right arrow.
in reply to Wenwei

Yep, those are great keyboard commands. What I wish I could do is to set up permanent hotkeys to jump to specific mailboxes. That would be great.


For the next 24 hours, all proceeds from our apps @mastowatch and #Audracity will go to the #Kamala campaign!

#usPol #usa #harris #biden #Election2024

Audracity: apple.co/47HmGeg
Mastowatch: apple.co/3VUPytt



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The Joe Biden web store has been converted to the Harris campaign and has a *ton* of #KamalaHarris merch, including bi and trans flag stuff!

#usPol #usa

shop.joebiden.com/



Watching The Armageddon Factor and hubs is like β€œOh. That one.” Yes. This one. #DoctorWho


Notes from Nerdsville.

Since I started watching all the classic Doctor Who espisodes in order, I've come to appreciate the quiet horror of the first Cybermen.

With minimal paraphernalia, and face coverings like bandages, they're easily the most creepy, evoking the sort of body horror their increasingly shiny descendants have lost. The weird, elongated pronunciation adds to the effect.

Bill Potts transforms into one of these monsters in The Doctor Fails.

#DoctorWho

youtube.com/watch?v=-Yi1l1sOO_…

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I agree. I've always found the voices of those earlier Cybermen to be far more horrifying. Some of the later ones almost sound like they're enjoying themselves; listen to them in Earthshock and the Five Doctors.


Did you know? The menu theme for the old Monkey Business audio game is a MIDI file called rastamon from Passport Designs. Here's my attempt at replicating the render of the file that appears in the game. As played on the S-YXG50 VSTi, with the 2 mb ROM and XGLite enabled. Thanks to @pitermach for the initial discovery. MIDI: web.archive.org/web/1997070321…

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Keby tu existovala eutanΓ‘zia tak by som sa nechal rozkrΓ‘jaΕ₯ a darovaΕ₯ komu čo treba.


We are pleased to announce that we got selected in another funding round by the EU’s NGI via the @NLnet Foundation @NGI0 Entrust Fund to work on some important features in Monal: nlnet.nl/project/Monal-IM-UI/

In short this consists of the following tasks (in no special order):
Implement Dialpad, Rewrite Chat UI, Implement Message Reactions, Rich Replies and Stickers, XSF work and a documentation of Monal's internals

#monal #ios #macos #xmpp #nlnet



uspol, unqualified punditry, optimism

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uspol, unqualified punditry, optimism

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uspol, unqualified punditry, optimism

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This coming Friday, July 26th, is the one year birthday of a major accessibility issue in documentation for website developers being pointed out, and little has been done.

Let's put it to bed without birthday cake.

Brain cancer has removed my ability to help, but I hope it's possible. If you've written HTML or CSS take the time to read over the issue, this is important.

Boosts appreciated πŸ’œ

github.com/orgs/mdn/discussion…



If you don’t support Kamala Harris right now you just support fascism. Us Canadian are worried about fascism because we have our own that look down south to do the same.


Motivo nΓΊmero dos mil quinientos por el que te haces mayor.
Pa arreglar una baeca, que si firma aquΓ­, firma allΓ­, desplΓ‘zate al INSS, que si Cl@ve porque no tengo Certificado Digital, y ahora ve al Ayuntamiento, y ahora firme aquΓ­... tropecientos mil papeles llevo asΓ­ toda la maΓ±ana. Β‘AfΓΊf!
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Hay que sacarse ese certificado. Ya sΓ© que es un coΓ±azo pero cada vez te harΓ‘ falta para mΓ‘s cosas.


Aira Officially Launches Remote Incident Manager Integration, Making On-Demand Remote Visual Assistance Fully Accessible! pneumasolutions.com/aira-offic…
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@KE8UPE RIM is free if you're the person who is receiving assistance. I don't know if AIRA's free tier allowing for daily five-minute calls provides this capability so it would be better to ask them about this. Even if it did, you would be pretty limited as to how much help you could receive because of the brief time allowed per day. Now if Be My Eyes had agents who could do it that would be pretty amazing.



Verizon Just Added 378,000 5G Home Internet Customers, Putting Pressure on Comcast & Spectrum As Cord Cutting 2.0 Grows cordcuttersnews.com/verizon-ju…


How to Get AI to Be Your Personal Narrator Online cnet.com/tech/services-and-sof…


Amazon Smart Thermostat Review: Great Features at an Unbeatable Price cnet.com/home/energy-and-utili…


What was Robles v. Domino’s Pizza? accessibility.com/blog/what-wa…


Braille in the Digital Age: The Significance of Braille Displays for Digital Accessibility accessibility.com/blog/braille…

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1Password can now encrypt data using your saved passkeys blog.1password.com/encrypt-dat…


We could generally use anybody interested in web development or design of basically any skill level to take interest in our websites. This is a place where we don’t have a very active community. Our web presence is maintained but it isn’t vibrant and exciting. Great opportunity for some excited young people to take ownership!
mastodon.social/@elementary/11…

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Just installed Calliope on my new PC. Why on earth is the volume so low at max volume? Sound volume in settings is maxed too. I should try Foobar instead, default Media Player volume is alright.
in reply to Orinks

I never did move away from Winamp. I don't regret my choice.
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@fireborn The one *one* reason I moved away from Winamp is because:
1. I don't like the direction the new owners are taking it what with it being a web app, and I do worry that eventually the classic version is going to simply stop working with some future Windows update. We already have the occasional odd glitch here and there.
2. Foobar seems to be still actively maintained, and has fooRun for extended shell integration. And the possibility for hotkeys to switch outputs


PedΓ‘ly uΕΎ dorazily πŸ€—
Tak to zΓ­tra po prΓ‘ci budu muset vyrazit πŸ‘
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@wolf70

F = m * g * sin(alfa) ... (jeΕ‘tΔ› je tam nΔ›jakΓ© tΕ™enΓ­ a dalΕ‘Γ­ vΔ›ci, ale to zanedbΓ‘me πŸ˜‰)

SΓ­la nutnΓ‘ k posunutΓ­ človΔ›ka do kopce je bohuΕΎel stΓ‘le stejnΓ‘, nehledΔ› na pedΓ‘ly.

Pardon, jΓ‘ jsem nerd.πŸ€“



Do you think reCaptcha is annoying? Then you haven't encountered OpenAI's captcha...

You have to solve 20 puzzles, by clicking on left and right arrows to select the one correct image from 7 options.

Frak it, giving up...




Odd dream.
Today on weird dreams: I was speaking in Parliament and the speaker kept interrupting me because I was using Basque words and corrected them in Castillian. The weird thing is, I don't even speak Basque, though it would be fun to learn.



Cynicism is easy. And it's understandable. Life is hard, made harder by people in power who only serve themselves. So I get it. But every real life activist I've ever met, every longtime volunteer or long-suffering advocate, was ultimately an optimist. It's like being a gardener. You don't plant a seed unless you expect, or at least hope for, a future capable of growing a plant.

Hope takes a lot more work than cynicism. But it's also smarter, cooler, and a hell of a lot more useful.

in reply to Ian Rose

I grew up in the eighties, which means, above all else, two things.

One, I grew up firmly believing that cynicism was smart and cool. All my favorite media hammered home that message. Hope was for Disney princesses. Cool kids were sad.

Two, I thought I was going to die in a nuclear war. And not abstractly or theoretically or some far off future. We legitimately thought that any random Tuesday, the world would end.

Things can get worse. But they can also get better, and with work, often do.

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