We're excited to release version 7.1 of PeerTube, which continues to evolve graphically, but also to simplify your discoverability! Let's take a close...
In the year 2000, we celebrated the first Gigawatt of photovoltaics - after more than 40 years of research and implementations. Now, we install that capacity twice a day.
Since 2022, the American Library Association’s Libraries Transforming Communities: Accessible Small and Rural Communities initiative has awarded grants to 662 small and rural libraries nationwide.
The War Games heat up! The Doctor’s past collides with his present as the War Chief’s true nature is revealed. Mind control, shifting battle zones, and a shrinking SIDRAT raise the stakes. Dom Bettinelli and Jimmy Akin break it all down!
Рибосома связывается с молекулой мРНК и последовательно считывает её нуклеотидные триплеты — кодоны, каждый из которых кодирует определённую аминокислоту. Специальные транспортные РНК (тРНК) приносят соответствующие аминокислоты к рибосоме, ориентируясь по антикодонам, комплементарным кодонам мРНК. Рибосома соединяет аминокислоты в растущую полипептидную цепь, пока не встретит стоп-кодон, завершающий синтез белка.
Probably worth noting that brave is not really a friend and is actively highjacking suggestions to crypto (not that you should be using it anyway) and replacing ads with it own network.
Firefox can no longer be classed as a privacy browser, thanks to their new Terms of Use policy... as many think it'll grant them the rights to use your data to train AI, in the future!
A legal solution, but I see a technical problem too: There can never be a new browser engine now. Almost every browser around is based on Chromium, and there are only three engines existing that are usable today. It's impossible to make a new one because the web browser, just to run the modern web, is usually the most complicated program on the computer aside from the OS itself. In many regards the browser is a mini-OS.
firefox has multiple security vulnerabilities so I personally don't use and don't recommend any firefox based browsers anymore. More on this here: madaidans-insecurities.github.…
Have made my first ever experience with the package pickup stations of the Austrian post last weekend. They have been made accessible to the blind. The procedure is as follows: 1. You receive a physical notification about a package being dropped off at a station in your mailbox. 2. The notification has one of its corners cut off to make a tactile difference. This way you can tell where the code you need to scan is located. 3. You go to the pickup station. The tactile flooring inside will guide you to the stations. 4. You touch anywhere on the touch screen of the station. 5. You touch again, this time the area above a circle shape that can be touched on a strip below the screen itself. 6. The voice guide is activated and issues further instructions. 7. You place the code on your notification in front of the reader. 8. Assuming it has been scanned correctly, you proceed to signing the delivery confirmation on the touch screen. How you can do it without seeing the screen is still a mystery to me but I guess anything you draw is accepted by the system. 9. The locker opens and makes a ticking sound until you find it, remove your package and shut the door. I still find the way of opening it with a mobile app that some providers in other countries offer far easier but it's great those are ready for use even if you don't want or can't use a smartphone. #Accessibility #Blind
Ready to become a real Linux user? In this video, I break down the funniest and most stereotypical traits of a Linux enthusiast – from growing a beard to minimizing RAM usage (even when you have 32GB!). Whether you’re a Linux newbie or a veteran, this guide will have you laughing at the quirks of the Linux community.
(I may or may not be guilty of all of the mentioned traits)
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Let‘s Encrypt describing their ACME profiles in detail:
‚classic‘: 90 days, all as before ‚tlsserver‘: 90 days, smaller certs, cut lean for its server role and modern clients ‚shortlived‘: ~6 days, otherwise like ‚tlsserver‘
If you have no idea what the mentioned TLS extensions are about, do *not* configure a profile. But if you do, use classic.
If you have a rough idea and serve modern clients, tlsserver cuts some bytes and the auth process is tighter.
A profile is a collection of characteristics that describe both the validation process required to get a certificate, and the final contents of that certificate.
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Tired of searching through emails, calendars, and messages to find the right meeting link? Perspective Meetings makes it easy to keep all your video meeting links in one convenient place.
In this installment on PBS about the static site generator Jekyll to create free websites on GitHub, @bart digs into the build process, and how the location, naming, and content of files automatically turn into web pages.
I have two new stories up: first is on disability politics under Trump 2.0, second is me feeling bad about a new feel-good documentary about blindness . Both linked on my "Substack" here! open.substack.com/pub/vilejell…
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“Voice of America was the most sought-after radio broadcaster in Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Laos, Mongolia, Myanmar, Pakistan, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam, in many cases, by a considerable margin.” lowyinstitute.org/the-interpre…
Traveling as a trans person is already hard enough. The Trump administration is making it even harder. As part of their campaign of hate, they’re deliberately misgendering trans people on their passports, insisting on what was assigned at birth rather than the truth they now live.
Look, gender markers on government identification are bullshit. Fun fact: gender markers were only added to passports in the 1970s. We could do without them, and in fact, we have! But if we’re gonna have them, by the Goddess, they shouldn’t be weaponized by willfully ignorant bigots.
The “proposed” changes are already in effect, since this government loves to decimate first and ask questions later. Nevertheless, they need to know that there are a ton of people who are absolutely not okay with this. Are you one such person? Stand up and be counted!
The U.S. Department of State has opened public comment periods on three important passport applications, and we must flood all three with our opposition to anti-trans changes before it's too late.
The U.S. Access Board is a federal agency that promotes equality for people with disabilities through leadership in accessible design and the development of accessibility guidelines and standards for the built environment, transportation, communicati…
Hi guys, I started teaching a couple of people how to program/create games in NVGT. These classes have been going on for over 2 months, and I really enjoy teaching them! I decided to make it generally available for those interested. You get a 1 hour free assessment/trial lesson. After that, individual 1 hour lessons are $21.50 and 2 hour lessons are $37.50. I work full time, so unfortunately timeslots are somewhat limited for now, but they are available. In case you're wondering, my full-time job is AT instruction, and I've been doing it professionally for over 3.5 years. Depending on how this venture goes, I'm hoping I'll expand my subject offerings in the future. stevend.net/classes
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).
Today I learned: If you use #Chrome and are annoyed by those "Sign in with Google" dialogs stealing keyboard focus on certain websites, you can disable it at the browser level.
In the address bar, type or paste in "chrome://settings/content/federatedIdentityApi" (without the quotes. You should land on the "Third-party sign-in" Settings page.
On that page, there'll be two radio buttons: "Sites can show sign-in prompts from identity services", and "Block sign-in prompts from identity services". Set it to the second one, and you should find that the problematic dialogs are no longer present.
@clv0 Yeah, it was not automatic, I had to set up some filter (or rule or whatever it's called) for this.
I can't remember exactly what I clicked on to set it up (lots of brain fog and memory problems!) but it works. I've seen others post about this solution, too.
@clv0 @ahimsa_pdx I *think* this should be blocked by one of AdGuard or Easylist Annoyances blocklist (i.e. both should work). I no longer see those banners at least.
a friend invited my wife and me to visit them… and we were invited to an event i’ve wanted to do since childhood
had to turn both down because they’re in states where i can’t use the bathroom, and if i had to go to the hospital they’d forcibly detransition me by stopping my HRT
It feels quite uncomfortable that cloudflare is somewhat openly admitting to analysing login credentials that are going through the reverse proxy, and providing aggregated stats on it (without explicit consent of the user it appears?)
Based on Cloudflare's observed traffic between September - November 2024, 41% of successful logins across websites protected by Cloudflare involve compromised passwords.
Don't get me wrong the results are actually pretty interesting, but I just cannot think of a ethical way of doing this, and it feels kind of jarring that they just "did that"
Nearly half of observed login attempts across websites protected by Cloudflare involved leaked credentials. The pervasive issue of password reuse is enabling automated bot attacks and account takeovers on a massive scale.
A Surviver’s Guide to Travelling in Canada, Audio and Text version In preparation for the visit of an American friend several years ago, I wrote this little primer, still relevant, and even more poignant today. My posts are available to anyone but new patrons are warmly welcomed. patreon.com/posts/44513550
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who contributed in any way - from testing and submitting bug reports through to designing, coding, fixing, packaging, testing some more, translating, documenting, hosting, administration, so many people, so much work, so much to be thankful for!
Denmark de facto ended the death penalty in 1892, although after World War II we did for a brief period reintroduce the death penalty and killed 46 people after 5 years of Nazi occupation.
But Republicans really like things old school, and the Republican state of South Carolina recently executed a man by a three man firing squad.
Future generations are going to look back at our time and be confused that this practice existed in our otherwise modern, educated times.
This month’s Windows updates are removing the Copilot app (accidentally) Copilot can be reinstalled from the Microsoft Store if it's something you want. arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/0…
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