Reports that 89 million steam accounts details got breached, regardless of being true or not better change your Steam password. Especially devs I guess but everyone should.
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Delivered dry as a bare skull bleaching in the desert, tight as a tourniquet.
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Type-safe transformation powered by inference. Contribute to Zorokee/ArtificialCast development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
I would say I'm at a loss for words, but I know exactly the words.
WHAT? HE DID IT? HOLY CRAP THE GLORIOUS MADMAN FUCKING DID IT???
Did he? I mean, I'd like additional confirmation it's truly complete and encoded in D. radiodurans. But wow.
I can't tell y'all how much I love #Emacs. It was the first interface that really intrigued me. It was the first interface where I felt like there was so much I could learn about. And Emacspeak brought it to life for me. Headings spoken by a deeper voice. Italics spoken by a higher, rather fuzzy voice. Bold spoken by a deep voice, almost like headings. Because headings are bold, and large. A calendar where I could move around the actual calendar, not just a list of events. Want to know what date next Friday is? Find Friday of this week, and simply press Down arrow. Or C-n if you're really into Emacs. And there it is. Oh and Nov-mode (nov.el). I can't say enough about that package. An EPUB reader that doesn't choke on a huge book. And Markdown-mode and Org-mode, and even HTML-mode. With Emacspeak, I could hear the syntax highlighting. That way, I knew if I didn't close a bracket pair, or quotes, not only by the punctuation itself, but how the voice sounds.
And now Emacspeak hasn't been updated in a year. Luckily, I think T.V. Raman has made fixes up to Emacs 30. But beyond that, I don't know. I hope it's not abandoned forever. I maybe could use Emacs through Orca, or BRLTTY, or maybe Speechd-el, if I can figure out how it's supposed to be set up and used well. But it feels like such a pail imitation of Emacspeak. But then, unconfigured Emacs doesn't feel all that special either.
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Moment épique: 1.2.Train approche les 10 000 billets vendus en mai!
Hier à 23:59 : 4409 billets 🤓
Une petite règle de 3 s'impose:
(4409/13) × 31 ≈ 10 500.
Je n'aurai jamais imaginé ça après un an de galères en partant de zéro.
Il y a deux éléments clés:
1. le soutien total des clientes et des clients
2. rester optimiste (le plus possible)
Ma barre d'énergie est au maximum:
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Le niveau de gratitude est infini:
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Merci pour tout votre soutien sur l'aventure 1.2.Train!✨
WCAG is evolving. Since 1999, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines have defined accessibility in binary terms: either a success criterion is met or not. But real user experience is rarely that simple. WCAG 3.Smashing Magazine
Our two main websites are vital sources of information for The Document Foundation and the LibreOffice software.Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation)
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Embedded Recipes 2025 heads to Nice, France with talks, workshops, and a PipeWire hackfest, all bookended by the Linux Media Summit and the GStreamer Spring Hackfest!Collabora | Open Source Consulting
If you’re like me and enjoy watching streams or listening to multiple audio sources, check out my newly updated @pipewire based script! It makes muting or unmuting sound from different sources really easy.
Find it here:
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#ZikTIPs #Linux #PipeWire #Multimedia
Toggle volume between several pipewire ports. Contribute to zikusooka/toggle-pw-volumes development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
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Embedded Recipes 2025 Live -- https://embedded-recipes.org/2025/To participate in the discussion and Q&As throughout the conference, join our Matrix Space: h...YouTube
Linux may not rule the desktop, but it's king everywhere else.Sydney Butler (How-To Geek)
Windows doesn’t always “just work" — but with a little touch of tinkering, you can fix most of its unfortunate choices.Chris Hoffman (Computerworld)
Though other tech bigwigs have done what they can to publicly placate the Trump administration, one company stands out for not doing so — at least not yet.preston_gralla (Computerworld)
In case you were unaware, Google’s primary AI model – Gemini – now has eyes to see things in the real world.Robby Payne (Chrome Unboxed)
Google just kicked off its I/O season with a special Android Show: I/O Edition, dropping a ton of news about what’s next for the world’s most popular operating system.Robby Payne (Chrome Unboxed)
Made in America isn’t a slogan—it’s our mission.
The Liberty Phone by Purism is built in the U.S. to protect you from foreign or domestic surveillance.
✅No spyware or ads
✅Secure U.S. supply chain
Learn More & Purchase: puri.sm/products/liberty-phone…
really the best possible time to advertise US products as greatest thing since sliced bread. not
i really like your company and am even considering to get a librem5 - but made in the US is no great label anymore
This says it all. 😎
But if you feel like it, keep reading: tuta.com/blog/best-private-ema…
Check this guide to get a free private email address for better security on iPhones and Android!Tuta
"Despite this dismal success rate, companies are going all-in on AI, driven largely by the belief that everyone else is doing it. Nearly two-thirds of CEOs (64%) say “the risk of falling behind drives them to invest in some technologies before they have a clear understanding of the value they bring to the organization,” according to the study."
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Just 1 in 4 AI investments bring in the ROI they promise—but CEOs just can’t resist the technology.Irina Ivanova (Fortune)
Labor’s winning margin virtually guarantees it two terms of significant reform, with more beyond that highly likely.Independent Australia
Apple hat heute haufenweise neue Barrierefreiheitsfeatures angekündigt, die mal wieder eine Menge Potenzial haben, für viel mehr Teilhabe zu sorgen: apple.com/newsroom/2025/05/app…
Am besten ist wahrscheinlich, dass sie im App Store künftig zeigen wollen, mit welchen Bedienungshilfen eine App zugänglich ist. Das ist wegweisend und nicht weniger als der wichtigste Fortschritt für Barrierefreiheit insgesamt.
Apple today announced new accessibility features coming later this year, including Accessibility Nutrition Labels.Apple
Hardware vendor ZOTAC have announced they're working on a new ZOTAC GAMING ZONE Handheld, with a prototype that will be shown off at COMPUTEX 2025 running Linux.Liam Dawe (GamingOnLinux)
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In March of 2023 we announced that we were starting work on a safer high performance AV1 decoder called rav1d, written in Rust. We partnered with Immunant to do the engineering work.Prossimo
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*How secure is UnifiedPush?*
It’s a legitimate question that comes up from time to time. While the question is fairly short, the answer requires a few details. Behind the question of security, it’s also often about privacy.
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#UnifiedPush #PushNotifications #Android #FCM #Privacy
How secure is UnifiedPush? It’s a legitimate question that comes up from time to time. While the question is fairly short, the answer requires a few details. Behind the question of security, it’s also often about privacy.UnifiedPush
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The simple complicated setup: Supported #curl versions and end of life
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The other week we shipped the 266th curl release. This counter is perhaps a little inflated since it also includes the versions we did before we renamed it to curl, but still, there are hundreds of them.daniel.haxx.se
I never understood why people insist on doing anything but this, or worse, insist that other people do it (*). A single version with an extremely good upgrade experience is all you need.
* This of course does not exclude the possibility to have security fixes to a previous major version.
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In 2010, Aaron Swartz downloaded 70GBs of articles from JSTOR. He faced $1 million fine and 35 years in jail. He took his life in 2013.
Meta illegaly downloaded 80+ terabytes of books from LibGen, Anna's Archive, and Z-library to train their AI models without any punishment.
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