The Patreon for an upcoming MMO RPG audio game I'm working on is up. Would love it if you can promote this to your friends and on social media, and, if you feel compelled to support the project, become a patron! patreon.com/kpguild/about
#Kirandur #audiogame #blind
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Good afternoon all, IMS Productions is back with new games soon! Want to know more? Visit the new website and read more! ims-productions.com
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From the Maryland State Library for the Blind and Print Disabled: Technology User Group Meeting; ReBokeh Vision Technologies, Inc. & HumanWare; Saturday, June 14, 10:00 AM Eastern Time groups.io/g/tech-vi/message/93…

Jetzt wird's dienstlich. 😉
„Churchaissance – Neue Kirchen ohne Gott verändern die Welt“.
re-publica.com/de/session/chur…

#rp25 #Kirche #Fedikirche

📣 Do-It-Blind (DIB) online Besprechung am Montag, 26. Mai, um 20:00 Uhr. Du bist eingeladen! bbb.metalab.at/rooms/joh-szv-o… Wöchentlich am Montag besprechen wir neue Formen der digitalen und inklusiven Zusammenarbeit. Mach mit! 🛠️ #make #blind #inklusion

From @pluralistic :

"Just a QR Code" is a new site that generates QR codes, operating entirely in your browser, without transmitting any data to a server or trying to cram ads into your eyeballs. The fact that it runs entirely in-browser means you can save this webpage and work with an offline copy to generate QR codes forever – even if the site goes down:

justaqrcode.com/

QR code generators are mostly bad news, so this is great news.

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There are four main timelines on Mastodon:

Home - Your default timeline, posts from people & tags & groups you follow

Explore/Trending - Shows most boosted recent posts, most used tags, most shared links

Local - Latest public posts from people on your server (also called Live Feeds: This Server)

Federated - Latest public posts visible to your server from across the Fediverse (also called Live Feeds: All)

More info about these on the timelines guide:

➡️ fedi.tips/what-are-the-local-f…

#FediTips

Another Nvidia RTX 5090 cable melts despite MSI's "foolproof" yellow-tipped GPU connector
techspot.com/news/108055-anoth…

TIL: The #OpenStreetMap website now supports you adding links to your socials in your OSM profile page! 👏😁😁😁

Add them via your OSM profile under “Social Links”
openstreetmap.org/profile/edit…

in reply to Amᵃᵖanda | map data witch

Heh, it breaks the username detection of @mapcomplete_edits as it is not in the API yet...

I've filed an issue: github.com/openstreetmap/opens…

Sooooo... Loblaw and Weston were still PRICE FIXING after being SPANKED for PRICE FIXING in 2017... both companies continued to collude until 2021... and what do you want to bet they've been colluding SINCE 2021, too?!?!?

And now WE have to prove we bought bread at Loblaw stores to get a gift card to spend at, wait for it, Loblaw stores?!?!?

HOW IS THAT A PUNISHMENT?!?

Ontario judge approves $500M settlement in Loblaw bread-fixing case:

cbc.ca/news/business/judge-app… #cdnpoli #polcan

This post by #RachelByTheBay a few years ago had a big impact on how I think about server infrastructure: "One machine can go pretty far if you build things properly" rachelbythebay.com/w/2022/01/2…

Taking that a step further, I think one small, inexpensive, underpowered (by today's standards) machine can go pretty far with reasonably efficient software.

in reply to Matt Campbell

As I told Rachel at the time, and as I've mentioned here before, there was a BBS in my city (Wichita, Kansas) in 1995 that ran 65 lines on a single machine, some kind of high-end 486. I thought that was amazing back then. Now, with the right software, one could probably serve a few hundred concurrent users with real-time chat, games, etc. on a tiny consumer router.
in reply to Matt Campbell

I've often heard stories from older folks who I worked with when they first had jobs in the 90's. They would talk about how they ran most of the company from a single NT or Netware box, running directory services, mail, proxy server, etc. During the 2000's with security and reliability concerns this all changed of course and we've continued to find ways of efficiently packing in more services on a single box ever since.

NC #1046 Be My Eyes at CSUN, WWDC 2024 Wishlist, Dolphin for the Visually Impaired, SD Card Speeds by Allister Jenks, Security Bits podfeet.com/blog/2025/05/nc-10…
#1046

Decided to publish my Zig JWT work as a library.

Source: github.com/BrainBlasted/jwt.zi…

Docs: brainblasted.github.io/jwt.zig…

The the existing libraries didn't satisfy me when it came to documentation, usability, or tests. I hope my library provides a good experience in all of the above areas. Would be interested in some code review and general opinions on the API.