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the main trick all of these new performance mallocs do is "deferred free", gross
stretching is also a thing
hay humans: recommendations for good strings midi things? We want to maybe add them to a few of our tracks to pad things out a bit, especially if the songs are slow and depressing...as they inevitably are.
The majority of the tech industry has no valid vision how to contribute to a liveable future for humanity on this planet. Their dystopian fantasies don’t match with human needs. That’s why we will keep sliding from one bubble to the next. Everything has to be artificially inflated to hide the massive abyss of meaninglessness behind it all.
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@jcsteh Hey I read about your App2Clap project. I'm curious how you can isolate audio from one particular application. For years now, I've been using Total Recorder to record system audio. Before definitely Windows 7 and possibly Vista, in other words, as late as XP, I could record audio as received by the system, exclude applications, do accelerated recording, etc. But then with the newer audio driver, I had to record after processing by Windows, which meant all audio was resampled to the default output sample rate, I could no longer exclude apps, etc. When you said App2Clap requires Windows 11, that gave me the impression that Windows 11 restored some of that older functionality, but I really can't find anything, and Total Recorder hasn't been updated in years. Thoughts? Thanks.
I have Visual Studio 2022 Community installed, at least enough of it to build Paperback by @TheQuinbox
Here's a link to the sample, but I can't help you any further with this. Ultimately, I think you're going to have more mileage and flexibility using OBS or REAPER, but I also understand the desire to avoid being entangled in yet another tool. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/samp… @TheQuinbox
Application loopback audio capture - Code Samples
Demonstrates how to capture system audio either from a specific process tree or for all process except a process tree.learn.microsoft.com
As someone who's seen a lifetime's worth of corporate union avoidance strategies, Ruby Central's attempts to discredit gem.coop and prevent it from blossoming into a community-led competitor mirror that combination of misinformation and abuse of power so perfectly that I'm unable to see it in any other way. What's happening in Ruby right now is the closest thing I can imagine to a union busting campaign in open source.
Uh... cool.
My Synology NAS seems to be doing this thing where no services are available after a restart. I can't get to the web interface, samba isn't available, and a bunch of scripts don't seem to work from command line. I really didn't have let's go through a bunch of logs and see what's broken today on my non-existent bingo card, but here we are, I guess.
My Synology NAS seems to be doing this thing where no services are available after a restart. I can't get to the web interface, samba isn't available, and a bunch of scripts don't seem to work from command line. I really didn't have let's go through a bunch of logs and see what's broken today on my non-existent bingo card, but here we are, I guess.
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@SylvieLorxu I tryed installing catima on my parent's phone. Unfortunately, catima doesn't exist for iOS. What alternative app would you suggest for iOS?
Sorry, wrong link, meant this one: apps.apple.com/us/app/oss-card…
OSS CardWallet
OSS Card Wallet is an Open Source app to scan and store all your cards. You either scan using your camera or by importing an image. The app will automatically detect you cards and barcodes within the photo and will crop the image.App Store
The year is 2025. AI has taken the world by storm, self-driving cars are on the roads, and brain-computer interfaces are being tested on humans. Yet, amidst all this modernity, blind and visually impaired individuals are still stuck utilizing a CAPTCHA service that requires your email address, uses a web browser cookie, and only (sometimes) functions if you scale back your privacy settings. SMH
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Getting an email at a reputable email provider is now one of the hardest things for a machine to do. This is exactly why we need captchas like these.
Recognizing garbled words or distorted images is something a machine can do. What it can't do is provide a "proof of humanity."
As AI gets better, cheaper and more ubiquitous, all captchas will devolve to either "precious resource verification" (where the precious resource is something like an email, phone number or device-specific token), or straight up government identity verification.
You: FrameWork is promoting this Linux distro by DHH and he's a bad man so we should boycott FrameWork
Me: FrameWork is selling laptops with Windows, which is a a worse crime than having shit opinions so we should boycott FrameWork
Truly excellent writeup about the current clusterfuck that is Framework (computers):
Framework under fire for Omarchy/DHH/Hyprland support?
There are alternatives!
Get a refurbished ThinkPad through Minifree, preinstalled with Libreboot and funds the further development.
Or get a vintage ThinkPad with modern internals.
Also, there is:
European Laptop Manufacturers
European Laptop Manufacturers and why you should consider same.buy-european.net
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I just read this and think "these people need another fucking hobby other than expending all their energy trying to play cancel culture wars"
I guarantee you every Linux distro has fascist retards involved, they just keep their mouths shut. I've met them everywhere. They don't just not exist; unfortunately they're smart enough to code switch and conceal their alternate online identities
so what are people gonna do when they learn the Linux kernel has a ton of code written by fascists in it? *crickets*
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@feld
Thanks for the elaboration, now I understand your point a bit better.
There is, however, a difference between the two of them. Framework does this on a corporate level, whereas contributors to the Linux kernel (or whatever open source project) are individuals.
It is like finding out that your favorite barista at the coffeeshop chain is a nazi, as opposed to the chain donating to $fascist_party.
alright I'll play your game.
Tuxedo, Slimbook, NovaCustom, and Star Labs all sell Windows so they're supporting genocide in Gaza, why don't you care about genocide?
also can you point me to a CPU that isn't built with a supply chain that thrives on human rights abuses, that's a good one too
> so what are people gonna do when they learn the Linux kernel has a ton of code written by fascists in it? *crickets*
same thing they do when they drive on roads with them. keep on driving to their boba-tea establishment of choice and start picking up arcane operating systems which i don't need to list. the part that has me curious is, how many armchair sjw's are actually buying framework's stuff? if i were to guess it would be < 10%
@feld
so being specific about why this alarms me:
I don't actually care that they donated to the projects without looking into it, that's pretty normal.
it's that, when pointed out, their response was "we don't care about their beliefs, so long as they are participating in open source". and. to me, their beliefs have a pretty direct impact on whether or not they can be good participants in open source!
it points to this idea that, actually, they are just fine with a vision of open source that doesn't include me and lots of my trans/POC friends, same as these other projects.
you seem to be inferring that DHH wants to eliminate all trans people from society and/or kill them. Is this true? The only thing I've seen regarding him in that direction is a blog post where he praised an early 2000s parenting book criticizing the way FTM transitioning in children was being handled.
@feld Framework's entire customer base and company was built on a certain kind of politics. Then when they intentionally make the stupid politically charged decision to give money to dhh, they turn around and go "no politics! we are apolitical!!!" as if we're all clueless.
People are not trying to "cancel" framework. They're just pointing out how stupid framework *themselves* are for killing off their own customer base, by doing this.
This is like if Fairphone decided to go "actually we're going to switch to slave labour sources of metals and minerals, because it's so much cheaper!" That would just kill off the whole customer base in a similar way.
Framework's entire customer base and company was built on a certain kind of politics.
is that true or is that just projection by fans? The only thing I've ever known Framework for was "modular laptops that can be upgraded, also they are kind enough to try to help close the gap on FreeBSD hardware driver support"
never knew anything political about them, they're just yet another boutique computer business
#AndroidAppRain at apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/?radd=1… today brings you 15 updated and 1 added apps:
* Compass Navigator: a compass app with auto declination adjustments using the device's builtin GPS 🛡️
RB status: 728 apps (57.1%)
3 #Magisk modules were updated at apt.izzysoft.de/magisk
Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with the #IzzyOnDroid repo 
IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository
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).IzzyOnDroid App Repo
Very thankful for the handful of people we have in this community who report not just the spammers, but the trolls, the sealion-ers, the harassers, the bullies.
We're not omnipresent and we can't possibly know everything that's going on across the fediverse; we rely on member reports to find and take action on bad behaviour, not just on mastodon.art, but on other instances.
Part of hosting and building a safe community is having clear, strong boundaries and enforcing those boundaries -
#FediHelp needed: the final phase of our metadata reorganization is now in progress. During our cleanup, we a.o. found a bunch of no longer maintained apps which we think might be considered "niche" – but are not sure which of those are really still useful, and thus should be kept.
So if you use one of them and still find it useful – or recently tried one of them and it didn't even work, can you please check codeberg.org/IzzyOnDroid/Every… and leave a comment? Thanks!
metadata reorg subtask: deciding about dormant apps which might be considered niche
This is a spin-off from #10 where I'd like some input from the team, concerning how to handle the following unmaintained apps which might be considered niche: * [ ] [`com.ionicframework.backingtrainer763961`](https://apt.izzysoft.de/packages/com.Codeberg.org
if i'm allowed: the version of medito you host is years older than the current google play version and also doesn't load anything.
apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/a…
„Medito“ – IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository
Relax, De-stress, Sleep better, Practice Gratitude, Breathing Exercise, WellnessIzzyOnDroid Repo Browser
@jahtnamas of course you are allowed – and thanks for the hint! The version we ship is the latest release available in their repo. Unfortunately, it seems they've stopped providing newer releases there. So maybe you could ask them to provide releases with APKs again? They'd be picked up again by our updater automatically. Should they say "No", we'll have to remove the app of course. Thanks!
We are joined by @zersiax again to give us an update on the state of accessibility in Linux and whether things have improved since we last spoke.
linuxafterdark.net/linux-after…
#linux #podcast #opensource #a11y #accessibility
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@fireborn @elementary Definitely not. We all just wish you guys got even more help, recognition and gratitude than you're currently getting :)
@fireborn @elementary Lynux curious here because of Microsoft's bullshit. Is Elementary the best distro if I just want to poke around?
@ysotomayor @elementary It's certainly one of the best. You do have options, but the elementary team absolulutely listen to feedback
Who called them sea monkeys when shrimpanzees was right there?
so, my current de-stressing activity is learning English round hand from period copy-books. the lines in copy-books that aren't just practice letter-forms are horrifically boring, extremely cringe moral mottoes, and I'm running out of stuff to practice writing
current texts include the long-term nuclear waste warning message, old copypasta like "then who was phone", city names, scientific names, this alphabetic poem from an 1806 manual
any ideas for one-liners or very short texts? or, I guess, anything you want put in fancy script, albeit by a beginner
The family of English Round Hands
In my previous post, I briefly wrote about what I called the English Round Hand’s “sub-styles”. Today I want to take the time to explain what I meant and show you what those styles are.Sybille van Zuylen (Penna Volans)
Is autistic self-identification valid?
I just completed a quantitative research paper comparing autism traits in medically diagnosed autistic people with the same traits in self-identifying autistic people and I can definitively say with more stats behind it than I care to ever think about again, THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE!
#autistic #neurodiversity #neurodivergence #autism
autisticculturepodcast.com/p/i…
IS AUTISTIC SELF-IDENTIFICATION VALID?
Read now (7 mins) | A Glimpse into the Subversive Subplot of my Master's in Psychology DissertationDr. Angela Kingdon (Autistic Culture | Late Diagnosis Club)
Can you touch type?
- Yes. (60%, 6 votes)
- Nope. (30%, 3 votes)
- Other. (10%, 1 vote)
Oh gosh, then it's a huge super mega YES! I learned that at school and I'm infinitely grateful to my late typing teacher, may she have a blessed existence wherever she is now.
I want to be wanted without having to do anything first, without having to impress, without having to spoil someone, without having to go out of my way. I want to be wanted for myself, not to have to make it worth someone's while first.
My best relationships in all aspects from work to friendship to romantic have always been during a time when I wasn't trying to impress people. Granted, my unwillingness to impress people did not come from some amazing life hack or conpidence boost, sometimes I just had enough energy to maintain, so their was neither reason, nor resources I could use to try. All that to say, if you're about to do something you hope will impress someone, just... don't.
Got my cel2jack today. Connection was painless and sound quality is great. Now just waiting for old cordless phone to recharge. Hehehehe, gadgets! cell2jack.com/\
Well then, here you go! This was something I sang, just for fun, in a voice chat group. Then @Derek and a few friends turned it into…this! Lyrics in alt text.
#ArtFelt will be on the air tonight! It all starts at 8PM Eastern on Mixcloud – mixcloud.com/live/artfeltlive – or ACB Media 4 – acbmedia.org/4
Hello, everyone! I recently returned from our trip to visit friends, Derek and Robin, where we traveled in both South and North Carolina! There is so much to tell, including the sharing of recordings made along the way. Of course, music and live performing will be strewn throughout the telling of the trip and whatever else comes along. See you there!
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Okay, so I had to. Tom Lehrer's ode to, She's my girl! Creepy, but a bit funny. He has so much content that might be questionable these days taken out of context.
So today's Tom Lehrer's tribute is an obscure, (well, obscure for me), something entitled the political song. I figured this would work very well with punk rock... and it did. Have a listen:
The stop, drop, and spaz demon finally showed up for a visit.
If you ever have to read anything boring or drpressing, the solution is to use a narator, virtual or otherwise, who is not associated with that kind of material. Here is an example, lets see who is the first to guess the voice.
This is what happens when you use moddeling software in ways it shouldn't be.
I wanted to see if I could make a promo with AI that would be good enough to pass inspection by yours truely, and the short answer. I couldn't. I used chat gpt, index tts for the speech, mainly because its the new toy, but used eleven labs for the music, also because that part is another new toy. I still had to generate multiple beds before I was ok with the result, and nothing mixed well without more plugins than should be permitted by law.
Also I'd love to boost this but I won't boost audio without a description, in the same way I don't boost images without description. If we want parity, we need to be the ones that push for it the hardest. If sighted people should be held accountable for adding alt-text to images, so should we for audio, so that our deaf followers, and people that just want a summary of what we're posting, also benefit.
These are just my opinions and may not reflect those of anyone else... Or something.
These are just my opinions and may not reflect those of anyone else... Or something.
I was today years old when I learned that you can press control+shift+6 in file explorer to force a folder to display in details view. This makes me happier than it should, especially in folders where windows insists that it knows what view is best.
At the top of the hour, @Liz will be live with Mellow Vibes.. So tune in, and interact with the show. HKCRadio.com
Tonight, I will be demonstrating my Meta glasses to the Lions club. Is there anyway, short of some sort of acoustic coupling, to get the voice of the glasses to go to a speaker of some description? in other words, I can get to the phone to the glasses, but can I get the glasses to a speaker?
Our ol’ buddy @jmd2000 had a birthday this week, so his old wooden barn is temporarily closed. Therefore, @Derek and Robin are doing another “Just Because Show” on HKC Radio tonight at 8pm eastern. Join them for a long-awaited music addition that’s been months in the making! You won’t wanna miss it!
Tonight join @Liz, from 6 P.M. eastern (US time), for Mellow Vibes. It’s two hours of Acoustic, mellow, and unplugged music. So tune in tonight, and start the weekend relaxed. HKCRadio.com
At the top of the hour, @Liz will be live with Mellow Vibes.. So tune in, and interact with the show. HKCRadio.com
Hi there.
I'm a big ol' Docker idiot.
I need to add a private key to a docker environment, specifically referencing this projects:
github.com/mattmelling/asl-zel…
I guess I need Docker Basics 101, since I don't really have much experience with it.
I have built the thing based on it's included docker file. Now I need to add this private key before launching it with docker run.
The README expects one knows how to actually use docker, which I suppose is fair. So, do I run a minimal something so I can shell into it and create files before running the complete environment, or what?
GitHub - mattmelling/asl-zello-bridge
Contribute to mattmelling/asl-zello-bridge development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
Mount the local keyfile as a volume inside the container by adding something like this to the `docker run` command:
-v local\path\to\private.key:/container/path/to/private.key:ro
Then tell the project where to find the in-container keyfile as the GitHub page indicates.
(Note: I'm assuming you're on Windows with the backslashes there, but change to forward slashes in the host path if not.)
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converted laptop to full disk encryption while the OS was running, yay
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in reply to Ariadne Conill 🐰 • • •my thoughts as they stand today:
- use mimalloc as default allocator in scenarios where we know memory safety domain violations are unlikely (Rust, managed languages, ...). this probably solves most of our multi-thread SG performance issues actually, since the pattern is mostly prevalent in Rust and interpreted languages like Node
- let browsers use their bundled mallocs, since they are tuned for the browser
- figure out how to improve the global lock in musl's malloc-ng, probably by using atomics more heavily (but this may actually hurt performance worse since it's multiple atomic ops)
Matt Campbell
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in reply to Ariadne Conill 🐰 • • •Lord Grompulus Kevin Ribbiton of Croaksworth
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