The #UnifiedPush website now has a section for talks, including the one I gave at #Datenspuren in Dresden last month. Presentations and their video recordings are a great way to learn about new topics. Check it out: unifiedpush.org/talks/
The list below shows talks that have covered UnifiedPush. We thank these community members who have taken time and energy to spread the word about UnifiedPush!
[DE] 2025-09-20, UnifiedPush, Daniel Gultsch at Datenspuren: description, recording, recor…
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This MR fixes an issue where the connection retry mechanism does not trigger when CONN_MAX_RETRIES + 1 attempts are reached, resulting in the error:
The root cause is that the retry co...
@mynoise I’m a weirdo who doesn’t use a smartphone, however I recently purchased a Fiio JM21 MP3 player (which runs Android 13) to use for music, podcasts, audiobooks, and I was hoping the myNoise Android app as well. I can install every other audio player app I want, but for some reason Google Play tells me that myNoise is not compatible with this device. Is there a reason for that or anything that can be done? I love myNoise so this is a little heartbreaking for me.
yeah I’m glad I have that option at least. I just really like the Android app experience and already paid for it when I was using an older tablet, so was wondering why I couldn’t use it on this device which is tailor-built for audio apps and runs a more recent version of Android than the old tablet did.
This is what efficiency looks like at scale: an open server design that speeds up technician workflows and cold aisle containment. They have ventilation grids in the raised floor that deliver cool air straight where it’s needed. The payoff? Reliable & seamless operation for hundreds of thousands of systems, optimal temperatures, and reduced energy consumption.
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Is it possible to somehow read just first post of the conversation / threat in TV blue? I know that i can open the conversations buffer, but I see all conversations opened also in home buffer.
@ondrosik I think this is a difference how #friendica generates the home timeline feed as compared to mastodon and other common #fediverse servers. Friendica also includes repies in the home timeline feed. There are apps that can filter out posts that are replies to other posts client side however TW Blue may not be able to do that I think.
Ať už vyvineme jakoukoli technologii, budou zapotřebí byrokratické instituce, které každý algoritmus zkontrolují a buď ho schválí, nebo zamítnou. Tyto instituce budou ve snaze zajišťovat bezpečnost a spravedlnost nových algoritmických systémů využívat schopností lidí i počítačů. I kdybychom přijali zákony, které lidem poskytnou právo na vysvětlení, a schválili předpisy proti zaujatosti počítačů, bez těchto institucí by na dodržování takových pravidel neměl kdo dohlížet.
Ich habe seit längerem mal wieder in mein Tuta-Postfach geschaut und testweise eine meiner Domains eingebunden. Klappt soweit.
Nun wollte ich testweise alle Mails exportieren, der Vorgang bricht allerdings immer bei knapp 1900 exportierten Mails ab. Ich hab es knapp ein Dutzend mal probiert.
Gibt es eine Obergrenze für den Export oder könnte es eine bestimmte Mail sein, die den Fehler auslöst? Wenn letzteres, wie finde ich diese?
Get the latest from Bruce here! https://brucespringsteen.lnk.to/newsletter-subscribeIDOfficial Video for ”River (The River Tour, Tempe 1980)" by Bruce Spring...
This specification defines the QUERY method for HTTP. A QUERY requests that the request target process the enclosed content in a safe/idempotent manner and then respond with the result of that processing.
A friendly user submitted the (lib)curl bug report #2154627 which identified a problem with our URL parser. It doesn't treat "file://" as a known protocol if the locale in use is Turkish.
The Country That Broke Kotlin Logic vs language: how a Turkish alphabet bug played a years-long game of hide-and-seek inside the Kotlin compiler When Turkish software engineer Mehmet Nuri Öztürk …
There was a great talk at Pycon UK this year about similar issues people don't know when dealing with strings in different languages (notably Norwegian): youtube.com/watch?v=3MmfY5UIqu…
Strings in Python behave in all sorts of unexpected ways: len('😶🌫️') == 4, 'ñ' != 'ñ', 'dlrow olleh'.split()[1] == 'olleh'! How is this possible? And ...
couldn't you just temporarly set the locale to POSIX, do the comparison, and then set it ba... oh, wait, threads exist and libc's locale is a global per-process state :(
This presentation was recorded at YOW! Australia 2023. #GOTOcon #YOWhttps://yowcon.comDylan Beattie - Consultant, Software Developer & Creator of the Rocksta...
I don't know if it was from you but few years ago I've read an interesting article on false assumptions regarding languages (ie. In each culture people have a name and surname, people's name cannot have non letters symbols in theirs, etc...) where this inconsistent lowercase to uppercase matching was listed.
Nově zvolený poslanec Filip Turek se na jaře roku 2017 dostal do hledáčku policie. Turek tehdy vyhrožoval zaměstnanci Velvyslanectví Království Saúdské Arábie.
Tyhle impulzivní primitivy člověk nechce ani za souseda (vyhrožoval někomu, s kým bydlí v domě, aniž by s ním kdy mluvil), natož v parlamentu nebo dokonce ve vládě.
Al contrario que mucha gente del fedi (que tiene buenos argumentos y motivos legítimos) no considero que la IA sea inútil. Pero sí me preocupa toda la atención que está recibiendo por parte de las administraciones. En eso sí que me recuerda a todo el revuelo de blockchain que al final, hasta donde puedo llegar, quedó en nada. Sospecho que la gran mayoría de iniciativas públicas relativas a la IA irán por igual camino.
I made a thing called Wellness Ping because someone I care about went silent and it took too long for anyone to notice.
You get regular check-ins via email. If you don't respond, your emergency contacts get notified.
Built it for anyone who might go missing and needs someone to notice: activists, journalists, researchers, solo folks.
I paid for premium hosting (high-reliability VPS in Sweden) and a quality email provider because uptime actually matters for something like this. Also paying extra for minimal data retention (7 days email activity, working toward zero content storage).
Free forever (as long as I'm alive) and open source.
This is a proposal for how to migrate all your stuff along with you when you move instances.
The gist:
Send a request to move along with a set of stuff you'd like to bring with you. Moderators (optionally) can, approve, send back a change request, or deny. If the changes look ok, start the move, if not, hey you avoided incompatible moderation. Should be possible to layer in any kind of bulk actions you might want: "everything except my DMs," "strip attachments," "only my favorite posts," "nothing," etc.
keep a public collection of move events signed by both the source and target for durable, portable proof that you are the same person as the old account
the new instance crawls your old account and grabs whatever you specified, and then posts a mapping from old URIs to new URIs.
other instances can then immediately remap the URIs so e.g. future interactions get sent to the right place, and then gradually update their local versions over time, spacing out traffic.
Just using existing ActivityPub mechanisms. There are 6 new terms.
Bonus: lays the next steps to migrate to content addressed URIs, decouple accounts from instances, and merge and split accounts.
PR: #692 - WIP: FEP-1580: Move Actor Objects with a `migration` Collection - fediverse/fep - Codeberg.org Fedi thread: jonny (good kind): "Alright it's late and i need to go to bed, but he…" - neurospace.
As free Windows 10 support ends today, consider upgrading to a Linux operating system! You will continue to be protected with security updates, but you will also gain total freedom for your device.
Doesn't have to be Fedora - look around for the Linux distro that works for you. :)
@usul Also who will risk to brick a multi-hundred $ device with an OS change? Changing a phone OS is not trivial, they will have hard work to make it easy and revertible.
@usul @elecharny carrier partner? What decade do you live in? Carrier where one of the reasons Firefox OS sucked. They are anti-feature requirement specialists.
Ah yes, the "switch to Linux" posts are hot and heavy today for obvious reasons (Windows 10). If only I could, but, yeah... Linux desktop accessibility is a complete non-starter in my field of work as things stand now. There are no accessible Linux-based DAWs (Reaper is accessible with the help of OSARA on Mac and Windows, but not Linux), and even basic two-track audio editing is pretty painful. Never mind many other general purpose and UX things. At least Debian has an accessible installer with braille and speech support out-of-the-box.
But but, just donate to the people working in accessibility, where you want to see improvements. That's the key... At least people said that in response to a similar post I made... Yeah bleh, if I had the money you know.
@prism ah too bad, I am not in this group. I shall just continue using my old boring Mac. I haven't used windows in ages, probably. But I will probs next month, or something.
I'm not sure I know anyone who uses Linux for serious audio production, blind or not. So while I would like to have equal access, I don't feel like this is necessarily a simple accessibility problem. Windows as an OS is fine. All the crap Microsoft shovels on top of it is the problem. If you rip all of that out, Windows 11 is actually impressively fast on slow hardware. I have the cheapest $100 mini PC I could find, and until I start opening browser tabs or electron apps, it's very usable. So, instead of putting a bunch of effort into maintaining an Arch install or something, I just put that effort into optimizing Windows. Do "i like the direction Microsoft is going? Certainly not. But the things that made Windows worth using 20 years ago haven't really changed.
again, many, just do this and just do that are not taking into consideraiton so much of the user's reason for using a particular OS. there is the windows ten extended support that can be signed up for, but that's only a year of support atm.
If I had to live on an uninhabited island and had to choose only one software, it'd be Emacs with EmacsSpeak, because it is awesome.
Yes, Emacs has a learning curve, like everything else. The basics are not too complicated, everything else you can pick up when and if you need them, including changing everything about how Emacs works and what it does.
Mind you, you can buy an epub ebook of Learning GNU Emacs, which you can read in Emacs, but you can also convert it to audio, write it onto a disc and then play it back. Yes, all that from Emacs.
That's the universe telling you to give it another go lol
Mind you, just because you use Emacs you don't have to stop using your favorite software, if you just want to use it as a text editor there's nothing wrong with that. But if you want to go further, you can.
Alpine, Nix, basically any distro that does not need a lot of maintenance, even Ubuntu would work I imagine.
I'd personally go for Arch, but that one has a learning curve as well, even if it's absolutely worth it.
Ultimately, I am sure there will be things that won't be available natively via any distro, just the compromises-filled world of accessibility where we need to use the best from each OS.
I am partially tempted to switch my Windows 10 to Linux but at the moment it is the only computer I have that works with my aging canon A3 Photo printer.
That's disappointing that OSARA doesn't work on Linux.
I'm working on controllers that will make it possible for me to add accessibility to Bitwig and maybe Ardour, but of course that doesn't help anyone right now.
<philpem> isn't amd64 a third-party 64-bit patch on a 32-bit extension to a 16-bit enhancement of an 8-bit processor, originally derived from a 4-bit calculator chip by a 2-bit company who can't stand 1-bit of competition?
“You’re ABC fake news, I don’t take questions from ABC fake news,” Trump said as a reporter shouted a question at him. “After what you did with Stephanopoulos to the vice president of the United States—I don’t take questions from ABC fake news.” trib.al/L8ObEpd
I am rather amazed as to the bad state of share sheets on both iOS and Android -- don't know which one is worse. Try sharing something. You quickly find yourself scrolling through a bunch of apps, some of which are related and others are not. Why is there no “search” field? :)
On this day 12 years ago, Dexter, our family dog, died. A schnoodle weighing about 25 pounds, he wasn't my favorite dog we had over the years, to say the least.
He was 13, and by then, had quite a lot of issues.
Back then, I was spending about half my time in North Carolina and the other half in New York (I hadn't yet moved here).
I left for NYC probably about a month prior, figuring this would be the last time I would see him, and I was right.
He didn't do that much for me. I was a lot more sad for Mom when he passed than I was about the actual dog, but I will most definitely not have that kind of reaction when Watson, current silly little family dog, makes his way across the Rainbow Bridge, whenever that happens. He's almost 13 now.
Speaking of dexter, though, in 2008, I recorded this thing, which I called "Dog Vs. Horn". I was making bad/silly noises with a cheap Chinese double French Horn. Dexter was in a closed bedroom across the house.
Completely coincidentally, this was also the day twelve years ago when I woke up in all kind of pain, which eventually lead to me having my eyes removed. Yeah, not a fantastic day, all things considered.
References racism, slurs, violence as part of article about Young Republicans in USA.
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What do leaders of Young Republican groups talk about when they think no one's eavesdropping? Leaked private messages suggest they use racist slurs, joke about slavery and gas chambers, and share violent fantasies. According to @politico: "Many of the chat members already work inside government or party politics, and one serves as a state senator."
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@prism What was even more interesting is how our vice president reacted, basically dismissing the voices who condemned those so-called young republicans.
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