I always knew companies treat remakes as straight replacements of the original games but it’s still galling seeing it said this plainly. videogameschronicle.com/news/c…
Big F5 stuff dropping, starting with disclosure of incident and 8K filing. If you've got F5 in your stack, you're going to want to brew more coffee. No, more than that.
This is what I wake up to?
https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K000154696
https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/1048695/000104869525000149/ffiv-20251015.htm
Yo, #Thüringen ist ja etwas mehr als die Linie Eisenach-Gera 😉Ich lebe südlich davon 🙃 Und dann kommts drauf an, was als Org so geeignet erscheint, vielleicht
* Easy Launcher (Internet Edition): the minimal launcher also available at F-Droid, but here with added functionality and integrated weather widget 🛡️ * Eblan Launcher: another small homescreen replacement 🛡️
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).
Well, we've reached the point where AI assistants (sometimes) write better code than me.
Codex just perfectly avoided a bug that I would have never thought about if I was writing that code myself. It was one of these suptle, pernicious issues that make your code return slightly wrong results instead of crashing, so it definitely could have slipped by unnoticed.
In that same session, it also introduced an unexpected change I've never asked for, and one I wouldn't have found without that careful code review, so those tools clearly aren't perfect yet. There's no question about whether they improve productivity any more, though.
off to a 30-day vipassana course tomorrow. goodnight, internet. see you all on november 20th.
in the meantime, i am still looking for f/oss work — preferably in or around the linux desktop. if you liked the changes i made to the @gnome foundation in the few months i was there, email me.
I don't think, in all the time I've used Ubiquiti wireless access points here in NYC, that I have actually gotten a notification that one of the AP's changed it's channel because it detected 5 gHz DFS radar. Well, now I have as of about half an hour ago. Very surprised I haven't seen that until now.
Using this, because he's got lots more resolved than me. Yay! If you need eloquence, and you want to use snapshots again, you should use this. github.com/fastfinge/eloquence…
Ich nehme dieses Jahr wieder an einem Fernwichteln teil, und die ersten Geschenke trudeln bereits in unserer Runde ein. Ein kleiner Tipp für Gleichgesinnte: Wenn ihr etwas bestellt, das ihr nicht selbst verpacken und weiterschicken wollt/könnt, lasst es doch bitte den Händler für euch tun falls möglich. Ein Extrakarton ist zwar weniger umweltfreundlich, er hilft aber dem Empfänger ungemein bei der Geheimniswahrung. Eine Plastiktüte mit gut fühlbarem Inhalt tut es nicht. 😁
Back in Germany from a fun All Things Open conference in North Carolina. This time I had problems entering the US because my finger prints have similarities with some criminal. Another german got the VISA revoked because of some anti Trump statements on Sociel Media. This doesn’t feel right.
@schmaker nikam inam ani nemôže, je to dobré tak ako to je a keď mám byť úprimný, mnoho krát ľudia ani nevedia o čom hovorím ale aj tak reagujú, to je úplne mimo, miesto toho aby sa opýtali čo tým myslím.
The first working release of Eloquence for 64-bit versions of NVDA is now available as an NVDA add-on. It even supports the Community Dictionary. A solid start overall, though some audio stuttering can be heard during Say All or other long NVDA utterances. github.com/fastfinge/eloquence… @NVAccess
darn. I will probably most likely not use it if it loses support for 22kHZ rates. That was one of the nicer bits to 32-bit Eloquence, that I could up the sample rate from the AM-radio quality 11 kHZ, sigh. @NVAccess
@Tamasg Guess I'm lucky here because I was using the Eloquence library which, unlike IBMTTS, doesn't support that higher rate. This is, of course, just the beginning and it may also be fixed. @NVAccess
Co obsahovala tajemná obálka? Web iROZHLAS.cz ve spolupráci s Národním archivem přináší plné znění vzkazu, který v roce 1934 nadiktoval Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk svému synovi Janovi.
What makes me happy to know is that every Windows 10 2021 LTSC user is seeing this message at the top of their Windows 10 update page, not just me: "Your device is no longer receiving security updates. Learn about the end of support. link." Ha. Yeah right, Microsoft. You're supposed to give Windows 10 IoT LTSC Enterprise support until 2032. Even so, regular Enterprise LTSC until 2027. So where's that promise? As it turns out, that message is very generic and placed there for everyone, regardless of whether your computer can or cannot download updates. It honestly freaked me out, but then I imaged my desktop's Win10 image onto my Spectre, and since it didn't have the update, I was surprised to still see that message there but grabbing the security update. This tells me: They just placed a big warning on the update page to entice Windows 11 migration. Not today, Microsoft, not today, I'm not dealing with your fuckery. "Seeing "end of support" on Windows 10 LTSC 2021 or IoT LTSC? Don't worry, it's a glitch – support " pureinfotech.com/windows-10-lt… But then inside Microsoft's own "end of service statement" they list LTSC. (update: good news! Microsoft removed LTSC.) support.microsoft.com/en-us/to…
If you’re seeing Your version has reached end of support" on Windows 10 LTSC 2021, don’t panic. Microsoft still supports it until 2027 (and IoT until 2032).
I'm opted into the Extended Security Updates program, because I can't risk running an OS that's not officially supported for consumers on the machine I work from. But to be honest, I'm more concerned about apps discontinuing support for Windows 10 long before I stop receiving security updates. Particularly corporate/secure ones like 1Password and Slack.
@jscholes yeah, in theory the LTSC versions automatically get them without an ESU enrollment, which is why I chose that path. Eventually I may end up migrating to Linux but Electron apps there like Slack would really royally suck. I'm seeing software already enforce a requirement for build 19045, which is why I did the unofficial upgrade to my LTSC to use 22H2, and I think at least until the ESU program itself ends (hearing 3 years max potentially for it) software should continue to support particularly if it's used in enterprise scenarios, which is good. Games, consumer-facing tools that need cool new NPU gadgets, well, those will most likely be out.
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