Est-ce que la vaisselle sèche dans votre lave-vaisselle si la porte du lave-vaisselle est fermée ? Mon lave-vaisselle actuel, si on ouvre pas la porte après qu'il ait tourné ya rien qui sèche du tout, toute la vaisselle reste mouillée indéfiniment, pourtant ya une heure de "séchage" prévue dans le cycle, qui sert en gros à rien. Je me souviens honnêtement pas comment c'était avec les précédents lave-vaisselle que j'ai connus.
(Je demande des réponses à la question que je pose dans la première phrase de ce toot, pas du splaining, merci.)
The more I work with a mac, the more I wonder how any blind person gets anything done with it. And before I get chewed up, I have used macs off and on since 2010.
Just read some radical leftist. According to him, NATO is an agressor against Russia, Iran, Yemen and all those sweet places who "don't want to dance to NATO's tune". folks, I have literally no comments… except for swear words. and such people publish books and influence minds. #Politics
The modern condition is mostly trying to do things on your own that people have historically achieved with a large support network and wondering why you're tired all the time.
Rust is is not a "silver bullet" that can solve all security problems, but it sure helps out a lot and will cut out huge swatches of Linux kernel vulnerabilities as it gets used more widely in our codebase.
That being said, we just assigned our first CVE for some Rust code in the kernel: lore.kernel.org/all/2025121614… where the offending issue just causes a crash, not the ability to take advantage of the memory corruption, a much better thing overall.
Note the other 159 kernel CVEs issued today for fixes in the C portion of the codebase, so as always, everyone should be upgrading to newer kernels to remain secure overall.
And that will limit your search results to only pages crawled before 2023. Really helps cut down on the amount of slop you stumble across. Feel free to tweak date ranges to your edification.
G dura, perché originariamente era "GNU Network Object Model Environment", e "GNU" si pronuncia con la G dura; ma nessuno si fa troppe storie se lo pronunci come la parola "gnome" in inglese (quindi con la g muta). Decisamente da evitare "gi-nome" or "ge-nome".
Crumbs from #sotm CZ: Curious how #OSM changed over time? Check this page by @tom_k: kasparkovi.net/osm/#&layers= You can select a date (back to 2006) in the drop-down menu and see what OSM looked like. The Czech Republic only.
The progress is unbelievable. The village I'm currently focusing on didn't have a single building in OSM 5 years ago. Now I'm adding "details" like garden sheds.
Máme pro vás článek o tom, jak se můžete přímo odsud z #Fediverse zapojit do diskuse na našem fóru. Pokud vás zajímá #Fedora a chtěli byste občas poradit méně zkušeným uživatelům, dejte účtům fóra follow.👇
Oy. I really don't want to have to find or code a solution to handle connections better than Wireguard does. Stateless sucks sometimes. And its keepalive mechanism leaves a fair bit to be desired as well. Without knowing at all, I would at least imagine that Tailscale handles this better. I just am not too thrilled about having my infrastructure rely on a 3rd party that can simply take out my entire network with a fat finger or stroke of a pen. Of course, anyone with more power than I can do this. But by self-hosting Wireguard, I can easily move my operations to some other provider. Hmm. Lots of food for thought and deliberation.
Yeah, Tailscale is pretty good about this. I moved all my VPN-related stuff to it, mostly because I'm not doing anything mission critical, and deployment is just stupid simple. Even stupider and simpler than PiVPN.
There's always Headscale, but maybe that would negate some of the advantage.
The exception is the wireless SSID/VLAN I stuck on my parents' network, called "YouAreNowCanadian" which tunnels your traffic through a Montreal VPS when you connect to it. No particularly good reason to do it, I just wanted to see Ubiquiti's Wireguard implementation in action.
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Join us in celebrating Denny Pérez's new role as Executor for LATAM at Black Python Devs! Denny's passion for growing support across Central and South America makes her the perfect fit for us to expand our growth. ¡Felicidades, Denny! ✊🏾💻🎉 #BlackPythonDevs #LATAMtech
Well good news for a Tuesday, yesterday the Tactile Engineering devs approved my pull request for adding flip logic and command to Cadence's NVDA driver, yay to that. Honestly it's the most pleasant to use on NVDA, which is a bit ironic but not unsurprising. We're told panning on multiline displays is an iOS issue overall and Apple's aware of this as such. That's a bit disappointing on their part so I'm watching the iOS updates like a hawk for when they might add a fix because the only woorkaround for now is to pan by having "lines" in your rotor and setting these as Braille commands, then moving down line by line to pan the display forward. Kind of annoying but it works. On JAWS, we're still sorting out panning quirks with the Tactile Engineering people (it oddly will have panning buttons work over USB, but not Bluetooth.) Really no other platform has a perfect bug-free generic HID Braille display driver, which is really a shame. NVDA's out of the box is really good, but it didn't support full Cadence keys until I installed their own driver, which will get rolled into NVDA 2026.1
One of us on staff has a quote that I use often when I'm in the field. Apple moves at the speed of… Apple. .1 releases generally tend to illuminate much. Whole numbers usually do better. It has been this way since the dawn of iOS time. Look how long it took to get a calculator in there.
I am now almost entirely nocturnal. It seems like at this point, my sleep schedule has deteriorated into going to bed at 5:00 AM and waking up at 2:00 PM. I'm just getting more and more obscure over here, aren't I?
Accessibility, The Origin of Innovation: In this article, I will discuss the details of 10 innovations throughout history that were only possible through unlocking the power of accessibility and including the voices of people with disabilities. In the #disability community, it is a deeply believed and often repeated fact that improving #accessibility leads to innovations that improve the world for everyone. Necessity is the mother of invention is, after all, a proverb so frequently quoted that it has become a cliché. And yet, people with disabilities still find ourselves left out of research and design, and all too often we don’t get a seat at the product development table. This leaves our inventions overlooked, unrecognized, and sometimes unrealized. stuff.interfree.ca/2025/12/16/origins-of-accessibility.html#a11y#InclusiveDesign#pwd#blind
you may find this article from Bobbie Hickey in the Irish Times this week of interest. Touches on some of the same points. irishtimes.com/health/your-wel…
@DavidRedmond thanks! There are some more offline examples in this article that I didn’t include because I was focused on the story of digital. I’m glad more blind folks are writing similar articles.
the real WordPress lock in is the stupendous numbers of plugins, themes and developers for both. "why don't you move to X" fails to answer "I use *this* fuckin plugin"
the control point is wordpress.org
ClassicPress has its *own* extension repo (with beer and hookers) but it would need full wordpress.org compat to be a substitute
the many many many alternate CMSes and static site generators almost never address "this fuckin plugin i actually use"
not to mention "I have ten years of posts and comments and known URLs here"
tech evangelists are delighted to dive into people's mentions with suggestions that don't address anything the system is being used for. this is about any software whatsoever. because tech evangelists in general are odious idiots.
i've had tech evangelist morons hear "wordpress" and claim "oh comments are a wrong thing to want" and wtf
Hey, we will soon finish the schedule and you will get your e-mail. My apologies for the delay. Thanks for offering help. Eventhough it wouldn't be fair to include speakers into the talks decision, we will be very glad if you could help us in the devroom on Sunday 1st Feb.
In a grand total of 6 mins I: - signed up for a Tidal account. - made a temporary card on my banking app with £0 on it to qualify for the subscription. - verified my student status. - downloaded the Tidal app. - transferred all of my Spotify playlists, albums, and songs to Tidal. - replaced the Spotify widget with the Tidal widget on my phone.
Then it took another 7 minutes to do the following: - cancel Spotify.
I totally agree with you, but honestly, name something better first. Especially in terms of accessibility. Yes WhatsApp sucks, but Signal's Desktop sucks even more, not to mention they don't have a web app.
Generally I agree, but look at the recent accessibility issues on IOS + correct me if I'm wrong, only secret chats or whatever they're named are e2e encrypted.
Spoke to a former colleague recently. Their employer monitors employee AI use and wants to see number go up.
Since the obligatory AI nannying, multiple product teams have fallen apart and they’ve stopped delivering new features of value while users are leaving.
A whole layer of middle management are destroying good products to make a Potemkin village of fake automation to justify their bosses buying crap enterprise software. It’s as if the entire industry had their heads kicked in by a donkey.
Long post about Autism and masking - Why Autistic people are not like icebergs
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Why Autistic people are not like icebergs
This year has been long and difficult. There is a myriad of sociological and emotional reasons why, but you do not have time for that rabbit hole. Instead, I wanted to address the ‘Iceberg’ model of autism, and why I struggle with it.
The issue with using an iceberg is that if you put on some cold weather diving gear or hop in a submersible, you can go and see the bits under the water pretty easily (with obvious dangers, safety considerations etc.) To me, it seems that this analogy is inviting people to book a weekend diving trip with a group, ready to explore, take underwater selfies, and then tell people that they really need to go do it to get a real understanding of autistic people.
As an autistic person, I would love it were it that easy. A quick David Attenborough documentary away from truly understanding myself and explaining it to others. Beautiful, simple. Thank goodness autism is an iceberg.
However, that is not true. Let’s talk about masking. You may have heard of masking. Simple right:
• You ask me how I am • I say I am ok (We all know I am not really ) • You say “Are you sure you’re ok? You can talk to me” • I say “Actually I am a bit stressed”
And you have got past the mask, peeked behind the curtain, dived the iceberg. Convenient, ‘deep’ even. Well done you. Only that is not how masking goes (well not for me). Let’s try this again.
• You ask me how I am • I say I am ok (First mask) • You say “Are you sure you’re ok? You can talk to me” • I feel the need to give you something more, so create a mask with some vulnerability showing and say “Actually I am a bit stressed” • You feel great • I feel like I now have 2 masks and I have to remember which one you have seen so I can be consistent
In reality, I have let you see what you need to see to allow me to continue and you to go away or leave me alone, whilst I try and read from you what I think you need to see and projecting it back at you. You see an iceberg under water and feel like you have made a deep connection, whilst I now have another iceberg I have to maintain for a person.
Now multiply the iceberg by the amount of people I interact with. That’s a lot of icebergs, and they are all different. In reality, the icebergs are all masks. So, you ask, where is the true me, unmasked? Well, I am the ocean, full of deep trenches, hidden mountains and sunken ships. Even I do not understand it, have not explored it, and am frightened by all the things lurking in it. I have therapy sometimes, which is like having freediving lessons.
I am not trying to say I have greater hidden depths than others. I am saying that my reality is far less structured than people think, and far less understood. Even when you think you have seen past the mask, understand it is not a single mask. Everything I do is masked to some extent, except when I am alone, and even then I do it to myself to get by. As an adult diagnosed late in my 30’s I have been moulded to conform from birth, copying, mirroring, tweaking, acting, and have built so many personas and characters that I do not really know who the core me in this 'Russian doll of masks' is.
I am not aiming for sympathy, pity, or a clap for my bravery. I just would like people to know that what you see is what I think you need to see. If you need a true answer, you need to see me in person, where I feel safe, having built up a relationship of trust, and even then, I won’t really know how far past all the masks you have seen.
Ve Fedoře mi nefunguje vypalování CD/DVD, jen přes roota. Přidat se do skupiny cdrom nepomohlo, wodis hlásí, že se nemůže dostat k zařízení. Neměla jsem ještě čas to debugovat, ale zeptám se rovnou - kam byste to nahlásili jako bug? Asi rovnou na distro jako takový? Uvítala bych, kdyby stačilo nainstalovat brasero/k3b, připojit externí mechaniku a rovnou vypalovat, ne že budu pracně řešit a lovit z paměti jak vlastně fungujou mechaniky na Linuxu.
Určitě do bugzilla.redhat.com. Akorát nevím, na jakou komponentu a kdo by se tomu mohl věnovat. Už to ani sám nevyzkouším. Poslední mechanika odešla z domu se starým počítačem před měsícem a zapisovatelné médium jsem v ruce neměl tak 10 let. :/
Nedávno jsem tu dělal pořádek a našel vypalovačku do USB a jedno RWčko. Tak jsem chtěl obojí zkusit s Brasero z Flatpaku, že bych dětem ukázal, jak se fungovalo v dřevních dobách. Končilo to na nějaké chybě, takže ta zkušenost byla velmi podobná jako tenkrát. Myslel jsem ale, že problém je někde u mě.
@bycx Ono to je tím, že už to lidi skoro vůbec nemají a nepoužívají a tyhle věci se potichu rozbíjejí. A pro distribuci už je to tak okrajová technologie, že se jí nevyplatí mít na to test casy a systematicky to testovat. Jediné řešení je někdo aktivní v komunitě, komu na tom pořád záleží a kdo to bude dál testovat a hlásit relevantním vývojářům problémy.
Muok.: Täytyy julkisesti myöntää haukkuneeni väärää puuta. Tässä viestissä mollasin aiemmin J. Rinta-Joupin Autoturvaa siitä että ei saada korvauspäätöstä. Oon nyt soitellut puheluita sinne ja tänne ja paljastui ettei korjaamo ole koskaan ollut heihin yhteydessä. Toki puhelimessa sanoi että tuskin tästä korvataan mitään joten sinänsä turha sijoitus, mutta ainakin tuli vastaus. Eli homma on jäänyt jonnekin paikallisen VW-marmoritiskin prosessin syövereihin.
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