I really wish Prusa had tried to work with OSI, CC, and/or OSHWA instead of greenfielding a new license.
Even if the principle behind this license wasn't misguided, I don't think it's precise enough to legally accomplish any of the goals Prusa stated.
Please don't use this.
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Today, we are releasing the full CAD files for the CORE One and CORE One L frames. You can download them right now, load them into your CAD software and use them to create mods and accessories, import them to Fusion...Josef Průša (Original Prusa3D Printers)
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Yep, second time I've seen that this week.
My hatred for Google Drive continues.
The page appears otherwise blank to my screen reader.
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NPR says these eight books are some of the best book club books of 2025—and they're also included in Book Riot's Best Books of 2025 list!Danika Ellis (BOOK RIOT)
Not great, NIST time services at Boulder CO are compromised due to an extended power outage. They're hardcoded in so many clients around the world it's going to have an impact.
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"The administration inserted a photo of Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, and Diana Ross into the Epstein files and falsely implied it showed them with victims.
In reality, it’s a publicly available fundraiser photo featuring Jackson and Ross’s own children."
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*Twelve* Hackerone submissions against #curl within the last seven days.
Zero of them turned out a confirmed vulnerability.
Several of them found, reported, phrased-in-far-too-many-words and mislead by stupid word completion machines.
What do these instances of AI-slop look like? (I tried hunting through the "Issues" and "Pull requests" in the curl/curl GitHub project, but I can't see any mention of HackerOne.)
And is this nonsense built into GitHub? I keep hearing of projects moving from GitHub to Codeberg to avoid AI harassment which is seemingly now part of the GitHub experience.
Thank you for these regular reports on HackerOne.
I always get a good chuckle out of them as I read Hackerone as in Toblerone (with the swiss german pronounciation as in youtu.be/wyLXR8EgDrc?t=6) before correcting myself.
And it is hilarious and makes me think of chocolate, which is so much nicer than thinking about bug-bounties.
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Mannheim Steamroller has several Christmas recordings out there. Pretty sure i have all their CDs.
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(then figure out the remaining three letters yourself)
yeah! aye? Hopefully instead of ,hallucination’ the world is switching towards SH*T aka SLOP AI…
Then at which point hackr1 cves etc will start thanking it properly and implement proper signal-to-noise measures ?
I didn't need this distraction today @prism, so yeah. Thanks for that... Now I won't get anything else done the rest of the day haha.
'Two stories of local legend in which I was unfortunately not involved:
Producer:
"What's that hi-pitched tinny thing?"
Engineer:
"What? Where?"
Producer:
"Right there!"
Engineer begins soloing tracks.
Producer:
"There! That's it!"
Engineer:
"That's a hi hat, Nick.'
Also, from notoriously difficult female singer:
"I have GOT to have more SMPTE in the headphones?"
Needless to say, this engineer gave it to her LOUD AND CLEAR before pressing play again.'
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Jingle session, "A Team" session guys with Asshole Client. 30 second spot with a drum fill in the middle. They do a take and the A.C. says NO! the drum fill has to be boom wacka boom boom. So they do another take and when they get to the fill, the A.C. pushes the talkback and says NO! not boom wacka boom boom, boom boom wacka wacka wacka! This goes on for half an hour until the A.C. says " oh for f*ck sake, just play whatever Steve Gadd would play!". The drummer leans into the OH and says "I AM Steve Gadd".
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michael brecker was doing an overdub session around the late 80's. he does a pass and the producer says, "Great, but could you play harder?- really wail!!!" Apparently MB just nods his head and does another pass. The Prod says, "That's getting closer, but can you give it even more? I want it to sound like the Big Man- Clarence Clemens!". MB nods and says that he needs to really get the vibe, and could they dim the lights. the AE dims the lights and MB says, "No, man i need them totally off. You, know, get the vibe." lights go off, and they roll tape. when they get to the solo section all they hear is silence. tape stops, lights up. MB has left the building.
MB- one of the greatest.
Imagine your two options for a display driver are as follows:
* A $1000+ software package that you have to pay $200-$300 to upgrade;
* Or a completely free and open source project that's ran mostly by volunteers and a small charity, but it will sometimes make your screen black out if you try to load too much text onto it at once.
Now stop imagining, and become blind. This is now your reality.
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Dear Geeks:
This code is hard to read (Every line requires translating abbreviations into english) & all of these variable names will be fucking obnoxious for any programmer who needs a screen reader.
This hurts maintainability & emergency bug hunting.
src_endp → source_endpoint
dst_addr_mode → destination_address_mode probably. I'm guessing WTF they meant by "dst"
dst_endp → destination_endpoint
req_dst_addr → request_destination_address
🤔 Hadn't considered that, but unfortunately that's not really something we have much say over, as their use is either hardcoded into the language spec OR you'd be making non-idiomatic code and everyone who saw it would hate you. 😉
We can abolish the practice of prefacing private methods with underscores in most languages, but… 🤷♀️
Kinda sucks to have the only real accommodation option be to use a different language.
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One really cool NVDA feature that I'm absolutely loving is the thing it does where if I run scoop update * or another command that gives me a fuckton of console output, it'll just lock up and freeze, often continuing to read terminal messages while I'm focused on the desktop, and sometimes even crash if I'm unlucky. I'm sure an insane amount of development time went into this, so kudos! Loving it!
To be clear, I don't begrudge NV Access this too hard. I still donate to them and realize how hard making a free and open source Windows screen reader is. But this has happened to me at least 10 times this week, so I'm annoyed.
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in reply to Herefordrob • • •Seek win-win solutions.
Emphasize building long-term relationships over short-term “victories”. Let go of needing to be “right” all the time and try to get the bigger picture. Conflict makes us feel that in order for me to “win,” you have to lose. That is a delusion. In nonviolence we do not seek to be winners, or rise over others; we seek to learn and to make things better for everyone. The point is not to “win,” but to build relationships. Basic human needs are universal. At the heart of every conflict, a “win-win” solution is possible.
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in reply to Herefordrob • • •Respect everyone, including yourself.
Humiliation — making fun of someone — should never be used as a tool. Everyone deserves respect.
Herefordrob
in reply to Herefordrob • • •Nonviolence will always improve things down the line.
Violence of any kind will always make things worse. Nonviolence always “works,” but not always in the ways we would imagine, whereas violence never works in the long run because it always leads to further violence.
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in reply to Herefordrob • • •The means are as important, if not more so, than the ends.
We do not have control over the final results of our actions. But we do have responsibility for the means we use, including our feelings and the state of our mind.
If we want a positive, constructive result, we need to use positive, constructive means (as opposed to negative, destructive, violent means). Nonviolence will always produce a good result at some point down the road, even though we may not quite see the connection. Violent means never lead to positive, constructive ends.
Herefordrob
in reply to Herefordrob • • •Each of us has a piece of the truth; none of us has the whole truth.
Be prepared to listen to other people’s truths.
Herefordrob
in reply to Herefordrob • • •Persuade, don’t coerce.
In nonviolence, we never want to use force if we can avoid it. Since our efforts are based around trying to make things better for everyone, we use persuasion to help our opponent see the win-win solution.
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in reply to Herefordrob • • •Use discrimination.
Never sacrifice your principles, but be ready to change tactics or compromise on details. Don’t cling to symbols. Be constructive wherever possible and obstructive only when necessary.
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in reply to Herefordrob • • •#UnityInDiversity
#universalJustice
#universalequality
#Ubuntu
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in reply to Herefordrob • • •Realise interconnectedness.
These principles come from, and help to sustain, a belief that all life is an interconnected whole and that any problem can be solved once its real nature is understood. In other words, once we understand our real needs we will find that they are not in competition with anyone else’s. As Martin Luther King, Jr. said: “I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be. And you can never be what you ought to be until I am what I ought to be.”