Hey! Guess what peoples? I almost have 12000 posts. That's a lot of posts! I've accumulated all of this in a little over 3 years. This means that, on average, I post a bit less than 4000 posts a year, provided I did the math right, which I probably did not. If someone wants to do more accurate math, I believe I joined this instance on October 30, 2022. Or something like that. So have fun with that if you like. Lol
It's really funny to me how the amount of autism and dry humor in our family means that we will get into a big group text conversation and someone says something and then one of us is like, "Wait, is he kidding?" And then the other autistic person is like, "I think so?" And the first autistic person: "Oh, I knew that?"
And I literally can't tell who is being sarcastic or what
(but it's okay because everyone is nice - unlike growing up, when missing sarcasm meant DOOOOM, heh)
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This is the second layoff at Mozilla this year, the first affecting dozens of staff on the side of the organization that builds the popular Firefox browser.
Any #GameDev folks have any experience working with both #playdate and #pico8 (and/or #tic80 fantasy console)? I’m curious if anyone has first-hand experience with trying to work on a project with shared #lua code that works in both environments but has each using its own resources for input handling, graphics, and sound.
Specifically looking for tips, best practices, learned experience, etc.
* CleanShare: Xposed module that removes Direct Share suggestions from Android's Share Sheet 🛡️ * Middor: mirror apps on your device (e.g. for HUD) 🛡️ * KashCal: Privacy-focused calendar with optional iCloud sync 🛡️ * Auto Off Bluetooth: monitors Bluetooth connection status and automatically turns it off 🛡️
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If you haven't been able to see my posts for a while (I mean, you should consider that a blessing/feature, but I digress) it was because apparently my firewall was doing something strange with the Spamhaus DROP list and blocking connections it shouldn't have.
After receiving several reports that people couldn't connect to my services and I couldn't find them on the official list (didn't search my pf table, sadly) the problem went away after I disabled and re-enabled the list.
How did that fix it? Only the magic smoke inside the machine knows the answer
Really interesting how the Black Panther Party came out in opposition to the murder of Renee Good, and not a single “White Lives Matter” or “All Lives Matter” or Gadsen Flag etc. person has shown up. Really interesting.
Okay, so rant of the day: I think it's great that people develop apps and such to make things work better, IE mastodon, bluesky, etc, but for the love of it all, can't there be a place to actully find them without having to use the someone who knows someone who know someone else so you might, maybe, they'll consider, giving you the link? I mean, I got the mastodon one today with no problem, (thankfully I knew the right people), but now I'm googling a telegram one five ways to Sunday and getting nothing. I get that we as people who are blind are a small population, but damn, that doesn't mean we should have to play virtual hide and seek every time something new comes out.
so, in iOS 26, is there no way to see your browsing history in Safari? pre iOS 26 that option was in bookmarks, but no longer. I can still see it in Safari for macOS naturally, but not iOS.
Google: "We found that this gambling ad doesn't violate our policies against gambling ads, but you can personalise your ad experience to block the kinds of ads you don't want."
Me: "So, can I block gambling ads?"
Google: "No, we don't allow gambling ads so a toggle to block gambling ads doesn't make sense. What are you talking about?"
A student in their final semester who has been checking out a laptop from us every week their whole time here just came up to return, not renew, one because they could finally afford their own and they wrote up a testimonial to talk about the positive impact it had for them.
There is a lot, way too much, bullshit at my institution, but these little moments where we get to really see what the library can do for a person is what keeps me in the fight.
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😲 Boris Cherny, a lead engineer and creator of Claude Code at Anthropic: "In the last thirty days, 100% of my contributions to Claude Code were written by Claude Code." "I landed 259 PRs -- 497 commits, 40k lines added, 38k lines removed. Every single line was written by Claude Code + Opus 4.5." #LLM #AI #ML youtu.be/0zdLr7xiOFw?si=WRF03V… x.com/bcherny/status/200488782…
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🤔 Nvidia released Music Flamingo model for music Q&A for genres, instrumentation, tempo, key, chords, lyric transcription, cultural context, etc. I wonder whether they are laying the groundwork to train their own music generation model. Music Flamingo could be an easy way to produce a huge labeled dataset. #LLM #AI #MusicGenmusicflamingo-nv-umd.github.io…
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