"Generally, I don’t think rich people believe anything besides: 1. they are basically good; 2. they deserve their money and no one should take it; and 3. anything that threatens ideas 1. and 2. is bad. Everything else is pretty flexible."
Bit more attention now in the press to ‘spay clause’ 104 in the Online Safety Bill. This is what we are sounding a ‘red alert’ over. Index on Censorship acquired a legal opinion by Matrix Chambers saying it would contravene two articles in ECHR. Building on @openright aanyalsis and briefing. If you are in the UK take action and start causing a fuss. inews.co.uk/news/politics/onli…
We are the front line of a global war on encryption. If we can’t fend off this sort of mass surveillance in a liberal democracy then all of humanity gets put in a darker path towards authoritarianism - look at people fighting against surveillance states in China and Hong Kong to see where this goes! #onlinesafetybill #privacy #clause104 come on fellow Brits. Let’s tell our MPs to drop the spy clause action.openrightsgroup.org/wri…
Jako malý jsem se koukal na francouzský kreslený seriál "Byl jednou jeden život". Oslovilo mě to natolik, že do dnes, když jsem nemocný si představuju jak moje bíle krvinky bojují proti zákeřným virům. Čím jsem starší, představy mě neopouštějí, naopak jsou čím dal tím drsnější. Řežby jak z hollywoodského filmu ⚔️ #priznani
Our In-Process blog is out! This week, we have news on a FOSS grant from Salesforce, upcoming API breaking changes for developers, new resources for Ukrainians, making an impact in Botswana AND a bunch of tips for getting the most out of Mastodon! Read it all here: nvaccess.org/post/in-process-2…
Can you believe it is December already?! (and where is that Interrobang from last time?!) We are still working away towards NVDA 2022.4, although we don’t have an update on it this week, rest assur…
Games we played this week include: Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (14:10) Evil West (21:30) Gungrave VR (51:20) Gungrave G.O.R.E. (56:15) Roller Drama (1:00:45) What the Bat? (1:13:40) Among Us VR (1:16:40)
Keep your head.
Games we played this week include:
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (14:10)
Evil West (21:30)
Gungrave VR (51:20)
Gungrave G.O.R.E. (56:15)
Roller Drama (1:00:45)
What the Bat? (1:13:40)
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🔥 HTMHell Advent 2022 Day 2: You Don't Need ARIA For That 🔥
@dennisl explains how reduced usage of ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) can reduce code complexity, maintenance issues, and the chance of accessibility errors.
Dnešní den dovrší mou měsíční přítomnost na mastodonu. Výběr instance arch-linux.cz byla dobrá volba. Líbí se mi tu. Jen jsem musela osu trochu vyhladit zakázáním některých slov. Chci pohodu, ne hádky.
A session from the LibreOffice Conference 2022, in Milan, Italy. Presenter: Eyal RozenbergMore information, schedule and slides: https://conference.libreoffi...
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@jendys Na serveru není uloženo nic nešifrovaně. Veškeré šifrování probíhá na straně klienta a serveru se posílají jen zašifrovaná data. Pokud ztratíte heslo, tak jste přišli o vše, žádný recovery email pro reset hesla neexistuje, není prostě možný. Je to hodně bezpečný správce.
koukám na akorát na to, jen řeším zálohování, tam není v zásadě jiná možnost než to ručně exportovat, pokud je to cloudová záležitost, nějaké údaje bych asi musel mít "offline" a keepassxc vypadá slušně
a sad story with happy ending: back in 1995, in the netscape days, there was this little site called Betrayal at Krondor Help Web. some icelandic guy did the thankless job of mapping every treasure chest, enemy, dirt pile, maze, and moredhel chest puzzle solution. i visited and used it for decades.
Professor Eysteinn Björnsson updated that #retrogaming site for 25 years, until he unexpectedly died in 2021. i am honoured to now host it in his memory in perpetuity at dimwood.net
Up first in #GNOMEAsia2022 Track 1 is D.E.I. workshops & activities with Jona Azizaj
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People, stop saying "just self publish" when writers share their stress about querying. They know self-publishing exists. They've chosen to query agents/publishers for a reason. Self-publishing is difficult and expensive; you are starting your own business if you choose to go that route. Not everyone wants to, has the capacity to, or can afford it. #Writing #Publishing
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Someone please convince me how JAWS Connect isn’t akin to screen reader detection? If you inject a link in to a page on load based on JAWS usage and nag folks with specific messaging, how is this not targeting a subset of users based on their assistive technology? It’s one thing to provide a feedback mechanism for folks visiting your site. It’s something else when you inject a link that doesn’t appear in the tab order and is based on specific screen reader use. tpgi.com/arc-platform/jaws-con…
Yeah, you saw it by my embedded examples your self. What bothers me most is:
It just looks messy (especially when there is a mix of landscape and portrait format)
Besides the aesthetics, multiple images take a lot of room (when you do not use an add-on like show more)
My suggestion on which I would love to hear your opinion is to use a grid format like on #mastodon:
I would pitch a suggestion by adding a PR for a (from my point of view) "better" appearance based to this tutorial. I do not like to use JS in general and would leave it out by determine the suited amount of columns in the backend.
But before I invest time on that, I want to hear your feedback. Thank You!
And exactly for the fancybox addon I was thinking about a similar solution. But I have problems with the lightbox lib that is used in Friendica atm, for that my post in the developer forum just before yours was written. :)
@grischa Well for my addon I did not had the necessity to find that place. I gets the content of a post via a hook.
For a theme I am not sure atm. I am poking myself. It depends. There seem to be different templates for different types of posts. wall_thread.tpl seems to be one.
It is more that I look into the developer console of my browser and try to find matching code in order to identify the template.
Dear @grischa I look in your add-on to copy a good practice for using the hook approach to manipulate the representation of attached images which is quite helpful for me. As I played around with fancybox I encountered the little issue that the gallery only includes the attached images prior and including the one you clicked on. I created an issue on github for that, okay?
The post linked there has no fancybox output. I am not involved. It is the old lightbox gallery producing this. And I still don't know, how this is triggered. @Hypolite Petovan wanted to have a look into that for me but did not came back with a result yet.
Just for my understanding: Did I use something outdated / wrong? I am not aware of an "old lightbox" As I understand your reply, your fancybox plugin is not loaded but something else called "lightbox"? Sorry for I am a little bit confused
No. You did not use something wrong. It is only, that frio and afaik vier too uses its own gallery on some images. The attached images didn't have any gallery so I added fancybox. In fact I never recognized the internal gallery before, because most images I saw were attached..
.. and as I said: I really would like to replace that old gallery with fancybox, too, but I still don't know how to disable the old one. It triggers no matter what I do..
@Marek Bachmann Standard Mastodon crops the images (in the grid, but even if there is one) and I wouldn't like that; that should at least be configurable. But I do agree that the Mastodon, Pleroma, Twitter, Tumblr way of showing multiple images looks better than Friendica.
You can achieve a better look when you post multiple images by putting an empty line between the tags of the photos. The preview will help getting a better look.
If implementing a Mastodon like thing, especially if some form of cropping could occur, can I then also note that Mastodon's 'focal point' feature is really useful. It prevents photos from being cropped in embarrassing ways.
What is also important for me to do better / in another way than mastodon: I do not like to have a limit of four images in the grid without any notification that more images are attached, like currently on mastodon.
I can see the value of this and generally like it. However, given that Friendica lends itself to larger posts than Mastodon, including posts that might use multiple images interspersed within the body of the text, I am wary of any solution that compiles all the images in a post and displays them as "attachments" at the end.
There are times when I want to use images in the middle of a post, and they'd become much less meaningful in a compiled cluster at the end of the post, even if they were in a much prettier grid.
A solution could be to distinguish between "inline" images and attached. BTW: Speaking of inserting images in a post at a certain position, I wanted to complain that this currently does not respect the cursor position, so that whenever I insert an image using the little image icon the bbcode apears at the very end of the input filed.
@Spencer @Marek Bachmann :friendica: Friendica detects images at the end and groups them in "attachments" as Mastodon does. However, we don't touch images interspersed between paragraphs.
Marek's feature could handle the attachment pictures without touching the post illustrations.
Yeah, here we go, it is so cool that there are already so many reasonable functions "hidden" in the code that sometimes are just not used / connected together. And your answer might also relate to: friendica.mbbit.de/display/b25…
Dear @Hypolite Petovan might you be so kind and point me to the place in the code where I could best start to look around for rendering posts? Even though inspecting different usage locations of promising function names is a good opportunity to learn more about the code structure, it is also quite time-consuming and thus inefficient
@Marek Bachmann :friendica: The rendering of conversations is a little complex, but I can easily point you to the main template: - templates/wall_thread.tpl - theme/frio/templates/wall_thread.tpl - theme/vier/templates/wall_thread.tpl
@Hypolite Petovan thank you very much. Now I have everything to get started making myself familiar tomorrow. German time-zone recommends some sleep beforehand.
Hi @Hypolite Petovan when ever you find the time, can you point me to the place in code where this attachment detection is already implemented? I was looking out for it, but was not able to find this distinction yet. If there is a implementation, you can gladly add this info to the GitHub discussion since this might not so important for the readers here.
Am I right that there is no attachment feature for the creators of post, or is it? I never saw such an option yet. My current assumption is that the term "attachment" refers solely to an implicit definition like "the media at the end of a post can be / is considered as attachments"
What attachment detection do you mean exactly? Before fancybox the attachments were simply .. uhm .. attached. No special detection or preparation. If you search for "body-attach" you'll find the code actually attaching images. But there is no "magic".
Hi @Grischa (for what ever reason your account is always suggested twice in the autocompletion for @...)
This exactly what I observe, I was asking and wondering in regard to this answer (don't want to link mrpetovan again and again ): friendica.mrpetovan.com/displa…
I think the overview is a little messy by now in this thread regarding who answers to what .
for what ever reason your account is always suggested twice in the autocompletion
This is because I wrote with two of my at least 5 accounts in this thread.. ^^
Marek's feature could handle the attachment pictures without touching the post illustrations.
.. and as I said: These images are collected in the "body-attach" div without any further processing (simply added and linked to). But you want an answer to something different, so I stop and hope you'll find your answer in the issue discussion.
From my inspection (which could easily be wrong) your cited code block only handles media for shared content, i.e. when I post something and include a link to another post.
Ah this was not expressed well from my side. What I meant was that the referred code block is for handling when a post was shared in another post. Like this one: friendica.mbbit.de/display/b25…
@Mihai von Glogowatz , @devadideva Totally agree with you. In any way, regarding the outlaying of multiple images issue and my current work on it, I can at least assure that images are included with the <img src="{{$image.preview}}" alt="{{$image.attachment.description}}" title="{{$image.attachment.description}}". So including the description is considered at his point. The description for images from Mastodon are definitely obeyed on friendica. On Friendica you post you can use bbcode to add a description in this way:
Gute Idee, was es schon gibt ist das ein Vervollständigungsvorschlag eingeblendet wird, wenn Du zum Beispiel "[im" (für den [img][/img]) anfängst zu tippen.
Wenn Du ein eigenes Bild verlinken möchtest, geht es recht komfortabel mit diesem Button:
Bei externen Bildern müsstest Du den [img=quelle]Beschreibung[/img] Tag selbst erstellten, ja. Immerhin kannst Du die URL zum Bild selbst ja kopieren und einfügen
Wenn ich Dich richtig verstehe, wünschst Du Dir die Möglichkeit "einfach externe Bilder mit einer Beschreibung einzufügen"?
Ne das, oder eine entsprechende Meldung, sieht jeder der dir nicht folgt bzw. mit dir befreundet bist. Das ist ist KEIN Fehler sondern einfach die Einstellung für dein Profil (ob die nun bewusst war oder nicht ). Ich bin gerade unterwegs, und kann daher nicht gut nachgucken, aber irgendwo in deinen Einstellungen kannst du das ändern (wenn überhaupt gewünscht).
Sorry, da habe ich mich unklar ausgedrückt. Mein Account hier ist ja auch Friendica und deshalb kann ich es nicht aus Sicht von Mastodon prüfen. Die, die es prüfen könnten müssen also bei Mastodon sein UND dir folgen.
Tatsächlich beobachte ich auch gerade einige Probleme beim Teilen von Bildern, insbesondere außerhalb von Friendica also zum Beispiel bei Mastodon. Ich werde das mal bei Gelegenheit präziseren, was genau wo nicht geht und verlinke dich dann in einer neuen Meldung. Dieser Thread ist ja eigentlich für das Image Grid gedacht.
Oh, ich sehe gerade deine Instanz läuft schon auf 2022.12-rc, je nachdem wann libranet.de sich den aktuellen Stand von Git holt, sollte es bald bei dir verfügbar sein.
Wie gesagt, genau darum geht es hier Das Image Grid wurde erst gestern in 2022.12-rc gemerged. Es kann sehr gut sein das dein Instanz-Admin @Steffen K9 🐰 die neuen Commits hoch nicht geholt hat.
Ich sehe aber gerade auch, dass die Bilder im eingebetten Link scheinbar tatsächlich nicht im Image Grid erscheinen. Kannst du mal auf den Link
The image grid feature is now live in the 2022.12-rc branch.
❤ Thank you very much for all the feedback and support! ❤
One known issue is that the grid is not generated in "quote shared" post, and I did not find the time to analyze / address it (github.com/friendica/friendica…).
I am not able to confirm the issue. On my dev instance, clicking on any image in any of both column starts fancybox correctly (Tested it here: friendica-dev.mbbit.de/display…). Can you provide an example? Thank You!
@Marek Bachmann :friendica: @Grischa Don't worry about it, it's an issue with the fancybox addon specifically, and you need an image grid with two columns, it doesn't affect inline images like you've shared.
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I vole this. Hoe someday the system will be accessible, for blind people, on phone and on computer. Today, for a blind people, freedom, it is not free software, or partially at least
@Texou I agree that accessibility still needs a lot of work on free software, especially on mobile. It is something we think is important and want to continue to improve as we can!
great! we would be pleased to find a solution to share your OS and hardware in France for disable people or elers one. Some improvements are needed but... we have followed this beautiful project since our birth
It is the old lightbox gallery producing this.
Thx 
Andre Louis
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