Head’s up. The crypto world is trying really hard to pivot towards decentralized social media.
It’s important for everyone to know that the Fediverse has NOTHING to do with cryptocurrency, or NFTs, or whatever Ponzi scheme the “coin” hucksters have been trying to peddle.
Whenever something gets trendy, that’s when the bottom feeders arrive.
Baden-Württembergs Datenschutzbeauftragter untermauert seinen Appell an Schulen, Microsofts Cloud-Office zu verbannen, mit Verweis auf Schadenersatzforderungen.
Man, I'm already not having fun. I'm going to have to specify the type of everything? I can't just say, "type is whatever the return type of that thing is"?
It will figure out the type if it can, but .collect can output many different types. If you want to tell it to collect to a vec for example you can just to .collect::<Vec<_>>();
@brainblasted It's not the shortest way, but I think this way looks nicer. The other way is to give the variable a type like this `let args: Vec<_> = ...` which ls a few chars shorter. Also, this article may be helpful techblog.tonsser.com/posts/wha….
@jalcine @sigma @brainblasted Hehe, I don't know yet what this means. Serialize? I want strings. The strings I type at the command line. Whitespace-separated. As sent by the OS. Why do I need to serialize?
@jalcine @sigmacollect() is a generic function on iterators, and iterators are generic. While the Args iterator on Strings, my understanding is that you can use collect() to collect a vector of anything you could convert a string to.
stormdragon2976 pushed changes to the master branch of the radio.sh project You no longer have to declare an array in the configuration file. just add the stations in the format [station name]=”url”
Listen to a customizable list of radio stations. This came about because some of my friends wanted an easy way to stream internet radio stations without opening a browser.
Listen to a customizable list of radio stations. This came about because some of my friends wanted an easy way to stream internet radio stations without opening a browser.
This is a repository of apps to be used with F-Droid. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github).
Какой же классный диапазон у Мортена Харкета! И низкие, и высокие ноты берёт так, что просто треки хочется по миллиону раз переслушивать. Я на этот подсел: youtu.be/XdoUm3-v5U4
a-ha's newest album Foot Of The Mountain will come out june 15. Playlist: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvy4h-DXFZ0&feature=PlayList&p=AECE3ACEA52CDF2C&inde...
А я просто обожаю Summer moved on. Оно, конечно, грустно, что капец, но зато там есть чуть ли не самая длинная нота в истории. При этом это не автотюн и не музыкальный фотошоп, я слышал, как он это вживую в радиостудии под гитару поёт. Вот, например, хорошая версия: youtube.com/watch?v=L41OrlHtfM…
I turned my old 'Hefty Bolox' Steve's Clock into a very swanky American audio-book narrater. It's probably American because the entire collection of samples comes to only 17 seconds, so not a lot for it to work with. It switches between American and British like it's going out of style. CC @sclower
The idea that this could happen, that people are so desperate to imagine Harry Potter fucking Hermione Granger and putting it to readable text is absolutely crazy to me.
@gocu54 Nah, you're just unfortunately closed-minded to creative writing. If it's not canon, it must be shit. Poor mentality to have, but hey, you do you.
Well, it could be because the fan fiction I've read is just crap. Either poorly written or completely bogus. At least use some of the cannonized stuff. That's me though. Give me examples of good Harry Potter fan fiction and I may just change my mind.
There's this one where Harry is some sort of rich lord. Yeah, Harry wouldn't refer to himself as a lord. He's not anywhere near as arogant as young Draco.
@gocu54 The point of fanfic is to deviate from the known universe and go in whatever direction you like. That's the point, or you're just rehashing the books. You really have to learn to think bigger.
@gocu54 Here's a Harry raised by Goblins after being dumped in the bank by his stupid disgusterous relatives. A personal favourite of mine: fanfiction.net/s/8186071/
Um dude, Harry Potter in a harem? Is that what happens in Fan Fic? Weird dude. The voice almost sounds like a gold crusted Brittish gangster with a harem is reading this.
@bryansmart until now I didn't reolize there were sliders I could change to maybe make things sound different. I just had it genorate me reading part of saying no, and it sounds rather interesting. some of magonigals lines it made my voice higher, and quieter. I might need better clips, but it still sounds interesting if you want to hear it. I would probibly have to put it behind a content warning though.
lol, I just listened to that piece, the voice reading that tiny bit of text, sounded like he didn't want to do it or something. He had so much anger and exasperation in his voice!
Well, it probably won't compete with anything from Mozilla, so that rules out VPN service... So it might be something that competes with other email services. Cloud storage?
@adamhotep As an organization, we align with Mozilla's stance on this. We're against proof-of-work cryptocurrencies, and will not even accept them as payment methods for donations.
After driving a lot of the moral outrage around “privacy” and online ads, the New York Times is shocked that eliminating ad targeting leads to worse ads.
This is the privacy you craved. Why see ads for things you might like when you can see random junk instead? Thanks Apple ATT.
“ChatGPT was broken by people who count to infinity on Reddit” wasn’t something I expected to read today, but yet here we are. vice.com/en/article/epzyva/ai-…
Alexander Klepnev CC BY 4.0 “Open Source” Seeds Loosen Big Ag’s Grip on Farmers A handful of companies own the patents on virtually every seed planted in the US. Now, a new crop of unowned seeds is...
Na Jonáška padl nějaký moribundus. Zvracení, průjem... už z něj jde jen hnědá voda. Samozřejmě v sobotu, kdy je nejbližší pohotovost asi 80 km daleko. Snad to zvládneme sami. Docela se bojím. Už je to přece jen senior. A má cukrovku.
@batvin3211 there is a LOT wrong with this graph. Please don’t delete Signal, Threema, and Proton in favor of Discord lol.
This analysis is just an automatic code review that falsely aims to rate privacy/security based on very simple measurements - demonstrated by a service like Discord with 0 hint of E2EE and a metric fuckton of metadata collection being rated safer as all the other decent services doing good work.
@Michael Vogel ah, I didn't use the read access for some years, I got to confused by the Twitter interaction in my timeline. So just using the cross post function for years.
As far as I understood this new API, a user will receive a token. There is already a token in the current implementation. It is generated out of the process when the user has connected with their Twitter account. And this token indeed is individually stored per user. So we could change the addon in a way that one can enter that token by their own. And also we then have to remove all read commands, since only write will be supported in the future.
I don't know at the moment. Problem is that this whole thingy is totally unclear. Just like this "write only" access that had been introduced after some protests. I'm also not completely convinced that this is the final outcome. That's why I wanted to wait some more days to deprecate the addon.
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Physicist John Tyndall is often credited with discovering the greenhouse effect, which he wrote about in 1859.
But female scientist Eunice Foote published a paper - 3 years earlier - demonstrating how atmospheric water vapor & CO2 affected solar heating. She theorized that heat trapping gases in Earth’s atmosphere warm its #climate.
American Eunice Foote was an amateur scientist and women's rights pioneer from the mid-1800s whose experiments foreshadowed the discovery of Earth's greenhouse effect.
Kudos to @alecaddd and team for taking on the massive challenge of modernizing Thunderbird. Here's hoping it'll finally get a headerbar instead of the 6 toolbars, and real threading!
We had a major redesign a couple of years ago, with the tabbed NotebookBar user interface. But we're still open to new ideas! We just need more help (or people to fund developers 😉)
and you did this while keeping the classical menu bar available 👌👏
@tbernard The process that Thunderbird is going through right now, Libre Office did it few years ago when taking over the OpenOffice codebase IMHO. Sure the design didn't really change at this time, but the internals did.
What is missing is a modern look to Libre Office, but the modernized UX is definitely here.
Mastodon is not a great medium for this kind of discussion, but this is a good example of what I mean: Instead of one polished, focused new UI there's now a settings panel with seven different options, each with its own papercuts.
With all the uproar about Golang recently I thought to myself, maybe I should start learning Rust and start working on a Rust powered alternative to Hugo.
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Denně více než 30 000 prodaných položek a každou vteřinu nové nabídky. U nás nakoupíte nebo prodáte, co potřebujete! Postaráme se o bezpečné a pohodlné obchodování.
If you are looking for open-source sampled instruments to use in your music, here's a great repository: sfzinstruments.github.io/
They use the SFZ format which is the best way to make sampled instruments. It's open-source, easy to edit (all based on text + audio files) and well documented.
To use these instruments in Ardour or other DAWs I'd recommend the open-source plug-in sfizz:
For me this is the last nail in the coffin for #Go.
I've never bought much into the language. I've been impressed by its constructs to natively manage and synchronize asynchronous operations, but its rigidity when it comes to programming paradigms (no proper object-oriented and functional constructs in the 21st century, seriously?) means that I see it as a language that seriously limits expressivity, and doomed to generate a lot of boilerplate. It's a language very good at solving the types of problem that are usually solved at Google (build and scale large services that process a lot of stuff in a way that the code looks the same for all the employees), and little more than that.
After #Rust really took off, I didn't see a single reason why someone would pick Go.
And now here we go with the last straw: Google has proposed to embed telemetry collection *into the language toolchain itself*. And, according to Google, it should be enabled by default (opt-out rather than opt-in), because, of course, if they make it an opt-in then not many people will explicitly enable a toggle that shares their source code and their usage of the compiler with one of today's biggest stalkers. If they make it an opt-out, well, many people won't even notice, and you can grab more data points from people, whether they know/like it or not.
If you build open-source projects in Go, it's time to drop it and start considering alternatives. The market for modern compiled language is much more competitive now than it was a decade ago. We knew already that we couldn't trust a programming language developed by the largest surveillance company on the planet.
This is today's watch. It has to be – the date is broken, and it only shows 11, so it only makes sense today.
It's not winning any beauty contests. The dial has a nice texture, but the hands are nowhere near the markers, and the date window is nowhere near the indexes. Not a surprise, if you look inside. And with these long lugs it somehow manages to wear a little big, despite being classically sized.
It came to me with a bracelet, and I lasted maybe 2 minutes with it. It's an excellent hair removal tool, so it went back to the box of crappy parts, making room for this leather strap. Now it looks somewhat nice, if you squint a little.
Seems like it's overdue for service for decades, the amplitude (at a glance) is probably around half of what it should be. Somehow manages to keep decent time though.
Just finished watching this almost an hour long video doing a deep dive into the music and sounds of Wario Land 4 on the GBA and holy crap this game has so many cool audio things going on in it. youtube.com/watch?v=G6ih-1kP6D…
Mastodon v4.1.0 got released today! Some awesome additions that people have been after for a while now: - Add support for importing/exporting server-wide domain blocks - Ensure exact match is the first result in hashtag searches - Add support for editing media description and focus point of already-sent posts - Add listing of followed hashtags
And the list of fixes inbound with this version is monstrous.
This is great to see, but please keep in mind that your particular instance will need to be updated to this version so not all instances will update at the same time.
Some apps may also need to be updated in order to support these new features.
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More dark mode and compatibility improvements are coming to #LibreOffice, thanks to the work of our QA team! Here's their summary from January: qa.blog.documentfoundation.org…
General Activities LibreOffice 7.4.5 was announced on January 26 Rafael Lima continued polishing dark mode support, made the BASIC code editor warn in case of read-only modules and dialogs and made it possible to toggle the display of section boundar…
Is there a way to set the theme to dark mode overall (so the Calc sheet is dark etc) but keep the "normal" colouring for the Writer pages (white bg/dark fg)?
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in reply to JordiGH • • •cargo helpandcargo --listwill show you commands that are available to you. That's easier that guessing.JordiGH
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Man, I'm already not having fun. I'm going to have to specify the type of everything? I can't just say, "type is whatever the return type of that thing is"?
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in reply to JordiGH • • •collect()is a generic function on iterators, and iterators are generic. While theArgsiterator on Strings, my understanding is that you can usecollect()to collect a vector of anything you could convert a string to.