Ley de 26 de noviembre de 1931: condena por alta traición a la estirpe Borbón
A todos los que la presente vieren y entendieren, sabed: Que las Cortes Constituyentes, en funciones de Soberanía Nacional, han aprobado el acta acusatoria contra don Alfonso de Borbón y Habsburgo-Lorena, dictando lo siguiente:
«Las Cortes Constituyentes declaran culpable de alta traición, como fórmula jurídica que resume todos los delitos del acta acusatoria, al que fue rey de España...
Posting this one as individual toots instead, since the last update was unreadable.
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Not all that much happened in the main branch this time, but we have 2 additions related to list rows, both originally by @brainblasted.
1. There's now AdwSpinRow - it's like AdwEntryRow but with GtkSpinButton.
It has basically identical API to GtkSpinButton - one difference is it omits the value-changed signal - it's 100% identical to notify::value and people can just use that instead.
And it looks a bit nicer than regular spin buttons.
It's been a while, so a number of things happened.
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You've probably already seen it, since it was in the last TWIG, but @jamie added a way to create AdwAboutWindow from AppStream data. In particular, this should make release notes page far easier to work with - the release notes already support appstream markup and now it can just pull them from appdata directly rather than having to copy-paste them, and unlike application name, developer name etc they tend to be fairly long.
It doesn't unfortunately fill everything - for example, copyright line or credits still have to be specified manually since AppStream doesn't have that data in the first place. But it still considerably reduces the amount of copy-pasted information.
One part that is a bit awkward is that the appdata xml needs to be in gresource (the original plan was get the installed file by path, but it's pretty hard to do correctly in practice), and meson doesn't make easy to pull translated xmls into gresource - but it is doable.
And well, it means that libadwaita depends on libappstream now.
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To reduce confusion a bit, @brainblasted deprecated adw_expander_row_add_action() and added adw_expander_row_add_suffix() instead - matching action rows instead. We really should have done it back in 1.0, but didn't for some reason - better late than never.
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For sidebars, Chris also added a property that hides AdwHeaderBar title, incl. the generated one that's pulled from the window or browsing view. This should make it a lot easier to have a title in a sidebar only when folded, once the new sidebar widgets land.
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A new contributor added AdwSwitchRow - a simple AdwActionRow subclass with a GtkSwitch. While this isn't too difficult to implement manually, it's a really common case and it gets annoying, so having a helper is nice. Another nicety is that it doesn't expose the GtkSwitch:state property, only :active - meaning it's much harder to misuse it.
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@mks_h added a description property to AdwPreferencesPage - it looks same as preference group description, but shown at the very top of the page, making some of the Settings mockups easier to implement.
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I finally finished and landed AdwToolbarView. We also did a few changes to toolbar styles, so you may notice the doc screenshots look a bit different now. ^^
This one I'm not announcing in TWIG yet, since the rest of the new widgetry is not there yet, so it's not as useful yet as it will be later, once the new sidebar widgets have landed.
A change that's sort of related to toolbar view, but also not really, is that the new header bar style with a shadow is now also used for GtkWindow titlebars. While we can't use it for any random header bars in a GtkBox, we can do it here. This does have a few side effects though:
- If an app is using a header bar as a window titlebar, but has, say, a GtkSearchBar within the window, the header bar shadow will be above the search bar. It's not a big problem in practice since very few apps do this (I checked every core app and every third party app I have installed and only found 2 instances), and it doesn't do much harm, just looks a bit weird - but still a thing to keep in mind.
- Late in the last cycle we changed GtkPopoverMenuBar style to use a header bar-like style as well, with the same colors and border, and a backdrop style. Well, it is quite common to use menu bars together with a header bar set as a GtkWindow titlebar as well, particularly with the automatic one GtkWindow adds by default. So, I just reverted that change and the menubars look plain and boring once again. If somebody wants them to look fancy and blend with the titlebar, AdwToolbarView does support them, so you can add a header bar and a menubar within one and it will look nice. There is even an example of that in libadwaita tests.
One thing to note: the original mockups positioned the number in between the - and the + buttons as follows: "- 50 +". That part was not implemented, not only because it would require poking into GtkSpinButton internals or rewriting it, but also because that really doesn't work when the displayed number has less digits than the maximum amount it's allowed to have. This means that in practice it won't look tidy like on mockups, but more like: "- 50 +".
And when you have multiple spin rows in a single list, chances are that the - buttons will be positioned differently on each row. The spring animations demo page is a good example of that happening.
On this screenshot I've right-aligned the spinbuttons (they normally extend all the way to the row title) and added a background to show this.
The - buttons would be aligned same as the backgrounds here - not good. So, they had to go.
And if you center align the numbers as well to have even spacing - well, the numbers would be misaligned too.
2. There's now a .property style class that can be added to AdwActionRow or AdwExpanderRow. It basically inverts the row's title and subtitle.
It's just a style class instead of a widget because having a full widget for this would be overkill, as otherwise it would be identical to action rows.
This standardizes an existing pattern - rows like this have already been used in Nautilus' and Loupe's properties. This should also be useful for apps like Contacts.
@worr it's a process with lots of discussions. No one wants new options, but we are also careful not to overload existing or add new default behaviors that might be troublesome. And we add features regularly to be able to do more transfer "things".
Zajímavost: 1. výzkum fotovoltaického jevu se datuje do roku 1839, kdy Edmond Becquerel (otec Henriho Becquerela, objevitele radioaktivity) vytvořil elektrický proud umístěním chloridu stříbrného do kyseliny a jeho vystavením světlu.
We're about to reach 1000 installs on Google Play. To celebrate this milestone, our partners at Telelight, the first and most accessible Telegram client on Android, are giving away monthly subscriptions to 300 users of Accessible Android. Just fill in the form to get your code. tinyurl.com/bdhmmdm3
Thanks. I did download Telelight. For some reason, the post I typed wouldn't send. I would hit the Send button and the screen would return to what I wrote still in the edit box and the keyboard showing. I couldn't find any error message.
Tonight, continuing on with the Kifu application. Tonight, we're going to start implementing the rules of the game, doing algorithmic work, and doing it with...
WhatsApp rolls out a handful of new verification and protection features, including defenses against SIM jacking and social engineering attacks (Igor Bonifacic/Engadget)
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Hoy es día de coser #piel como si no hubiera un mañana y así materializar este #proyecto que lleva más o menos un año en planeación y un mes en ejecución.
Hoy junto las piezas que hacen el todo de mi mochila de piel, la segunda que diseño.
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someone, somewhere, obviously just manually edited the description that we provided for this flaw, and that manual edit was incorrect and inserted this error into the text.
I like the way the crest looks on this female northern cardinal. I didn't notice the odd feather on the wing until I started processing the photograph. It makes me wonder if something happened or did, I just catch her before her all fixed up for the day. A fun thing about spring is everything turns green, a really nice background for bird photos.
@jf Full build is 73 seconds; gtk4 is 13 seconds, gio is 6 seconds, and the application itself is 7 seconds; the remaining 330 dependencies build in 50 seconds.
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Spread the loveAs technology is advancing and everything is getting smarter day by day, the android launchers are getting smarter as well. Android launchers play an essential role in the interface of the android mobile phone.
#Chatcontrol - one of the worst EU plans that is also being described as a surveillance monster - must be stopped! The draft law is facing huge opposition across Europe. Now, an analysis by the EU Parliament's Scientific Service comes to the conclusion that the law will even be counterproductive.
It’s hard to believe even with an approximately 80% smartphone penetration globally, most apps are still not accessible. Most companies still deem accessibility-related use cases as “edge cases”, and…
It’s interesting that Uber started doing a better job of attracting drivers than Lyft when instead of simply paying them higher bonuses, the CEO used the app as a driver and fixed a bunch driver-hostile features like not showing destinations before pickup. wsj.com/articles/uber-ceo-star…
Dara Khosrowshahi and other executives realized drivers’ complaints were valid. They revamped the app, helping Uber attract workers and extend its lead on Lyft. Driver pay remains a sticking point.
Arkansas requires users to be 18 to use social media unless the app is exclusively focused on sharing short form videos of dancing, etc or the company makes less than 25% of revenue from social media.
This exempts TikTok & YouTube. Impressive lobbying.
Going through my notes on There Are No Accidents by Jessie Singer, and I figured I'd share them here as I process them.
This is a book about how our systemic decisions make America a dangerous place to live. It really made clear to me that Covid is nothing new. We've always been needlessly cavalier with each other's lives - especially the lives of the poorest and most marginalized among us.
The US is a uniquely dangerous place to live, among wealthy nations. One in 24 Americans will die by accident - a 40% higher rate than Norway, the next most dangerous.
It's especially dangerous if you're already marginalized. As Singer writes, "whether or not you die by accident is just a measure of your power, or lack of it"
Some accidents we try very hard to avoid. Others we accept as simply inevitable. Which kinds of accidents are which is not a matter of chance, it is driven by underlying power structures.
Back in the 1920s, when a person was killed by a car, people *rioted*.
Then the automobile industry began the process of normalizing traffic fatalities.
Core to their approach was an emphasis on human error. Accidents weren't due to systemic decisions (or corporate greed). It was all "human error". Pedestrians who didn't yield to cars were "jaywalkers" causing accidents.
The industry lobbied against restrictions like "speed governors" that would keep cars from going too fast and funded education campaigns to teach a new generation that roads were for cars.
(BTW, one of the things this book has really affirmed for me is the extent to which blaming individuals for problems is not just ineffective at solving the larger problem, it *actively works against *system change. It is a tool wielded by those in power.)
One particularly obnoxious manifestation of industry's focus on individual responsibility is Otto Nobetter. ("Ought to know better" - hilarious!)
Otto Nobetter was an education campaign designed by the industry group the National Council for Industrial Safety. It was formed largely because states started passing worker's compensation laws, so businesses suddenly had an incentive to protect their workers from injury and death.
Industry also tried to argue that some people are just "accident prone".
Psychologists, usually on the corporate payroll, conducted studies attempting to prove that people who got into accidents had something wrong with them: they lacked strong religious values, had trouble with authority, were divorcees or gamblers or had "a psychosexual need to court danger."
Of course this was all bunk, and yet another example of scientists cynically serving those in power. (See merchantsofdoubt.org/)
History Professor Bryant Simon says "what we call accidents are in some ways manufactured vulnerabilities".
He wrote a book about the 1991 Hamlet Fire, which killed 25 workers, mostly black women. Simon refuses to blame the "greedy owners" who violated OSHA regulations.
"Those people did not just end up in that plant that day. Historical forces brought a particular kind of person to that plant, and the fact that no one cared about them didn’t just begin that day.”
For reference, JMAP is an alternative to IMAP. IMAP is a pretty messy protocol. JMAP is intended to be simpler and cleaner. This might make for spiffier performance, but also fewer coding errors.
I failed to note WAI’s Pronunciation Task Force nor did I mention its draft spec in my post, so I added them as an addendum as well as a great comment from Brennan Young on an old post of mine that relates: adrianroselli.com/2023/04/dont…
When many devs, testers, and authors first start listening to content through a screen reader, they are surprised to hear dates, pricing, names, abbreviations, acronyms, etc. announced differently than they expect.
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These are called Dokan and are ceramic pipes often stored in empty lots, where children would play climbing into them. This is why Super Mario Bros has pipes! To appeal to kids who would play with them in the 80s! These ARE the Super Mario Bros pipes!
My imaginary children aren’t using your streaming service
Whenever I start up Netflix, I'm asked if I want to create an account for my children.
I don't have children. I don't want children. I find most children annoying - not yours, obviously, yours are lovely. But I resent being asked every single time whether my imaginary kids want an account. It's ju
Alice
in reply to Alice • • •One thing to note: the original mockups positioned the number in between the - and the + buttons as follows: "- 50 +". That part was not implemented, not only because it would require poking into GtkSpinButton internals or rewriting it, but also because that really doesn't work when the displayed number has less digits than the maximum amount it's allowed to have. This means that in practice it won't look tidy like on mockups, but more like: "- 50 +".
And when you have multiple spin rows in a single list, chances are that the - buttons will be positioned differently on each row. The spring animations demo page is a good example of that happening.
On this screenshot I've right-aligned the spinbuttons (they normally extend all the way to the row title) and added a background to show this.
The - buttons would be aligned same as the backgrounds here - not good. So, they had to go.
And if you center align the numbers as well to have even spacing - well, the numbers would be misaligned too.
Alice
in reply to Alice • • •2. There's now a .property style class that can be added to AdwActionRow or AdwExpanderRow. It basically inverts the row's title and subtitle.
It's just a style class instead of a widget because having a full widget for this would be overkill, as otherwise it would be identical to action rows.
This standardizes an existing pattern - rows like this have already been used in Nautilus' and Loupe's properties. This should also be useful for apps like Contacts.
Docs: gnome.pages.gitlab.gnome.org/l…
Adw: Style Classes
gnome.pages.gitlab.gnome.org