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Política, Galicia.
El PSOE va a acordar con un corrupto para desbancar a otro. Acuerda con Jácome (Democracia Ourensana) para sacar a Baltar (PP) de la diputación. eldiario.es/galicia/psoe-acuer…

El PSOE acuerda iniciar negociaciones con Jácome para desbancar a Baltar de la Diputación de Ourense

Entre José Manuel Baltar y Gonzalo Pérez Jácome el PSOE ha elegido al segundo. Los socialistas de Ourense han decidido en su ejecutiva provincial iniciar conversaciones con el polémico alcalde de Ourense para buscar un acuerdo que les permita desbanc…
Gonzalo Cortizo (elDiario.es)
in reply to Óscar Gorri

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modulux

Política, Galicia.
Es una disyuntiva bastante terrible y no envidio al PSOE por tener que tomar esta decisión. Los cuernos del dilema van a pinchar, cualquiera que se coja, aunque no acordar con Jácome tendría la dudosa virtud de no hacer daño por acción, sino por omisión. Alternativas, otras no veo. Queda la esperanza de que a Jácome y su instrumento económico en forma de partido político se le abran diligencias penales un buen día.

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CVE-2023-27536

Announced by the #curl project back in March 2023. We deem it severity Low. curl.se/docs/CVE-2023-27536.ht…

NVD, in their infinite wisdom, thinks this is a CRITICAL 9.8 flaw: nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2…

I wish I knew how to fix this annoying problem but talking or whining to NVD certainly does not seem to help.

curl - GSS delegation too eager connection re-use - CVE-2023-27536

curl.se
#curl
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Gregory P. Smith (he/him) 🚲🦝

100% agreed that the CVSS scoring system and "assume the worst" guidance makes for scores that do not accurately reflect importance. Especially for very broad-use things.

My take on this is that. like it or not, more open source projects of note need to become "CNA" (certificate numbering authorities) of their own which I understand can given them some control over the content of CVEs filed against their project. cve.org/ProgramOrganization/CN…

#cve #cvss #cna #oss

cve-website

www.cve.org
#oss #cve #cvss #CNA

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In 2022, 11,769 commits were made to the #LibreOffice source code, from 218 authors, in 10 repositories. We also took part in the Google Summer of Code, to support student developers: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #opensource #foss
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Development and Quality Assurance: TDF's Annual Report 2022 - The Document Foundation Blog

In 2022, 11,769 commits were made to the LibreOffice source code, from 218 authors, in 10 repositories.
Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation)
#foss #opensource #libreoffice

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Transphobie

Le RN s'engouffre à fond dans les paniques morales sur les enfants trans...

questions.assemblee-nationale.…

Question n°8473 - Assemblée nationale

Presentation de l'Assemblee nationale, du palais Bourbon, de ses membres (deputes), de son fonctionnement et de son actualite : agenda, travaux en cours (amendements, rapports, commissions, lois), textes et dossiers (legislatifs ou d'actualite)...
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"single mothers did less housework and spent more time on leisure and sleeping than married mothers. What’s more, the single mothers managed all that while spending no less time caring for their children."
psychologytoday.com/us/blog/li…

Single Moms: Less Housework, More Leisure Than Married Moms

A study of 23,088 mothers found that married mothers get less sleep, spend less time on leisure, and do more housework than single mothers.
Bella DePaulo Ph.D. (Psychology Today)

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Librsvg 2.56.1 is out! This is the latest stable release. A few inconsequential code changes, but the compiled library is now a lot smaller due to the linker omitting unused code.

gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/librsvg…


2.56.1 - stable · GNOME / librsvg · GitLab

Version 2.56.1 The minimum supported Rust version (MSRV) is 1.65. Unfortunately the assert_cmd crate, used in the...
GitLab

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Federal Judge Makes History in Holding That Border Searches of Cell Phones Require a Warrant | Electronic Frontier Foundation eff.org/deeplinks/2023/05/fede…

Federal Judge Makes History in Holding That Border Searches of Cell Phones Require a Warrant

With United States v. Smith (S.D.N.Y. May 11, 2023), a district court judge in New York made history by being the first court to rule that a warrant is required for a cell phone search at the border, “absent exigent circumstances” (although other dis…
Electronic Frontier Foundation
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Emmanuele Bassi

mild spoilers for the System Shock remake

Given that I was a KS backer, I knew that Nightdive turned what was originally the intro cutscene into a playable segment; I honestly liked the touch of voicing the fake, in world quotes used in the original manual as part of the background news broadcast in the Hacker's flat.

I *loved* the System Shock manual, so much so that I still have a copy of the PDF.

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13 SHIFTcycles♻
Weiter geht’s mit "reuse". Wiederverwenden: eigentlich selbstverständlich, ziemlich einfach und auf einem Planeten mit begrenzten Ressourcen super wichtig.
Blog: shiftphones.com/13-shiftcycles…

#reuse #shifthappens #shiftphone #relate #recycle #cycle #refund

Circular Economy und die 13 SHIFTcycles – Teil 5 reuse | SHIFT -

www.shiftphones.com
#reuse #shifthappens #shiftphone #cycle #relate #recycle #refund
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It brings me great joy to announce the elevation of a longstanding Purism employee to the critically important role of Director of Product—François Téchené—the second employee hired to Purism.

puri.sm/posts/purism-announcin…


Purism Announcing Director of Product François Téchené – Purism

Purism makes premium phones, laptops, mini PCs and servers running free software on PureOS. Purism products respect people's privacy and freedom while protecting their security.
Purism SPC

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Symptom of conservative views, so nothing gets done about the rent crisis. People need to get over people coming up with creative income streams. I don’t know how I would afford BC prices. Live in a hicktown? Termination looming over BC teaching assistant's OnlyFans account | Canada dailyhive.com/canada/bc-teachi… dailyhive.com/canada/bc-teachi…

Termination looming after BC teaching assistant refused to take down OnlyFans account

Her union rep says she didn't violate any rules by posting adult content 👀
Gerald Narciso (Daily Hive)

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If you have posted or want to read/re-read anything on FanFiction.Net you don't have access to anywhere else, back it up as soon as you can.

There's an explanation why www.fanfiction.net being available while fanfiction.net is not is a sign of things gone very wrong at resumbrarum.tumblr.com/post/71…

No, Fanfiction.net is not safe.

Okay, hang on, folks, we gotta talk about how domains are registered, because the fanfiction.net thing is, actually, almost as bad as it looks. Domain names have a hierarchy. The top level in the...
resumbrarum (Tumblr)
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People Make Games (the video game investigative reporting YouTube channel that Quinns from SU&SD is part of, if you’re as much as a wide spectrum game nerd as I am) had published a _2½-hours-long documentary_ on whatever the fuck happened with Disco Elysium, the ownership of ZA/UM and that whole disaster.

youtu.be/JGIGA8taN-M


Investigation: Who’s Telling the Truth about Disco Elysium?

Following the explosive allegations that Disco Elysium has been stolen from its original creators, People Make Games uncovers a far more nuanced story than t...
YouTube
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libadwaita updates, long

Last update: crab.garden/@alice/11039889393…

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Since the last update I've been looking at split view sizing.

A while ago @tbernard opened an issue about having dynamic sizes for sidebars, instead of basically just a fixed size (well ok, really it wasn't fixed size, it's the usual GTK natural/minimum sizes + hexpand, but natural size is really hard to control and hexpand is not useful for sidebars, so in practice it is fixed size). So basically, changing the width depending on the window size, similar to what we do in AdwClamp.

With the old widgets this was basically impossible:

- the sidebar itself can't do it even if we had a sidebar widget (we don't) - it doesn't know anything about the window width. It has to be the container, i.e. leaflet/flap.
- leaflet is too generic for this. It's a box/stack with N children, it has no idea what a sidebar is - even though it's basically always used for sidebars
- we could do it in flap, but it still can be used for other things, like titlebars in fullscreen, not necessarily sidebars - so the new sizing would have to be opt in. Besides, the main places where we care about this are using leaflet, not flap

With the new split views though it can work just fine. Both kinds of split views have exactly two children with clear purposes, and none of the above is an issue there. So, they can now do dynamic sizes. That's what crab.garden/@alice/11042193160… was about, as me and Tobias needed a reasonably realistic way to test three-pane layouts, as the most complex case, meanwhile Geary is still using GTK3 and NewsFlash is using Rust and would need a bindings update, so it's easier to just make a demo instead.

So, both AdwNavigationSplitView and AdwOverlaySplitView have 4 new properties:

- :sidebar-width-fraction
- :min-sidebar-width
- :max-sidebar-width
- :sidebar-width-unit

When either split view is not collapsed, the sidebar width is ideally a percentage of the full split view width, set with the :sidebar-width-fraction property. To prevent the sidebar from becoming too wide or too narrow, its width can be clamped between a minimum and a maximum value, set with :min-sidebar-width and :max-sidebar-width properties. Note that all of those properties can be ignored if the minimum width of the widget inside exceeds them, same as with AdwClamp.

Now, what about the Large Text mode? The text becomes larger, and pixel-based sizes aren't ideal for this, same as how it can be suboptimal in AdwClamp.

Meanwhile, breakpoints support non-pixel units, in particular points (pt) that scale with text scale factor. And so, split views can now also use them, set with the :sidebar-width-unit property. They affect the minimum and maximum sidebar width, but not the fraction.

Note that the unit enum has been renamed from AdwBreakpointConditionLengthUnit to AdwLengthUnit to indicate that it's not a breakpoint-specific thing anymore.

There's also a new unit: sp. It stands for scale independent pixels, and is exactly the same thing as in Android where I basically copied it from. It's equivalent to 1px on text scale factor 1, 1.25px with text scale factor 1.25 and so on. So it's kinda like points, but easier to use since it's same as pixels with default settings, instead of 1⅓px. And that's what split views default to, so they will work with large text OOTB.

Finally, AdwOverlaySplitView also uses these sizes in collapsed state. That state mainly exists for narrow widths, and so the width fraction is not really useful there. Instead, it just tries to use the maximum width when possible, and tries to shrink down to minimum width if it doesn't fit otherwise. Additionally, there's a reserved 64px space that the sidebar cannot take in this state, to prevent it from ever expanding to the full width (the default maximum width is 360px, so it would happen on mobile by default otherwise). This value is not customizable by apps, mostly because I haven't figured out any good names for it.

Alice ‮

2023-05-24 05:09:22


And here's how it resizes. The new part is that the sidebar size is dynamic.

@Tobias Bernard
in reply to Alice ‮

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Alice ‮

libadwaita updates, long

All swipeable widgets in libadwaita (AdwCarousel, AdwLeaflet, AdwFlap and now AdwNavigationView and AdwOverlaySplitView) use spring animations for finishing the swipe gesture. However, all 3 of the old widgets set clamped=true on their animation, meaning it can never overshoot and go back. This is rather unfortunate, since overshooting when swiped too hard is one of the most noticeable spring animation features.

There were 2 reasons for that:

1. The widgets would need to be able to handle overshooting, which is a behavior break with carousel (though not a very serious one), and is complicated to implement with leaflet
2. Since we don't have overshooting/rubberbanding, if you move the page to the end and then swipe with non-0 velocity, the page will be flinged even though it had already stopped. This can also be seen in Loupe which has a custom widget for swiping between images using AdwSwipeTracker.

The first issue isn't a problem anymore, since we're replacing those widgets anyway. The second issue means we need to have overshoot in swipe tracker. Loupe has set a precedent by having it for pinch zoom, so I went ahead and implemented it, and enabled it in AdwNavigationView and AdwOverlaySplitView. I expect Loupe to enable it as well once bindings are updated.

This is also in main, other than the AdwOverlaySplitView part. :)

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