Hello, hello Jamers 😍

Do #emojis have the same meaning for everyone? 🤔

These little images and characters, used to express emotions or represent characters and actions, are not always understood in the same way by #everyone. Their interpretation can vary according to #cultural context. 🌍 🌎 🌏

You can easily discern the meaning of each emoji at Jami. Want to know how? Read the article! 😍

Here is the link : jami.net/uncover-the-meaning-o…

#p2p #opensource #datasecurity

hmm looking for a feed reader solution where I can sync the state between desktop and android and get a good ux on both

requirements:
- open source
- sync between desktop linux (can be a webapp) and android (must be native)

so far I looked at:
- FreshRSS - if there's a good android app for it, it could work, but the online demo page is kinda useless for testing 50% of the features I care about, so idk if I should spend the time spinning up a test instance
- TinyTinyRSS - gets a failing grade for not supporting feed discovery but also it concerns me that the FAQ assumes you're not using TLS and tells you to disable CSP if you have issues
- RSSGuard - doesn't handle sync itself, overall janky, doesn't handle images well, doesn't handle feed updates well, at least it's a native app so full text feeds will work offline and it has a good amount of features but it just doesn't work that well

and currently I use Feeder on android which overall works really well but it only has its own custom sync protocol that isn't compatible with anything else so I can't sync to my computer

Dear Hackers,

Public libraries, and libraries in general, are not your enemies. They are some of the last places in the world where people can go, hang out, and do things without any expectation of money changing hands. They are a physical manifestation of file sharing and a corporeal form of torrenting. That in mind, libraries are chronically underfunded and they're currently under attack by right-wing politicians and fascists, but I suppose I repeat myself there.

As such, they make lousy targets for ransomware attacks. Chances are, you're not likely to see any money because they have no money to pay you. All you've done is hurt those who are less fortunate than you, you've hurt children, you've hurt students, and you've made no progress towards "sticking it to the man" or whatever.

For god's sake, leave the library alone. Or maybe, come visit one sometime.

Thanks,
Cyberpunk Librarian

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Well @menelion it took a couple of weeks, but the accessibility category on the GitHub discussion board is much cleaner ✨

We were able to delete a bunch of spam, move some issues into a more accurate category, and close-out a lot of already resolved issues 💪

There is a lot of work still to be done internally to be sure the legitimate issues are correctly reported and tracked, but happy to be able to report some progress :blobcathearthug:

github.com/orgs/community/disc…

Today I learned that hi vis workwear kilts exist, and I think it's very important that I inform the Fediverse of this fact.

blaklader.uk/en/product/192118…

In this episode of the CHAOSScast podcast, Alice Sowerby, Luis Cañas-Díaz, and Dawn Foster unpack the new Practitioner Guide for understanding and improving responsiveness on Open Source projects. podcast.chaoss.community/85

#community #OpenSource

Auch weil Nazis behinderte Menschen als "Belastung" für ein "Volk" framen - der medial enttäuschend leise gecoverte Anschlag auf eine Behinderteneinrichtung mit dem Spruch "Euthanasie ist die Lösung" steht im direkten Kontext mit einer Afd-Anfrage zur "Behindertenanzahl in DE" und indirekt mit der Nutzung von "behindert" oder "autistisch" (looking at you, Strack-Zimmermann) zur Abwertung von Menschen - ist der Vortrag von @RaulKrauthausen auf der #rp24 besonders wichtig
youtube.com/watch?v=MfGzW7eAj-…

Two days ago, a stone was thrown onto the window of a housing unit for people with disabilities in Mönchengladbach, Germany. The stone had “euthanasia is the solution” written on it.

It’s clearly a right-wing neo-Nazi attack, considering that the Nazis used to systematically kill disabled people which they deemed unworthy to live.

There has not been an appropriate outrage. Ableism is still very common in Germany, and the Nazi history is a reason for it.

Nazis raus!

www1.wdr.de/nachrichten/rheinl…

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Weshalb automatische Übersetzungen noch lange nicht gut sind:

Ausgangssatz: „…found that children of authoritarian parents were verbally and physically more aggressive than those of authoritative parents“.

Weder Google noch Deepl erkennen den Unterschied zwischen „authoritarian“ und „authoritative“, sondern übersetzen beides mit „autoritär“.

dict.leo.org ist auch nicht wirklich nützlich: dict.leo.org/englisch-deutsch/…

Allerdings bin ich positiv beeindruckt von ChatGPT 3.5 (via DuckDuckGo). Es liefert gute Definitionen der Wörter und wenn (in neuer Session) direkt nach der Übersetzung gefragt wird, kommt sofort autoritär vs autoritativ.

So richtig schick sind die Erklärungen von Claude 3 Haiku (auch via DDG) in Bild 2.

Also: Deepl und Google Translate leider outdated shrug

On her streams, @lina has demonstrated the ability to run many commercial games on Asahi Linux. This may seem simple (they're just games!) but actually requires the combination of multiple bleeding edge technologies:

- FEX-Emu: a high-performance x86_64 emulator for aarch64.
- TSO enabling.
- Alyssa's superb reverse engineered GL drivers.
- An implementation of Rob Clark's DRM native context for asahi.
- krun for lightweight virtualization and virglrenderer integration.

vt.social/@lina/11252411807558…

in reply to Jon Worth

Bike parking: build these. Just these. That’s *it*. These stands can accommodate any type of bike. And you can lock the frame to them.

Don’t build ones where only the wheel goes in. Don’t build anything where the mechanism can go wrong.

I know this is boring. But IT WORKS!

Edit: to those going “they can be cut and taped and bikes stolen” - I know. Do I care? No, not really. Tell me a type of rack that can’t be cut with an angle grinder!

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New blog post: Takeaways from the Google Content Warehouse API documentation leak.

A leak of all of Google’s 14,000 ranking factors recently hit the news. I go over some of the ones that people are eyeing more closely, and end with a cold shower to cool down some of the misleading hype from the SEO industry.

Excerpt:

We only have API documentation. We don’t know about any hidden knowledge, whether any of these factors have a ranking weight of “zero”, whether any of these conditionally apply, which are only used internally for testing…Serious conclusions drawn from this leak are, to some degree, speculation.

#Google #SearchEngines #Blog

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65% of vision impaired people are over 50 years of age, despite making up only 20% of the world's population.

Accessible technology benefits everyone. As we age vision impairment becomes more likely. NVDA's free and open-source technology ensures no one is unfairly disadvantaged because of their vision.

You can support NV Access providing accessible technology by donating:

nvaccess.org/support-us/#donat….

#Donate #NVDA #Support #Blindness #Accessibility #Technology #FOSS #SupportUs

Skautka Dagmar Skálová byla v roce 1949 součástí puče proti komunistickému režimu. Ve vězení strávila přes 16 let.
Český rozhlas teď získal rozhovor, ve kterém Skálová vysvětluje, co se stalo.

🎧 Velký, zapomenutý příběh vypráví v podcastu #Vinohradska12 skautský historik Roman Šantora: irozhlas.cz/veda-technologie/h…

Linux blind users, listen to this and let me know what you guess this actually is, and most importantly, what you think! I'm just gauging interest as this is still in its early infancy, and I was wondering if it was worth continuing. As you can infer, I'm already far enough to have a working yet incomplete prototype!

#linux #accessibility #blind

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MS Edge, unashamed sarcasm

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#Windows users running stupid scanners now contact us for support regarding CVE-2023-46218 which the scanners say affects #curl 8.4.0 shipped by Microsoft.

It would, if their version was built to use #iibpsl, a prereq for this CVE, which #Microsoft does not.

Security scanners. A snake oil business.

curl.se/docs/CVE-2023-46218.ht…

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in reply to daniel:// stenberg://

The problem is not the tools themselves (not entirely at least because they have many shortcomings, like not accounting for Debian/Ubuntu fixes backports) but how people (don't) analyze the results.
We do use vulnerability scanners (sending SBOMs to Dependency-Track) but this clearly requires work to analyze the results and determine if you're actually vulnerable (false positive, non-exploitable vuln, only if configured in some specific way, etc.)
Contacting project maintainers for assistance without even some prior analysis is just plain wrong I 💯 agree!

When @bagder reached out to the various distros earlier this year, everyone working around curl got more personal contact and means to share information.

I feel that cooperation with the project and between distros has become easier and improves life for everyone.😍

github.com/curl/curl/blob/mast…

Projects selected for LibreOffice in the Google Summer of Code 2024.

Information: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl…

@libreoffice

Wenn Sie Betreiber oder Betreiberin eines Onlineshops sind und sich bereits mit dem nahenden Barrierefreiheitsstärkungsgesetz auseinandergesetzt haben, ist Ihnen auf Ihren Recherche-Reisen womöglich schon die Information begegnet, dass für Shops (Dienstleistungen im Sinne des BFSG) eine Übergangsfrist bis 27.6.2030 gelte.

Aber diese Übergangszeit existiert nach meiner Interpretation nicht, sodass für Sie der Stichtag 28.6.2025 gilt…

e-commerce-barrierefrei.de/blo…

#BFSG #ECBF #EAA

"My bike is my gym, my church, and my wheelchair. My bike is everything that I believe in going on in the Biosphere. It’s science, it’s technology, it’s the future, engineering, metallurgy - you name it, it’s right there in my bike. My bike is the most important and valuable thing that I have."

kottke.org/24/05/my-bike-is-ev…

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Edit: blog post up.

Everybody’s jumping to ridiculous conclusions from the Google leak, some of which are absolutely warranted.

My opinion on Google Search has lowered reading through the leaked API docs, but I don’t like it when people agree with me for the wrong reason. There’s no nuance in online discussions, and even the somewhat authorative blog posts people have written have gotten things wrong. Ugh.

Feeling cute, might write a blog post about this later


New blog post: Takeaways from the Google Content Warehouse API documentation leak.

A leak of all of Google’s 14,000 ranking factors recently hit the news. I go over some of the ones that people are eyeing more closely, and end with a cold shower to cool down some of the misleading hype from the SEO industry.

Excerpt:

We only have API documentation. We don’t know about any hidden knowledge, whether any of these factors have a ranking weight of “zero”, whether any of these conditionally apply, which are only used internally for testing…Serious conclusions drawn from this leak are, to some degree, speculation.

#Google #SearchEngines #Blog


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