Co nás dneska čeká? Poslední den dovolené. Déšť. Výšlap do Passo Stelvio Stilfserjoch tou nejdelší variantou. Pomalá smrt. Měl jsem vás rád... #jessica2024 🚲
I was thrilled to be interviewed for Double Tap, a daily blindness tech podcast, hosted by @stevenscott and Shaun Preece. This program is produced for AMI in Canada but is available wherever you get your podcasts. On today’s show, Steven, Shaun and I talk about the BT Speak Pro from Blazie Technologies, a pocket computer featuring a nine-key Braille keyboard and speech output. doubletaponair.com/relive-the-…
Academic librarians of the fediverse: I could use your help.
There's a book that would be useful for my research that I can't get via ILL. There are three copies in Worldcat: one at the Smithsonian, one at the University of Alberta, and one at l’Université du Québec à Montréal. If anyone at any of those libraries is able to check something for me, I'd be *very* grateful.
#AudioMo for June 14, 2024 This is an excerpt I recorded for "Blind Ham News," which is part of the CQ Blind Hams podcast feed. The host, W0QA, asked for the story behind our callsigns, so I recorded this. The full episode can be found here: youtube.com/watch?v=QTvAie0zQs…
The stories behind the Amateur Radio Call signs from: Jessica, KE8UPE, Robert, NC5R, Patrick, N2DYI and Steve W0QABlind Ham News Podcast Host: Steve Bauer W0...
People who use screen readers! The level three headings are now removed from GitHub repository landing page file tables.
It might take a bit for the changes to propagate, and don't forget you might need to refresh your browser tabs. Please let me know if they still persist after that, and I'll try and get to the bottom of it. #accessibility
Storm Dragon pushed changes to the master branch of the I38 project Make sure all files have the #!/usr/bin/env directive. Various bug fixes. Add license header to all files. If you read the logs, make sure to do i38 -u to get the new scripts. Be sure to regenerate the i3 config if you do not have the new bookmark feature which is bound to alt+control+b by default."
Apple in iOS 18 added a Vocal Shortcuts accessibility feature, and now that iOS 18 is available in a beta capacity, users have figured out that this...
Captured these loud booms at 20:55 from the outside mics, no idea if it's weapon discharge or what. It's definitely not fireworks though, which is at least something usual around here.
Most likely some kind of fireworks. Maybe some Scottish football fans in your neighborhood? If I remember correctly the only Scottish goal scored at that time in the opening game of the European Championship.
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Ok, the “Understanding Swift performance" session is doing a deep dive into a lot of low-level principles that I haven’t really felt I needed to understand with Swift, but they are integral to understanding C++. I wish I'd had this talk a year or two ago when I started getting into C++. So much stuff would have made more sense to me then.
I'm not 💯 sure every Swift dev needs this, but if you want to understand things at a deeper level, it's good info.
@matt If you've already been doing stuff with Rust for a while and understand the concepts of memory management, there may not be anything new here for you. But when I got into C++, I had mainly worked in Swift/Kotlin/JS and didn't really know much about memory management, so there are a lot of concepts I had to understand or have learned implicitly that I haven't had explicitly explained until this talk.
➤ fantasy novelette about a jewish grandmother, after the death of her daughter, facing and dealing with the ways her troubled first marriage affected her life and her daughter
➤ Schanoes is so good at character and setting and emotion!
➤ and it's always great to have a story where the hero is an older woman
I know there's still a big contingent of people who believe that, at its core, the United States can be a force for good.
And I want to remind you that it's never been the case for those who don't fit the image or ideology of the core of America: colonial Europeanized identities (or an alliance to it), wealth (by means of forced capital extraction) and imperial moves (like having thousands of bases around the world and being the largest contributor to child slavery around the globe).
This is the type of shit that a state government aligned to those values and its acolytes sign off on.
Today I learned: if you have an Android device with working WiFi and a Linux PC with no Internet connectivity, you can tether the Android device to the PC via USB to get connectivity on the PC, and in my experience, it just works.
Yeah that would have been my question before you added that to first post, basically if you needed to add anything as I assume most OS out of the box doesn't do that or even install mobile via usb properly (so more than one thing but I might assume wrong here?)
Yes. Doing this on iOS is... an adventure. I don't remember the exact steps involved, I never had to do this myself but my friend did, but as far as I know, you had to somehow download the Itunes installer with your iphone, trick it into thinking that it's a photo, transfer it to the computer via MTP and then turn the photo / photos back into an installer.
@Matt Campbell @Cleverson Do you guys know that for android 13 and older devices rndis is used for USB tethering. Since linux 6.7 that's being removed in favour of NCM which is also supported by android 14. So If you have some older android device, you might need to watch out for the kernel updates if you are relying on this functionality.
With my previous Samsung, I had to reenable the tether after every disconnect of the USB cable, which was every now and then. 😕 My current phone is able to do wifi hotspot while having a wifi uplink as well so I don't have any motivation to use any other way to tether other stuff to the phone.
One question regarding the appeal to send in bug reports about "Unable to decrypt" errors.
Unfortunately the message does not indicate how or where to do so. Would you have any pointers what they mean?
Like clicking some buttons in the Element apps, or writing down observations of the behaviours into GitHub issue, or joining some kind of channel to say hi? It's just not clear to me, and eventually others.
I was thrilled to be interviewed for Double Tap, a daily blindness tech podcast, hosted by @stevenscott and Shaun Preece. This program is produced for AMI in Canada but is available wherever you get your podcasts. On today’s show, Steven, Shaun and I talk about the BT Speak Pro from Blazie Technologies, a pocket computer featuring a nine-key Braille keyboard and speech output. doubletaponair.com/relive-the-…
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