In July, #LibreOffice's Design community worked on mockups for a peer-to-peer collaboration feature. We also had updates to the software, a preview of the next major release, and more: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #foss #opensource
Here’s our summary of updates, events and activities in the LibreOffice project in the last four weeks – click the links to learn more… On the 11th, we announced LibreOffice 24.2.5, the fifth minor update to the latest major release.
@anoklola As it says, it's a mockup created by the Design community, not an implemented feature (yet). But you can help the community to implement it and test it, when people step up to work on it 😊
The second day of DebConf24 has ended, we start again tomorrow, Tuesday 30, August at 10:00 KST (01:00 UTC). The schedule for the day will be debconf24.debconf.org/schedule… Thank you to all our contributors, viewers, and to our Debconf Video team! See you tomorrow! micronews.debian.org/2024/1722… #debian
The second day of DebConf24 has ended, we start again tomorrow, Tuesday 30, August at 10:00 KST (01:00 UTC). The schedule for the day will be https://debconf24.debconf.
Start DeGoogling today and stop Big G from exploiting your data! In this in-depth guide learn how to quit Google apps for good, and start using Tuta’s privacy expert’s recommended apps instead.
Even the blog is in German, this list here is also as a English speaking person easy understandable. The list has a higher focus on open source and privacy then the info graphic in this post.
Authy? Authy requires a phone number. Hackers stole 33 million phone numbers of Authy users this month. Also, Authy does not have an export token option. Having to migrate my tokens from Authy to 2FAS manually was still worth it.
my life isn't just google free, but is completely gafam free. Literally 0 services from big tech.
Life is a bit harder yes. But you can't replace the feeling that you can sleep safer at night with any "convenience" offered by big tech.
Apart from the safety feeling, there is the human interaction at the support department. When using services from small businesses you actually get to speak with real people when you have an issue with the service.
Some nice suggestions, but feels a bit disingenuous, so to speak, to not include *any* other e-mail service :P Anyway, OrganicMaps should definitely add alongside OsmAnd (I'm a little biased here hehe)
still Google Lens has no alternative there are much FLOSS OCR apps, but they don't translate, QR code apps are separate and still we lack an image search tool. @plasmamobile @degoogle
I use many of these but email has never been a concern of mine. What else I use for non-google on my Android phone :
F-Stop Gallery (paid) for photo organization OpenCamera (free) for taking photos Textra (paid) for SMS / MMS Simple Mobile Tools for dialer/contacts/notes, but the brand was sold and so you need to get old versions now (I think the F-Droid ones are still fine).
@dark_stang @Kierkegaanks Self-hosting is a great option for the more technically savvy. For others, having a privacy oriented app may be the easier option.
@Kierkegaanks you can self host. All of my personal documents and spreadsheets are hosted on my NAS. I can access them from my phone and computer just as easily
tresorit starts from 1tb. For those who don't need that much, filen is a good option. It has photo backup, drive, notes (very basic). Their lifetime plans on black Friday are 💣
DuckDuckGo is regurgitated big tech censored results full of dis and misinformation. Yandex and Mojeek are superior choices.
Authy is not a great choice.
Leaving Rumble, Odysee, Brighteon and others out of the video streaming mix leaves users locked into the highly censored, 1984ish government controlled information paradigm. A huge disservice to your users.
And of course Proton makes excellent products that fit several of those categories.
nice. But you also need to add the much better Google Docs/Apps/Drive or MSO 365 & OneDrive replacements: NextCloud and OnlyOffice. Quite compelling in my experience.
For something a little more chilled out, and should be voiced by a lady, try Hemispherical Guitars. It's beautiful and relaxed, but I think it would sit nicely under a particular kind of book. Nothing to do with the previous, only that Fracture Sounds again made the sounds I used in that piece.
I wish I'd found this quote sooner. Mark Haddon called it "The bastard love child of The Matrix, Jaws and The Da Vinci Code. Very entertaining." All the more interested in reading it now!
This channel is actually alive and has some people and conversation in it. I really didn't expect that. Zello is quirky but usable. The old desktop version doesn't seem very findable on their website but it does exist. masonasons.me/files/ZelloSetup…
This, @EUCommission , would be a fantastic opportunity to ditch Microsoft altogether and embrace some European-maintained open source solution instead for your 40K employees. The EU government depending on non-EU infrastructure is not good for strategic autonomy – and that's on top on digital surveillance by American tech corps being against our data protection laws.
Following its investigation, the EDPS has found that the European Commission (Commission) has infringed several key data protection rules when using Microsoft 365. In its decision, the EDPS imposes corrective measures on the Commission.
@hbons one time I encountered a credit card payment form that insisted adamantly the ZIP code was mandatory
After a bit of searching I found out there's a "magic" ZIP code that means "elsewhere not in the US" that they're supposed to accept (it might be 99999).
@hub they USED to not have a PIN. As mentioned else thread, in recent years the CC circuits have started a "forced" upgrade campaign: in case of fraud (and it's extremely easy with mag band and no PIN) the retailer is not covered by insurance and is responsible out of pocket.
This is making a lot of them upgrade.
But of course there's a giant inertia (and backlog).
@hub @renatoram my bank offered me the option of setting a PIN for my new credit cards. But with 1 exception, I've never used it.
Cards don't just get a PIN code, they also have a priority which can be "use PIN always" / "use PIN only in unattended POS" / various. The bank set mine to "Unattended" which means I can use it to buy things at automated kiosks (like for a train ticket). But if I go to a checkout counter with a clerk, the PIN *cannot* be used, and a signature is required instead.
Jedes mal wenn ich im Wald war und die Ruhe, das rauschen der Blätter, die Geräusche der Tiere und den Frieden dort erlebt habe frage ich mich, warum uns der Schutz unserer Natur und Umwelt nicht sooooo viel mehr wert ist. #oneLeahADay
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Earpiece mode is a function in the Jieshuo screen reader that transfers the screen reader speech and sounds to the phone's earpiece or the internal speaker
@Dennislong82 If you're referring to on-screen braille keyboards, it supports the Advanced Braille Keyboard. Additionally, it also supports using with a physical keyboard. You can check out our article on using a physical keyboard for more details.
no I'm referring to braille displays / braille keyboards. Do you have a link to that article. Does it have actions like voiceover does? Does it have a spell checker? Do third party apps adopt them more widely.
@Dennislong82 No Braille display support. You can use third-party braille keyboards. Yes, actions are supported and it is up to the apps' devs to include them, although there are actions that are only reachable via Jieshuo like in WhatsApp, and there are others that Jieshuo cannot recognize like the actions in the notification shade. And here's the article: accessibleandroid.com/the-phys…
From the very first day I purchased my Samsung S9 FE tablet and Logitech K380 Bluetooth keyboard, I planned to write this article. I finally decided to take
@Dennislong82 You can email the developer. The email is provided in the Jieshuo Settings window. And it's assumed that Orbit Writer should work, because it is a keyboard not a Braille display. Action support is also up to app developers, and more apps with actions are released or updated.
After the dinner, at 6:00 PM (KST) (09:00 UTC) don't forget to attend the performance Poetry Attack 01 and to participate at the traditional Cheese and Wine party in CEO https://debconf24.debconf.
Zatímco v Česku se o zálohování PET lahví intenzivně diskutuje, v Nizozemsku je to realitou pro velké lahve už od roku 2001. Lahve menší než litr se přidaly v roce 2021 a od dubna 2023 platí záloha i pro plechovky. Právě zálohování plechovek, kterých se…
New Certified Open Source Hardware! Metabraille from @oskar_mbr has the UID AT000009.
Metabraille is: Metabraille is a mobile hardware keyboard that enables the input of Braille. Metabraille can be used like a smartphone without a fixed base while standing or walking.
Last slot before the Dinner, at 4:30 PM (KST) (07:30 UTC): Gnuk 2.2 and Gnuk Next, in Bada, l10n and i18n Bof in Pado and Go team BoF (not streamed) https://debconf24.debconf.org/schedule/?block=9 . #debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankorea
Did you catch the #Blog last week? We had an article on the new (to NVDA 2024.2) command to jump between text paragraphs. We had some great feedback and gave the article a good update, so do check it out if you haven't already, be sure to try the feature, and let us know how you find it!
After encouraging you to catch up on last week's blog post... I completely forgot to attach the link (which I had copied to include)! Here it is: nvaccess.org/post/in-process-1…
(#NVDA has commands for jumping between text paragraph, but it doesn't have a command to prompt me to include the link I copied before I post - something for a future update!)
We’re getting closer to the release of NVDA 2024.3 with a new beta out this week. The table of contents in recent editions of the blog has been popular so far, so let’s start with that: 2024.3 Beta…
At 3:30 PM (KST) (06:30 UTC) please join us for, 'Fixing CVEs on Debian: Everything you probably know already' in the Bada Venue, 'Running Cuttlefish on Debian on Rockpi4 board' in the Somin Venue, and the 'Debian Med BoF ' in the Pado Venue. #debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankoreamicronews.debian.org/2024/1722… #debian
Some years ago Fracture Sounds made a library called 'Box Factory' in which they abused a great deal of boxes of all shapes and sizes, and it's very fun. I made a silly track using said library called 'A Bunch Of boxes' and this is what it does. #FractureSounds
Yeah, I keep forgetting to check out Damage 2. I set the bar pretty high for what libraries I purchase because otherwise I'd just purchase so many of them and I make no money whatsoever from music, haha.
@jcsteh I think that Damage must appear in every other film, and/or every other Netflix drama, it's a right of passage or something. I literally cannot turn around for hearing it. lol
Yeah, that's one reason I'm very conflicted about my repeated use of it. It's just so over-used and easy to over-use. But also, I decided I don't really care as long as I think it sounds good. I used to get very tied up in all that stuff: trying to be different, trying to not over-use something because it's over-used everywhere else, etc. I eventually decided that I'm better off being true to what I think sounds good, and if people don't like it, that's unfortunate, but such is life.
@jcsteh You're quite right. Do you have one of the Ultimate versions of Komplete? If so, go back through Evolve, Evolve R2 and Evolve Mutations 2. Same company, tons of very hidden gems if you haven't spent time with them, you'll find new ways of making stuff sound fantastic. Lots of people don't use those.
Thanks for the tip. The friend I write music with recently suggested the same thing, so definitely going to take a dive when I get some time. I have Komplete 13 Collectors. Action Strikes is another library we tend to over-use.
@jcsteh I love love love the Evolve R2 library. …and Box of Tricks from SonicCouture. The perks in both are just so cool! :) Among other things, of course. I used some of the perks here: music.apple.com/us/album/dista…
@jcsteh Damage is Heavyocity, not Native Instruments. Just to credit where credit is due :). It however made its way into Komplete, which is kinda great, because Damage and Damage 2 are awesome products indeed.
hehe I tend to shuffle the entire folder and flick through until something catches my ear, to go with whatever theme i'm looking for. It's quite possibly I've heard it and it didn't suit what I wanted.
@cachondo It might be worth organising by date modified and playing the first 5-10 seconds of new to old, see if there's stuff in there what might be catchin your ear.
Welcome back to DebConf24, talks start at 2:30 PM (KST) (05:30 UTC) with 'Leveraging Deterministic Updates to Improve the Customer Experience on Debian' in Venue Bada, 'Beyond Yocto: Exploring Debian for Embedded Linux Development' in Venue Somin, 'Python BoF' in Venue Pado. 2 non-streamed sessions are also planned, 'Translating in Debian' in Venue CEO, and 'FAIme web service DIY workshop' in Venue Hyorim. #debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankoreamicronews.debian.org/2024/1722… #debian
Welcome back to DebConf24, talks start at 2:30 PM (KST) (05:30 UTC) with 'Leveraging Deterministic Updates to Improve the Customer Experience on Debian' in Venue Bada, 'Beyond Yocto: Exploring Debian for Embedded Linux Development' in Venue Somin, 'P…
Dear David Goodwin, I wanted to be one of the many I’m sure, to write publicly, and thank you for your service to your community. To say that Apple Vis has impacted my life would only be touch…
Join us at 11:00 M (KST) (02:00 UTC) for Reproducible Builds: The First Eleven Years in Venue 4: Bada, perf in Action: Real-World Applications in Venue 5: Somin, Local Groups BoF in Venue 6: Pado. Stick around at 11:30 AM (KST) (02:30 UTC) for Debian on Chromebooks: What's New and What's Next? also held in Venue 5: Somin.#debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankoreamicronews.debian.org/2024/1722… #debian
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just to clarify. FIrefox isn't a supported browser. And don't tell me "it's beta". Because you'll sound like a Googler, and I don't mean this as a compliment.
there is probably some API Firefox is missing, and the tiny user share makes it impractical to support, been there myself. At some point you have to own the browser choices you make.
I tried Firefox and Chrome on my Android phone and basically every browser on my Linux desktop. (Firefox, Chromium, Chrome, Edge, and even GNOME Web.) Nothing is supported.
Apple is total clown shoes. They must be restricting by user agent string. There's no reason it shouldn't work on Linux, especially in GNOME Web / Epiphany.
The first talks for today begin streaming at 10:00 AM KST (01:00 UTC). What happens if I delete setup.py?: a live demo of upgrading to PEP-518 Python packaging in Venue 5: Somin, Debian Brasil BoF in Venue 6: Pado. There are 2 non-streamed sessions planned: Introduction to LibreOffice Korean Translations (Wiki & UI Translations) in Venu7: CEO, and DebConf bursary team BoF in Venue 8: Hyorim. #debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankoreamicronews.debian.org/2024/1722… #debian
During an endorsement ceremony, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei urged Pezeshkian to prioritize neighbors, African and Asian nations as well as countries that have 'supported and helped' Iran in Tehran's foreign relations policies
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If anyone out there is really, really board, the BBC did a technology and visual impairment retrospective, talking about how tech has changed the lives of blind folk. I feature, talking about the law and AI, at about the 17 minute mark: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0021j0v
How podcasting is turning into an industry of megastars with huge deals and the biggest audiences; Edison: the top 25 podcasts reach ~50% of US weekly listeners (Anne Steele/Wall Street Journal)
Welcome back to the 2nd day of the 24th Debian Developers Conference, held this year in Busan, Korea. Live streaming for most talks is available via your web browser. Our full schedule and links to viewing is updated each day: https://debconf24.
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