@esoteric_programmerthis article describes FediNuke. A subset of a subset of the pleroma.envs.net blocklist, with receipts, for the worst instances on Fedi. It’s designed to be suitable for new admins who don’t know a good starting point but are wary of most blocklists.
The linked article describes how it’s made and the criteria I use. The bar for inclusion is higher than most lists: staff with Nazi imagery, staff participating in targeted harassment campaigns against marginalized users by sending shock content and sui-bait, staff posting anti-Black and antisemitic racial caricatures, etc. are all common reasons to end up on the list.
You can either scroll through receipts and pick which instances you want to block, or just import and review later.
Kiosks, touch screens and physical devices: a couple of issues and good examples for physical and screen reader accessibility for ATMs, kiosks, charging pole for electric vehicles, etc., and what the European Accessibility Act requires for such devices axesslab.com/ict-a11y-eu/ axesslab.com/ict-a11y-eu/
In June 2025, the European Accessibility Act will be enforced. Most of the buzz is around websites and apps, but many physical devices will also be covered by the new legislation.
An 11.5 inch display, a lot of memory, the latest Android with 4 years of updates and speakers from JBL; the new Lenovo Tab Plus promises a lot of features
A screen reader is a software, specifically an accessibility service, that enables blind users to read, identify, and interact with onscreen elements on their
After the Afternoon break, last set of talks for today, in Bada the traditional 'Lightning Talks' by a multitude of speakers, the 'Cloud team BoF' (There is no cloud, it’s just someone else’s computer... But it can still run Debian says the summary) in Pado, and in CEO the 'Cloud team BoF' will bring together everyone who is into Kernel to discuss everything about kernel (not streamed) #debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankoreamicronews.debian.org/2024/1722… #debian
Talks at 3:30 PM (KST) (06:30 UTC) in #DebConf24 are 'Quickly Test Your Kernel with GitLab CI' in Bada, 'Ideas to Move Debian Installer Forward' in Somin, and 'preserving other build artifacts' in Pado. The 'Debian India BoF' (not streamed) is held in CEO #debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankoreamicronews.debian.org/2024/1722… #debian
Talks at 3:30 PM (KST) (06:30 UTC) in #DebConf24 are 'Quickly Test Your Kernel with GitLab CI' in Bada, 'Ideas to Move Debian Installer Forward' in Somin, and 'preserving other build artifacts' in Pado.
Utah State's National Center on Accessible Digital Educational Materials and Instruction will target education departments seeking to meet new accessibility requirements.
Join us at 3:00 PM (KST) (06:00 UTC) for 'A web service for building your own customized Debian live image' in Bada. #debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankorea
After the break we return with 3 streamed talks at 2:30 PM (KST) 05:30 UTC) : 'deepin Linux: A Journey through Development and Packaging' in Bada, 'Debian Installer Usability Tests - Take 2' in Somin, and 'Past, Present and Future of Networking in Debian' in Pado. The '2nd Python Bof' held in CEO is non-streamed. #debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankoreamicronews.debian.org/2024/1722… #debian
After the break we return with 3 streamed talks at 2:30 PM (KST) 05:30 UTC) : 'deepin Linux: A Journey through Development and Packaging' in Bada, 'Debian Installer Usability Tests - Take 2' in Somin, and 'Past, Present and Future of Networking in De…
Zkušený obchodník s pohledávkami Jan Čermák definitivně ovládl klíčovou firmu Jaromíra Soukupa, a stal se tak novým mediálním hráčem na tuzemském trhu.
teda, v tom článku to popisují docela dramaticky. Zlomil vaz, přišel o srdeční záležitost,… Přitom před časem dal v jednom podcastu jasně najevo, že se toho chce zbavit 😀
Krásné páteční #dobréRáno přátelé #fediverse. Sice to venku nevypadá na delší #cyklovylet, ale nebojte #birellovka musí být i kdyby trakaře padaly 😄🚴🏼♂️
In case anyone who cares missed this, based on user feedback, I updated my AxSHammer Firefox add-on to add "Kill all aria-label" and "Kill all ARIA roles". As always, this could do as much harm as it does good, so if it breaks anything, you get to treasure all the little pieces. addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firef… #accessibility
@Jamie Teh Thanks for the notice. Most likelly I was not paying attention previously and this is indeed great addon with nice name according to what it does.
usvg is an SVG compiler, and one of the most under-appreciated tools I use. It compiles complex SVGs into simpler path-based SVGs. Edge-case SVGs may render incorrectly in some renderers (e.g. librsvg), but compiling them with usvg tends to iron these edge-cases out and make them more compatible. usvg is part of the resvg project, which is the most conformant SVG renderer I know of (and much smaller than librsvg if you include dependencies!).
I’ve sent all the SVGs on seirdy.one through usvg, and rasterized many of the emotes on pleroma.envs.net with resvg.
(sorry for the delete-redraft; I posted the wrong link and the link preview didn’t update when I edited!)
My personal IndieWeb site. I write about and develop software to promote user autonomy. Topics include accessibility, security, privacy, and software freedom.
This place is a place of cringe... no s-tier content is commemorated here... lowkey weak shit is here.
TL;DR what is here was meh and mid to us. This toot is a CW about 💩.
At 11:30AM (KST) (02:30 UTC) there are 2 talks scheduled, 'Debian riscv64 port update' in Bada, and the 'debian.social BoF' in Pado. #debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankorea
There's a new Rust crate, librsvg-rebind, courtesy of @sophie, which lets you use the system's librsvg shared library from Rust via a generated binding. It's different from the idiomatic Rust API, but it saves you binary size if you can assume that librsvg.so is already in the system.
Also, a bunch of dependency updates and build fixes.
Interesting. I was thinking about that pattern of consuming the C API of Rust library to get the benefits of dynamic linking the other day. Nice to see it being done and also the idea of the rebind wrapper crate.
@wezm I'm generally of the opinion that "code has to live somewhere" and that hard drives are cheap... but for example, there was a genuine concern from people who use librsvg as part of an AWS lambda and binaries must be small there - they wanted to remove the legacy gdk-pixbuf functions, which they don't use.
For flatpaks, size doesn't matter much, but for Loupe it does make sense to just use the runtime's shared librsvg instead of embedding it in the app's binary.
yeah the space is cheap but having to compile and embed a copy of hyper and tokio (for example) into every every little tool kinda seems silly if they could instead use a shared dynamic library.
At 11:00 AM (KST) (02:00 UTC) 'I use Debian BTW: fzf, tmux, zoxide and friends' in Bada, 'Learnings from creating an input method for GNU/Linux from a product perspective' in Somin, and 'Debian.net team BoF' in Pado. #debian #debconf24 #busan #korea #debiankoreamicronews.debian.org/2024/1722… #debian
Introduction For the last 9 months, Sound Without Sight has been very privileged to work with Sarah Bayley and Zenny Jabeera as our two Music Industry Engagement Interns.
Pensaba retomar el podcast hasta la próxima semana pero los Juegos Olímpicos tenían otros planes. Este episodio va sobre los ataques transodiantes a dos boxeadoras cisgénero. open.spotify.com/episode/2j0mO…
Intel extends the warranty for its boxed Core 13th and 14th Gen desktop processors by an additional two years, due to customers experiencing instability issues (Paul Alcorn/Tom's Hardware)
@fabia_man počúval som to včera tak do polovice a niečo mi na tom rozhovore prekážalo ale neviem teraz čo... (nebol nasraný že musí dávať rozhovory cez prázdniny?)
Yesterday, I wrote two stories in our @club email newsletter, neither of which mentioned or linked to @gruber. Yet, here's the summary of that newsletter that I and many other readers get from Apple Intelligence 🙃:
Fluffy Coke sounds fun. Just don’t drink it. "...The marshmallow, of course, doesn’t mix with the soda for that dairy-fizzy interplay that the people oohing about it online seem to imply. Instead, when the sugary fluff comes in contact with the icy soda, it seizes up into a hardened goo, like tile mastic drying on a wall...." washingtonpost.com/food/2024/0…
I remember that in XP, you could type a URL into the Windows Explorer address bar and the site would just load inside Explorer. That integration really did run deep.
I think is evident once Windows 98 began going down the path with deeper IE integration on the consumer side, but XP took the shell-level integration to a new level. Thankfully nowadays it's not as bad as Trident is no more.
@FluidEscence @simon oh yes, but now we got the ultimate punishment, since it's less integrated into OS components they now just say, "let's spin up a hundred msedgeview2.exe processes for every little web-based part of or UI that needs to be injected into the experience!" ironic, in many ways.
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in reply to the esoteric programmer • • •@esoteric_programmer this article describes FediNuke. A subset of a subset of the pleroma.envs.net blocklist, with receipts, for the worst instances on Fedi. It’s designed to be suitable for new admins who don’t know a good starting point but are wary of most blocklists.
The linked article describes how it’s made and the criteria I use. The bar for inclusion is higher than most lists: staff with Nazi imagery, staff participating in targeted harassment campaigns against marginalized users by sending shock content and sui-bait, staff posting anti-Black and antisemitic racial caricatures, etc. are all common reasons to end up on the list.
You can either scroll through receipts and pick which instances you want to block, or just import and review later.
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