Ever edit a PDF in MacOS Preview and have it mysteriously go password protected, effectively locking you out?
It's been a bug for at least two years, and the workaround I've found is to edit the PDF in Chrome instead – which you can still do even after the MacOS password has been inflicted on it. Which I have many questions about.
@ben it's caused by "I want to install a package but not reboot". And then the need to unlock because I need to patch live to test the shit I'm working on.
Maybe instead I should have reinstalled Workstation. Would have save me so much trouble.
#ЛистаяДневники обнаружил, что самая старшая кошка (та, что сейчас не видит) была подобрана в этот день в 2007-ом году прямо под окном, куда она пришла орать и требовать спасения. Собственно, вот. #кошки
Unfortunately, my current role is impacted by Amazon's move to mandatory co-location for teams, and my family is far too settled in Brooklyn to move away now. So after 7 years at Amazon, I'm starting the search.
I'm looking for a new role as a Front-end engineer/Design technologist/UX Engineer. I like design systems. And CSS. And accessibility. Love those things.
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Ok, the bots are officially better at those CAPTCHA images than me, with a large margin. Clearly, they know where that motorcycle stops and consequently which squares should be checked - I don’t.
I don't know that throwing soup at a famous painting, knowing it's behind glass and will be perfectly safe, is a super effective form of climate protest.
But it is sinister how many liberals will laugh and say they had it coming when they get 2 years in prison for something they acknowledge was trivial.
America is so anti-poor that it’s the only place where a mayor will argue it’s completely justified to shoot someone in the head for evading a $2.90 fare only for us to find out two days later that the mayor was stealing literally a million times that amount.
From Wired: "If you step into the headquarters of the Internet Archive on a Friday after lunch, when it offers public tours, chances are you’ll be greeted by its founder and merriest cheerleader, Brewster Kahle." 📖 ➡️ wired.com/story/internet-archi…
@federicomena I went there once, visited the place a bit, but didn't bathe in there… Don't remember if it was closed on that day, or if it was just because I hate having fun 🤔
I woke up really hungry so in my quest to make everyone as hungry as I am, we're going to talk about food.
Does reading make you hungry? Have you read a particular good description of food or cooking in a c-novel* that made you salivate? Or perhaps you've read something that sounds absolutely atrocious (which makes you want to try it for Science). Did anything you read inspire you to cook, or seek that dish out?
Share them and let's make everyone hungry!
*feel free to very loosely interpret c-novel here for Discussion Friday, e.g., Chinese web-novels, Chinese novels, Chinese novellas/short stories, other language novels translated into Chinese, novels by Chinese (nationality or diaspora) published in non-Chinese language
Darl McBride has passed away. If you are a Linux fan/advocate/user of a certain age, that name probably stirs some feelings - none of them good.
The SCO debacle was a real eye-opener about the depths that people are willing to go to for money. There's cut-throat, take-no-prisoners business... and then there's outright shameless malfeasance.
It was, at least for me, the end of starry-eyed optimism that FOSS would change the world without being changed by it in return.
@hub In at least the past 20 years, excluding Harper's #prorogation in 2008 to prevent the LPC-NDP-BQ coalition non-confidence motion to replace his government, in the year preceding the election Québec Parliament/Government has made efforts to enforce the use of French at the expense of its Anglophone population.
It seems a lamentable, but not unexpected, strategy re-used because it the parties in charge at the time keep getting away with it.
Unexpected screen reader behavior: TalkBack spells letters phonetically upon navigating on the App or Home screen even when its corresponding setting is disabled: accessibleandroid.com/bugs/tal…
@dhamlinmusic Here it doesn't remember the selected setting even when it's toggled on and off. And, of course, our bug tracker is aimed at gathering screen reader bugs like this.
Ah it already forgot it after the phone locked so yeah it's a bit werse than before, but this is a very old bug, like android 10 or 11 era talkback. Also affects #voiceview on amazon Fire devices I believe.
@dhamlinmusic Please note that we're not telling if it's new or old. We're simply specifying the TalkBack and Android version number on which this has been recorded.
CheriBSD: a Capability enabled, Unix-like Operating System that extends #FreeBSD to take advantage of Capability Hardware on Arm’s Morello and CHERI-RISC-V platforms. It implements memory protection and software compartmentalization features. cheribsd.org/
Jup! Keep in mind that this is a bit an odd instance, as they'll be mostly independent images. And people cannot register on this instance, only add pictures via mapcomplete.org
@clifton panoramax.mapcomplete.org is a closed instance and only meant for pictures from MapComplete.
However, panoramax.openstreetmap.fr is AFAIK an open instance, mostly meant for France though. And the idea is that more servers are set up, e.g. one for your country. Talk about it with your local community.
@fexplorer funnily enough the mapillary mobile app allows you to save pictures locally on your phone instead of uploading them. But most people tend to walk/cycle with camera's like gopro's.
Thanx, I mean uploading street imagery. It seems, that for now, it dosn't exist a german panoramax instance? Is it intended to have different panoramax instances or will panoramax.openstreetmap.fr be the only one?
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