I guess we’re still a long way away from calling this what it is: white supremacy AND anti-Blackness

Mediocre, unremarkable white dudes getting graded at a lower standards but receiving greater outcomes is NOT new but this time, like George Floyd, it’s too obvious to ignore

chudák kengura 😢

myliptov.sme.sk/c/23402158/lip…

Voľne žijúca kengura bola na Liptove atrakciou, exotické zviera zrazilo auto

V prírode ju ľudia vídali viac ako rok.

^{Ľubica Stančíková (SME.sk)}

Takové monstrum se jen tak nevidí. Jakub Vágner chytil pod Bítovem obřího sumce

denik.cz/regiony/vranov-vranov…

Takové monstrum se jen tak nevidí. Jakub Vágner chytil pod Bítovem obřího sumce

Jen dva týdny poté, co známý rybář a dobrodruh Jakub Vágner chytil na Vranovské přehradě na Znojemsku rekordního sumce o délce 264 centimetrů, oznámil další monstrózní úlovek. Obří ryba, kterou chytil u hradu Bítov, měřila 252 centimetrů. 

^{Ilona Pergrová (Deník.cz)}

Trying to add TLS session handling for OpenSSL's QUIC implementation. Hit a wall in github.com/openssl/openssl/iss…

Any QUIC implementation takes years to get working. Until then, it will stay experimental.

I am very glad that @samueloph slashed the Gordian knot and pushed curl with ngtcp2+gnutls out there for everyone.

QUIC new session callback has wrong SSL* · Issue #25788 · openssl/openssl

Tested with OpenSSL 3.4.0 in curl. When adding: SSL_CTX_sess_set_new_cb(ssl_ctx, cf_osslq_new_session_cb); SSL_set_app_data(ssl, ); to the main SSL* instance of a QUIC connection, t...

^GitHub

If you have built #curl for visionOS, maybe you can help this user out?

github.com/curl/curl/discussio…

How to build for visionOS? · curl curl · Discussion #15357

Hi, I'm recently wrapping a C libaray, which depends on CURL, into a swift package. It is then used for building a native visionOS app. I've been following the official document for building from s...

^GitHub

🦾6 AI Tos Used by Hackers

🔹Poisongpt
🔹Wormgpt
🔹Speechif.ai
🔹Deepl.ai
🔹Freedom.ai
🔹Passgan.ai

🔖#infosec #cybersecurity #hacking #pentesting #security

Po prvnim dni zatim nase nejuspesnejsi kampan. Nas cil mit kazdy mesic nejvic nejuspesnejsi kampan vsech dob pro rijen odskrtnut.

53 Thieves, faze 1:
unreleased.art/outside

K tomu Asher nasadil druhou fazi s receptem na buchtu. Muzete potrenovat na finale pece cela zeme, vyniknout na Instagramu a ziskat vinyl.

Asher Roth, faze 2:
unreleased.art/new-dessert

#art #music #peceni

UNRELEASED

Not a label. Not management. Just a collective of artists, dreamers, & designers trying to change an unfair industry.

^{unreleased.art}

tbh the tab overview is still one of my favorite things about GNOME Web

(and other GNOME apps that have it but I use it most often in Web)

#GNOME #GNOMEWeb #LibAdwaita

Let's restart the highscore thread again, people are saying it got too long. End of the previous thread: mk.nyaa.place/notes/9zoixlwqn6…
So I figured out how to keep touchpads working in gamepad mode ^^ It involved reverse engineering the payload for the ID_SET_DIGITAL_MAPPINGS feature report - neither SDL nor kernel driver do it, so I didn't have any reference this time.

Anyway, now touchpads are fully working, with the same behavior as for Steam's gamepad action set - right touchpad moves pointer and does a left click on press, left touchpad does a right click on press and that's it. I'm not sure why it doesn't also scroll, but I wanted to keep it consistent (steam's desktop action set scrolls it and middle clicks on press instead, tho it does mean you have to use L2 to right click)

When Steam is running, you still have to switch to gamepad action set or you'll have double input, but I don't think I have any way of mitigating that - oh well. When Steam is not running, it will switch everything automatically at least, so at this point it's probably good enough. I'm yet to find an example of any app doing it well, so I don't think libmanette apps would stand out in a bad way here.

So, at this point I mostly just need to clean up the code and think again about what the public API should look like.

That said, I want to rework libmanette API entirely. It's not in a very good state right now, it's a lot more convoluted than it needs to be.

Do you love and/or hate HoTT or dependent type theory? Come do a Ph.D. with me to develop applications of HoTT to verified functional programming and/or think outside the box about how we can make dependent type theory work better.

I recently received a grant to study the Univalent Verification of Parameterized Structures, and I need Ph.D. students to spend that money on. Application deadline December 15 to start Fall 2025. Lots more info here: carloangiuli.com/pages/phd-rec…

I'm old enough to remember the outrage and hand-wringing from western politicians and media when the Taliban destroyed ancient cultural and religious sites in Afghanistan.

Now? You could hear a pin drop.
newarab.com/news/israel-dynami…

LA Times owner seems to be in league with Trump, vetoing a Harris endorsement and then letting the campaign use standard-issue lies to smear the paper for something it didn't do.

The editorial page editor quit in protest and she deserves our respect.

She has more courage than the vast majority of our political press corps, which still normalizes Trump and will be culpable if he -- and then Vance -- become America's fascist rulers.

cjr.org/business_of_news/los-a…

Los Angeles Times editorials editor resigns after owner blocks presidential endorsement

Mariel Garza, the editorials editor of the Los Angeles Times, resigned on Wednesday after the newspaper’s owner blocked the editorial board’s plans to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for president.

^{Columbia Journalism Review}

For those who want a peek behind the scenes – our #accessibility team’s yearly retrospective notes are all public: github.com/wagtail/wagtail/dis…

Highlights of what’s coming up next:

- Accessibility x #django workshop proposals @oscafest and @djangoconafrica 2025
- More testing with our users with disabilities
- More automated tests
- Continue the data-driven accessibility decisions

Accessibility team: meeting updates · wagtail wagtail · Discussion #11394

👋 Subscribe to this thread for regular updates on what our accessibility team is up to, unsubscribe if this isn’t for you (in "Notifications" to the side 👉). 2024-10-18 – retrospective 2024-10-04 –...

^GitHub

🔓Deptali ho kukáním a ponižovali Haškem. Co zažil český velvyslanec v Rusku

denikn.cz/1549047/deptali-ho-k…
#politika

Deptali ho kukáním a ponižovali Haškem. Co zažil český velvyslanec v Rusku

Do letošního června velvyslanec v Rusku Vítězslav Pivoňka měl za úkol „dobýt ambasádu v Moskvě zpět“. Vrátit ji do českých rukou. Protože, jak říká, ji ovládaly ruské uklízečky, kukačky a štěnice.

^{Petra Procházková (Deník N)}

We moved the Firefox Translations engineering channels from private Slack to a public Matrix channel, and it feels like a breath of fresh air. The project was a bit more closed in its infancy, but now that we are on a good track, everything is defaulting to much more open. This makes me happy.

matrix.to/#/#firefoxtranslatio…

Matrix - Decentralised and secure communication

You're invited to talk on Matrix. If you don't already have a client this link will help you pick one, and join the conversation. If you already have one, this link will help you join the conversation

^matrix.to

Wonderful article from @bas on getting started with #accessibility. basbroek.nl/making-accessibili…

I love how he emphasizes that while accessibility is a vast space, we can start small and learn from the assistive technologies already built into our devices!

"Boeing reports $6 billion quarterly loss ahead of vote by union workers who have crippled production"

Gotta love the implicit bias.

Let's fix it:

"Boeing reports $6 billion quarterly loss after crippling their production by not reaching a bargain with union workers"

voanews.com/a/boeing-reports-6…

Boeing reports $6 billion quarterly loss ahead of vote by union workers who have crippled production

Boeing can't produce any new 737s, however, until it ends the strike by 33,000 machinists that has shut down assembly plants in the Seattle area

^{Associated Press (Voice of America (VOA News))}

The company doctors call "EvilCore" fits the description in every way.

Health insurance companies pay it to help them stiff policy holders. It's a scam on the American people.

Great reporting by @propublica

propublica.org/article/evicore…

EviCore, the Company Helping U.S. Health Insurers Deny Coverage for Treatments

When companies like Aetna or UnitedHealthcare want to rein in costs, they turn to EviCore, whose business model depends on turning down payments for care recommended by doctors for their patients.

^ProPublica

A big shout out to everyone at #A11yCamp yesterday. Sean spent a very informative day there leaning and networking on all the latest in #A11y / #Accessibility!

Photos are Sean with Riley Busch from the department of education, and a view of the Clarendon Auditorium filling up before the event started

As noted on the banner in the first photo, A11y Camp is Australia's premier conference on digital accessibility and inclusion.

PC-98 USER: If Sex is so good why didn't they make a Sex 2

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