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Of course you should do everything you can to prevent fires - and also, you should build fire exits, because no matter how hard to you try, stuff *burns*. That includes social media sites.
UnitedHealth Group is not an insurer, it's a platform. And it's in the crosshairs as Elizabeth Warren and Josh Hawley propose breaking it apart, severing its pharmacy arm from the rest of the business
Modal ads, ads that reorganize content, and autoplaying video ads were among the most disliked. Ads that are annoying on desktop become intolerable on mobile.
A German citizen abducted and tortured by Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) agents in 2004 should never have been detained, a US Senate report published on Tuesday showed.
A study finds that confessions are four times more likely when interrogators adopt a respectful stance toward detainees and build rapport, instead of torturing.
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My latest nationally bestselling novel is "The Bezzle," an ice-cold revenge story of high-tech finance crime starring the forensic accountant Martin Hench:
New York Times bestseller Cory Doctorow's The Bezzle is a high stakes thriller where the lives of the hundreds of thousands of inmates in California’s pris...
My ebooks and audiobooks (from Tor Books, Head of Zeus, McSweeneys, Beacon, Verso and others) are for sale all over the net, but I sell 'em too, and when you buy 'em from me, I earn twice as much and you get books with no DRM and no license "agreements."
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Just finished reading Conclave by Robert Harris, more or less without stopping. The characters are well written, and the narrative is compelling without being obvious about it. Somewhat unexpectedly, the ending made me chortle to myself. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conclave…(novel
Apple's eventual goal of producing its Apple Glass smart glasses is still a long way from reality, with the challenges of making light and useful eyewear posing a problem.
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/>I do my best to always buy accessible appliances and electronics, but sometimes it's not possible. I had a run-in with one of these inaccessible appliances t
I'm sorry y'all, think my work on the synthesizer will end here for now. It's already 1 in the afternoon, wow. Started around 9, but I think I've done all I could to make the add-on more thread-safe and use proper pointers. I'm leaving y'all with a 0.08 treat: Abbreviations check box. This is in the latest v0.08 copy of the add-on. Next to number processing, it should disable the setting and not use them when unchecked. (eurpod.com/BestSpeak.nvda-addo…)
I've downloaded two versions in under 20 minutes. I'm not complaining, by the way. Progress like this is fantastic to see. I wish I knew more and could help more instead of just being a user. Props to you for the work.
OO I can get the screaming noise to happen basically on-demand. I have the NVDA WhatsApp addon installed, so if I first do Alt+1, then tab, then do ALT+1 again, it makes odd yedda yedda noises almost every time.
yeah, not here oddly. What's interesting to me is how it appears as though the soundcard sampling set and latency can impact when and where people are hearing the weird artifact noise, the more this deepens the more misterious the issue actually gets :D I also wish we had multiple versions of the DLL to play around with, maybe there's a more stable later revision out there in some obscure package.
@BorrisInABox @FreakyFwoof huh yeah, could also be rate and other factors. Hmm. My hope is in the next few days we'll at least know the cause even if we won't have a fix (if that's an internal bug to the DLL we just can't solve for.)
Thanks so much for all your and everyone's work on this! If you decide to work on it again in the future, I can send you the command for phrase prediction disabling if you want, as it's not documented and I found it solely by experimentation.
Ok Y'all. I uploaded a new copy of the BeSTSpeak Add-on: This time we: - Re-init the engine from scratch before every chunk. - Shut down and unload the DLL after each chunk. - Use a background thread but with a lock around TtsWav. - On cancel, we try to shut up. If it doesn't stop mid-chunk, we still eventually finish and then re-init. - Indexes only if not canceled, doneSpeaking always fired. - We store the handle as self.handle, a POINTER(c_long), rather than a simple c_long. This matches the engine’s expected long* type, reducing the risk of memory access violations. - V0.7 hotfix: add "number processing" checkbox to voice settings. Please download and test from: eurpod.com/BestSpeak.nvda-addo…
I found a very large problem with this, and I'm not sure if it was done by something you recently did, or if the version I fired over to you originally did this too. I can test with the original .py file later, but if you have NVDA set to use indentation beeps, it queues the beeps until the very end of the speech.
@TheQuinbox oh interesting. Yeah, I swapped for the minimal version you had when we started out to see, and it still does them after the word. I noticed that it does it concurrently alongside speech in Eloquence, so maybe because it's using NVDA's wave the thread is locking the tone portion from executing until speech completes? Interesting indeed.
hahaha now I feel like someone's gotta throw it into Suno and make some weird Techno-sounding song from those noises :) I'm a bit afraid those sounds are internally cause by the DLL and there's little we can do if it's a bug in it in the first place.
@x0 @KaraLG84 that pointer corruption makes a lot of sense. It's also why I tried to align it to the long pointer types the typedefs exported, but it may be that we don't have all of them right for the DLL as well and are causing a corruption with the wrong pointer types in the thread. But also, it's just an old DLL. My hope is that dedicated speech synthesis enthusiasts can pour over old internet archive packages too and find a newer copy (latest might be from a bout 1996 or 97 before L&H purchased it?)
@KaraLG84 So strange! You know what it's doing right? It's playing back RAM. And there's some structured data in there, and the crash is it finally hitting a segfault I suspect. I've heard people do this with hardware by, say, fiddling with the batteries of a bop it to cause a voltage drop across the logic circuits so that it glitches and starts dumping ROM to the DAC.
@KaraLG84 So the pointer is getting corrupted somewhere internally and it's just very confused and now it's streaming all the RAM it, as a resident of your process, has got. Or maybe simply its length is wrong.
Important reminder, if you own a domain name and don't use it for sending email.
There is nothing to stop scammers from sending email claiming to be coming from your domain. And the older it gets, the more valuable it is for spoofing. It could eventually damage your domain's reputation and maybe get it blacklisted, unless you take the steps to notify email servers that any email received claiming to come from your domain should be trashed.
Just add these two TXT records to the DNS for your domain: TXT v=spf1 -all TXT v=DMARC1; p=reject;
The first says there is not a single SMTP server on earth authorized to send email on behalf of your domain. The second says that any email that says otherwise should be trashed.
If you do use your domain for sending email, be sure to add 3 records: SPF record to indicate which SMTP server(s) are allowed to send your email. DKIM records to add a digital signature to emails, allowing the receiving server to verify the sender and ensure message integrity. DMARC record that tells the receiving email server how to handle email that fails either check.
You cannot stop scammers from sending email claiming to be from your domain, any more than you can prevent people from using your home address as a return address on a mailed letter. But, you can protect both your domain and intended scam victims by adding appropriate DNS records.
UPDATE: The spf and the dmarc records need to be appropriately named. The spf record should be named "@", and the dmarc record name should be "_dmarc".
Here's what I have for one domain.
One difference that I have is that I'm requesting that email providers email me a weekly aggregated report when they encounter a spoof. gmail and Microsoft send them, but most providers won't, but since most email goes to Gmail, it's enlightening when they come.
@darakian I don't think it was good to do that thing in the first place. I think the ripple effects of that damage is still to come as news sites and databases will be slow to update.
Also, it was not a "mistake" they "discovered". It was done on purpose and we/I had to waste time and energy correcting it, for the sanity and safety of millions of curl users.
So Bluesky might have provided Jesse Singal with a user's information so that his lawyer could track them down and force them to issue an apology over things said on the platform?
Yeah... Kill your bridges, get people over here if you can.
Jieshuo screen reader comes in two versions: Jieshuo+ and Jieshuo Lite. The Lite version is sometimes referred to as the "International" version on the GitHub
With so many great pizza places, there's no need to grab a pie from one that is subpar. Keep an eye out for these signs to ensure you're at the right shop.
This privacy reporter and her husband bought a Chevrolet Bolt in December. Two risk-profiling companies had been getting detailed data about their driving ever since.
The security problem this describes is mostly a risk that a user can accidentally stumble upon this. It is VERY hard for an attacker to exploit.
"vectorString": "CVSS:3.1/AV:L/AC:H/...
This song is obsessing me. It leaves me breathless every time. “Infinitely Light Years” by Steven Page. His voice, the lyrics, the themes, the orchestration and layering, all so rich. It evokes way more for me than most songs can, and music is emotive to me. youtube.com/watch?v=g4HMlwO_Cj…
Provided to YouTube by IDLAInfinitely Light Years · Steven PageExcelsior℗ Fresh Baked Goods IncReleased on: 2022-09-30Producer: Steven PageLead Vocals: Steve...
Insert Trump in the "Repressive Regimes" spot and this becomes the future for the U.S. They'll say we need to think of the children, but they never say that about gun control.
i agree, torjan horse would be more appropriate than "backdoor". but its also easy to inadvertently euphemize when we're trying to communicate effectively. just look at what you did when you used "make encryption less effective" instead of "thought control" for client side scanning.
Keep in mind that Apple thinks Interoprability as required by the DMA already is s security threat. So trusting in Apple might not be better. Someone has to tell them the difference of backdoors and interop.
Now we just await the peeps who remove curl.exe from their Windows installation again due to the 9.1 CVE the security scanners will now find and report. Yay.
Ah. vulnrichment. cool... Almost looks like the intent of the project is to make vendors care and release their own data by being *somewhat * wrong *some of the time*. We had a local password disclosure in Firefox for Android flagged as "remotely exploitable" and therefore "critical". Fixing was easy, at least. Even though I hate how this makes this another thing to care about. github.com/cisagov/vulnrichmen….
This is a change to the CVSS rating as part of the vulnrichment by CISA. I am aware that the CVE is handled by Mozilla directly (which I work for).
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It's not quite simple, but here's a way to exploit this:
* use an X ray gun to modify the Linux kernel source tree on Linus's personal machine to add a remote execution bug * exploit that bug to infiltrate the SSD manufacturer to alter the firmware they put in their devices * have that malware install firmware on the network card at the network card factory * let the network care alter downloads of the Bash shell * the altered Bash shell update .netrc when curl is invoked
@alexanderkjall all discussion is public. No one ever thought this was higher than low so we did not spend much discussion. It is mostly a risk for users who accidentally have this config setup, it is next to impossible to exploit by an attacker
it's immensely frustrating that something like that could block a deployment. If the redirect is managed by an endpoint _you've already passed the credentials to_. FFS. So much has to already be hijacked or sloppy (in either case, you probably already have problems) for this to be an issue that I'm at a loss. OTOH a quick search for the CVE (I think you added an extra 1? I found it as CVE-2024-11053) has given me a 'low' score. I guess you'll see more assessments than me though!
I get why it’s important to have an independent severity rating for security flaws. Vendors are incentivized to downplay the severity. Does anybody think Adobe would have appropriately rated even *half* of the bugs in Flash?
But for the independent ratings to be useful, they need to have high quality with extreme consistency. We certainly don’t seem to be getting that.
Apparently #CISA has rated #curl #vulnerability #CVE_2024_11053 as #CVSS v3 Base Score 9.1 "critical". This is wrong, and will lead to automation triggering unnecessary warnings and blocking use of perfectly fine systems until an update is installed (which can take months). nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2…
Edit: In case you wonder my credentials for judging this: I found this vulnerability.
Die "E-Patientenakte für alle" soll ab 2025 durchstarten. Ärzte und Ärztinnen wie unsere Autorin befürchten hohe Aufwände und Vertrauensverlust ihrer Patienten.
"Die "E-Patientenakte für alle" soll ab 2025 durchstarten. Ärzte und Ärztinnen wie unsere Autorin befürchten hohe Aufwände und Vertrauensverlust ihrer Patienten."
Dafür ist es imho doch längst zu spät. Wer nicht völlig verblendet ist, misstraut dem Kram doch eh schon seit längerem.
@Cyb3rrunn3r "Dem Kram" ja, dem Arzt (hoffentlich) noch nicht. Und das ist es, was die Autorin da befürchtet: Verlust des Vertrauensverhältnisses zwischen Arzt und Patient. Patienten haben keine Kontrolle darüber, welche Daten in der Akte landen und was damit passiert – und Ärzte wundern sich, wenn jemand etwas nicht in die Akte eingetragen wissen will…
Für diese Datengier ("aber die (datengetriebene) Wirtschaft!11!") setzt man das also auf's Spiel.
Ärzte stehen doch imho eh schon beinahe mit einem Bein im Knast übertrieben gesagt. Entweder wenn sie sich verweigern wegen Schweigepflicht oder eben wenn sie sich nicht verweigern - auch wegen Schweigepflicht.
@MrMST wider Erwarten, teilweise ja. Ich bekam erst kürzlich Bescheid, dass dieses tolle Teil ab Januar für mich eingerichtet würde – ohne irgendwelche Aufklärung. Habe also meine Versicherung aufgeklärt. Das (per Fax) zugestellte Opt-Out hatten sie bereits in weniger als 24h eingetragen, auf die schriftliche Bestätigung warte aber nun ich seit 8 Tagen…
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I thought about this, and I think they only did it because there's no way to convert those files back to their original format, not without losing details.
This is probably intended for feeding your documents to an LLM to do RAG on them etc, but it can't be used to collaboratively work on files, which is where the real money for Office is.
Day 15 - #adventOfIOSAccessibility. Touch target sizes are recommended to be at least 44 x 44 points for better usability. Buttons in the navigation bar (especially when not using nav bar button items), dismiss buttons, and custom toolbars, are common examples that often fall below this size.
I just learned one thing about #Peertube that can make it quite attractive to content creators. Peertube channels have #podcast feeds, and most podcast apps can play video podcasts these days. You can submit the feed to Spotify or Apple Podcasts, making it available to millions of users. AFAIK, you can't do that with videos uploaded to #YouTube channels. I haven't tried if it really works. But if it does, it's a big deal. This is how @mestskacyklistika looks in the #Podverse app.
Calling all Python expert friends and Masto peoples who also know something about NVDA add-ons. Right now, the BeSTSpeak TTS thread can still on occasion crash with certain speech interrupts, particularly if larger chunks of text are fed at once to the TTS. I honestly don't have the knowledge to diagnose all possible combinations of thread management, and all of this is reminding me too much of my C++ college days of race condition handling and such. GPT Pro mode gave me like 7 ways to diagnose it, I just don't have the energy, nor the expertise myself in Python, so if someone picks it up, be my guest. Possible solutions detailed in eurpod.com/crashes.txt and the add-on at eurpod.com/BestSpeak.nvda-addo…
I think it is a pretty good addon. I have noticed if I do things fast and keep interupting it, it will either spell everything, or it makes a really bad static sound. the control key stops that one. for the spelling of everything. I just shut down NVDA, and restart it, and that fixes that one. still very nice to hear this from the classic days.
yeah, some of that may get ironed out in the next few days :) I probably won't have the energy to pick it up again this hardcore tomorrow, like 8 or 9 hours of just coding with GPT straight and barely looking up to go to the bathroom twice. Aha. This is the mess any kind of coding projects get me into. Seeing others from the community step in though gave me a bit of hope that I'm not alone on it and let's face it, there exist far better Python experts than myself out there who could own me and my GPT crafted knowledge any day haha.
TIL, Pemerintah Indonesia selepas era orde baru tetap melarang penyebaran paham komunisme karena demokrasi negeri ini berkembang bersama dengan sistem oligarki dan kapitalisme. Karena itulah, ada upaya oleh orang-orang berpaham kapitalisme agar ajaran paham komunisme tidak dapat berkembang di negeri ini.
Walaupun RKUHP membatasi kriminalisasi apabila dilakukan untuk kepentingan ilmu pengetahuan, tidak berarti setiap orang dengan leluasa mempelajarinya, apalagi mengembangkannya.
Shoutout to @masonasons for helping to add headSize and excitation options to the BeSTSpeech add-on :) Now you can make that Keynote Gold sound whispery or like a chipmunk, if you wanted to. Also had help with improving the capitalization pitch shift function so it should not get stuck and keep spelling out everything in certain situations. Love to see bugs getting squashed. (eurpod.com/BestSpeak.nvda-addo… for those who do not have the link)
@austinnix This is the coolest thing ever. I’ve been looking for Keynote for decades now. The last time I used it, was when I owned a braille note classic.
@BTyson ooh nice, thanks for adding it to the ring, it does show here :) I updated the copy in the main add-on to have this one as this is really useful to have. I tried to make a modified version that didn't do setting explicit argtypes for the DLL functions, since that's how we initially had it when I began using the code @TheQuinbox gave using BGQueue. Ctypes guesses argument types and passes integers as needed, which is really not great practice, but it could be that in the In the new code, us setting bstShutup.argtypes = [ctypes.c_long] causes a bad mismatch. According to the typedef I found in the repo, bstShutup expects a long* (a pointer), not just a long. Nevertheless that did not solve the weird crashy behavior, which is telling me it's more thread timing related. so now I'm really out of ideas. The DLL still expects the handle to be a pointer type so there's still a mismatch there in the Py file in our add-on though, it's not entirely correct but solving that alone won't fix the weird behavior in headings I'm afraid.
@BTyson yeah it's for sure in that one, just re-installed it though myself to doubly-check. It should say "v0.05" as the version number. If this thing ever makes it to v1.0 stable it'll be a miracle xD
I see it now, cool! This does seem to have somewhat reduced the weird static that can happen, at least with the way I'm running it. If you want to disable phrase prediction I can get you the command to do that too if you want.
When I go into the general dialog box in NVDA and hit enter on Use NVDA during sign-in (requires administrator privileges button, bestSpeak makes a staticky squeak and that dialog crashes and puts me back on the desktop.
Once the NVDA addon is all good to go, all we would need yet is a sapi5 version to use it with balabolka. Balabolka can make sound files of tts engines.
I was an idiot and deleted my post instead of editing it, so apologies if you get this twice. I'm curious how on earth yoiu accomplished this? I see B32_TTS.DLL but have no idea how to begin figuring out what that actually is. Is it some kind of neural voice or did you figure out how to actually emulate the original keynote voice? I thought it was neural until it crashed in a very un-neural-like way.
@jscholes Oh. Well that's pretty cool. I wonder why it took the collective community 30 years to crack this open? I also never even knew the actual name of this until now, so clearly I am living under a rock.
@simon @jscholes so from what I understand: This was found in an old educational product from the mid-90s - the DLL had popped up there thanks to the Internet Archive. Both the 90s software and BeSTSpeech are long dead now, but I find it interesting that the DLL description says: "BeSTspeech TTS for Windows (Designed by Jason Zheng)" and it's copyright 1994. We're using a DLL that's 30 years old, wow, way to celebrate its 30th birthday.
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