Vispero Partners with ThunderCat to Empower the VA’s Blind and Low Vision Workforce with Fusion, and JAWS Inspect, Including Training and Support tpgi.com/vispero-partners-with…
Report: US considers banning TP-Link routers over security flaws, ties to China Founded in China, TP-Link makes routers popular in US homes and businesses. arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20…
I need to vent. Look at the title of the stream and you'll know why I'm doing this. Join the stream on my Discord or my Skype group. youtube.com/watch?v=oscDD-Aa2A…
I don't know what to say here.Let's just say that I don't like what's going with the thing that I don't want to say?It's about PDF Files.Sorry @Infinitely_8 ...
SCOTUS says it will hear a challenge on January 10 to a new law that could lead to a TikTok ban in the US, ahead of the law taking effect on January 19 (Melissa Quinn/CBS News)
Volební rok 2024 je za námi, vánoční svátky před námi, příští rok velké sněmovní volby. Zajímala by mě vaše zkušenost s webem Programů, co bylo dobře, co špatně, co mohu zlepšit. Za každé vyplnění díky předem.
🔗 Connecting dots of long COVID-19 pathogenesis: a vagus nerve- hypothalamic-pituitary- adrenal-mitochondrial axis dysfunction frontiersin.org/journals/cellu…
> According to our theory, the direct mitochondrial damage carried out by the virus, which replicates within these organelles, and the cellular oxidative imbalance, cannot be countered in patients who develop LC. This is because their anti-inflammatory mechanisms are inconsistent due to reduced vagal tone and direct damage to the endocrine glands of the HPA axis. We will illustrate how acetylcholine (ACh) and cortisol, with its cytoplasmatic and cellular receptors respectively, are fundamental players in the LC process. Both Ach and cortisol play multifaceted and synergistic roles in reducing inflammation. They achieve this by modulating the activity of innate and cell-mediated immunity, attenuating endothelial and platelet activation, and modulating mitochondrial function, which is crucial for cellular energy production and anti-inflammatory mechanisms. In our opinion, it is essential to study the sensitivity of the glucocorticoids receptor in people who develop LC and whether SARS-CoV-2 can cause long-term epigenetic variations in its expression and function.
So, apparently this Claw Machine appeared in my brother's office overnight. I don't know why, but it just looks dystopian, like an episode of Black Mirror. He asked about it, and they told him it was put there to boost morale over the holidays. One might think it would be free to play then, right? Oh no, you have to do extra work to earn tokens or pay. Nothing like Upper Management to both demoralize and insult everyone with their Morale Boosting plan.
ARIA in HTML has been updated. This spec defines the authoring rules for the use of Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA) 1.2 and Digital Publishing WAI-ARIA Module 1.0 attributes on [HTML] elements. The primary objective is to define requirements for use with conformance checking tools used by authors (i.e., web developers). w3.org/TR/html-aria/
This specification defines the authoring rules (author conformance requirements) for the use
of Accessible Rich Internet Applications (WAI-ARIA) 1.2 and Digital Publishing WAI-ARIA Module 1.0 attributes on [HTML] elements.
Happy Birthday to Sister Mary Kenneth Keller (Dec 17, 1913 – Jan 10, 1985), the first PhD in computer science in the US.
In 1958, Keller began working at the NSF workshop in the computer science center at Dartmouth College, a male-only institution at the time, where she participated in the implementation of the first DTSS BASIC Kernel for the language, working under John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz.
In the last year, I’ve spent about 200,000 words on a kind of personal journey where I’ve tried again and again to work out why everything digital feels so broken, and why it seems to keep getting worse, despite what tech’s “brightest” minds might pr…
"How are we not discussing the fact that so much of the internet is riddled with poison? How are we not treating the current state of the tech industry like an industrial chemical accident? Is it because there are too many people at fault? Is it because fixing it would require us to truly interrogate the fabric of a capitalist death cult?"
To political grifters boosting their profiles, government inaction is unacceptable, and government action cannot be trusted. There is no acceptable explanation.
@FreakyFwoof We get them in New York City sometimes. But what's really odd is when they show up where I am now, in central NC, about 4.5 hours drive to the ocean. Like, what you doin' all the way over there?
@BorrisInABox ell London has a river, but not the sea, and it's far from my house, but every morning in the summer we hear them. I think their GPS has gone all wonky in recent times.
@FreakyFwoof @BorrisInABox I've noticed it while listening to outside even when it's not the summer, sometimes you can hear the gulls. I bet if I tuned in now I'd probably hear the odd 1 or 2 around. It's like trains and sirens lol
@mcourcel ha. It's more a summer house than a shed. The idea was to use the back-end as a garden shed, partition off the front, and use it as a recreational space. There's power points, heating, wifi etc. But then I got a job working from home, so now it's a home office! Still call it a shed, though.
Learn how to get started with open-source development from Angela Lungati, a technologist and community builder. Discover the importance of open source, how to find the right project, and why collaboration fosters inclusive solutions.
General Activities LibreOffice 24.8.3 was announced on November 14 Olivier Hallot (TDF) did big updates to screenshots in Help, added a help page for login/password dialog and improved help pages on Skia, Writer Navigator and Edit – External links in…
Ich würde es gut finden, wenn der Code auf einem git repo veröffentlicht würde. Dann könnte man z.B. auch ne thematische #FediMap selber hosten... #OpenSource
@Crispius @stephanie I wonder if that's why Chrystia Freeland said "fuck this". Because as a key negotiator in the previous trade deal (that fucked us on copyright) she knows...
Courage isn't an attribute of our class of politicians
(and just to put it into context, PP would bend even further)
@Crispius @hub Thanks for the info! That makes sense.
But you can see how power changes people. I read the comments of a journalist who wrote about Trudeau before he was PM, and he couldn't believe the change in ego, and lack of self-reflection
These innovations are waiting for you: • Safe Mode update capability: With firmware version 1.3, the Safe Mode of the Activator Pro - comparable to the BIOS of a PC - can be updated for the first time without having to open the device.
This consultation seeks views on how the government can ensure the UK’s legal framework for AI and copyright supports the UK creative industries and AI sector together.
J. J. Thomson, who was born #OTD in 1856, received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1906 for his discovery of the electron, the first subatomic particle to be found.
Thomson was also a teacher, and seven of his students went on to win Nobel Prizes: Ernest Rutherford, Lawrence Bragg, Charles Barkla, Francis Aston, Charles Thomson Rees Wilson, Owen Richardson and Edward Victor Appleton.
...and all they had to do was mount the UK outlet sideways with the earth pin to the left allowing the cable to exit to the right, and it would have worked perfectly. Doh.
@hub, it seems modular, so maybe they didn't even integration test this combo but the thoughtful contractors said to themselves 'this ought to work' and ordered the UK inserts for it @mjg59
I was testing this out in Google AI Studio yesterday and it's really good. You can just use it for free over there if you don't want to pay for their consumer offering.
Even popular sites fail to implement the 11 best practices mentioned in this article, and thus have at least one mistake. Use this checklist on your next pull request review that deals with any form.
You find it hard to replace the good people that you lose.
For a long time, companies were excited about offshoring because it meant that they could take advantage of a global labour force to increase supply and drive down labour costs. Now they’re starting to see the flip side: with a lot of places offering remote work, the demand is also global and they are competing with companies worldwide. If you don’t offer a good work-life balance for your best people, someone else will and they may be anywhere in the world.
After running a successful research project at Microsoft with a team spanning several thousand miles between the furthest members, I was quite surprised to be told that we all needed to come back into the lab because research requires people to be face to face. Especially by people who had spent two years doing nothing to promote collaboration and who were pushing policies that would exclude my close collaborators in other countries.
At SCI, we’re remote first. My most recent hire is on a boat in the South Pacific. As long as people can communicate and have a decent Internet connection, I don’t care where they are (the accountants may, for tax purposes). You need to actively build teams when people are remote, just as when they’re local. Mostly of the people who felt RTO was important were the ones who weren’t doing this in either setting and were relying on similarity biases to create teams (I’d love to see a correlation between managers who advocate RTO and managers who have a higher turnover for folks who are not white cishet males: I suspect it would be strong).
By tracking over 3 million tech and finance workers' employment histories reported on LinkedIn, we analyze the effect of S&P 500 firms' return-to-office (RT
#Pfleger aus #Münster🏳️🌈🇪🇺🌈🌻
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