So… I'm already starting to think that @Tutanota mail is Not It for me. It keeps treating messages from 404media as Not Trusted (which there doesn't seem to be a way to permanently fix - I can set a sender to Never Trust but not to Always Trust) and sending them to Spam, despite me having already set a rule not to do that.
Also, instructions for doing this directly from the message, as shown here: tuta.com/nl/support#spam do not match what I see on the screen.
@Tuta

In-Process is out, featuring a hint on 2025.1 beta timing, details on the updated Basic Training for NVDA training module, our recent server updates, AND what you need to know about reading info in a command prompt. Read now: nvaccess.org/post/in-process-1…

And don't forget to subscribe to get the next edition (AND notification when the beta comes out) via email: eepurl.com/iuVyjo

#NVDA #NVDAsr #ScreenReader #Accessibility #News #Newsletter #Blog

Gajim 2.1.0 est dispo avec 2 grandes améliorations :
- Le flux d'activités : un espace qui dans le futur permettra de voir les réactions, demande de contacts, mentions, etc
- Le support de Message Displayed Synchronization (XEP-0490) : ça synchronise vos discussions lus, finis le coup des discussions qu'on a déjà lus en non lus sur téléphones ou ordi quand on passe de l'un à l'autre !

Et c'est traduis en français ici bien sur :
gajim.org/fr/post/2025-04-08-g…

#XMPP

#xmpp

Tohle je zajímavý kus historie, 50 let #Microsoft 🎂 S MS produkty jsem samozřejmě začínal 🧓, pak jsem měl období, kdy jsem je vyloženě nesnášel (IE atd.). Postupně přišli k WSL a jsou mi vlastně jedno. Největším paradoxem je, že z celé té party TechBro mi dneska Gates s Huang přijdou vlastně nejsympatičtější, mají nějakou morální integritu, vše se netočí jen kolem prachů a vlivu.
gatesnotes.com/home/home-page-…
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in reply to Luboš Račanský

To je veľmi pekne povedané, aj keď je to skôr iba o tom, že BG zostarol (minimálne pre nás, ľudí čo ho vnímajú iba z diaľky) veľmi dobre a je naozaj za sympaťáka. MS, v porovnaní s časmi IE je na tom síce reputačne tiež o dosť lepšie, ale možno ani nie tak vlastnou zásluhou ale okolitým vývojom (v princípe teda súhlasím - dnes je mi s nimi v zásade jedno)
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Struggling to make the world a better place? Then how about improving the map of the world by participating in #openstreetmap ?
It's like #wikipedia just for maps. It provides a free and open-source alternative to Google Maps. I use it with #osmandapp for car navigation.

The easiest way to participate is probably with streetcomplete.app
No prior knowledge necessary.
The app guides you to complete missing map data by little quests. Careful though: it's very addictive.

in reply to Felix 🇨🇦 🇩🇪 🇺🇦

This is a nice point of view! ✌️

#streetcomplete is indeed a great way. // @streetcomplete
#MapComplete has no app but it also runs like a charm if you make a starter with your browser app // @MapComplete

Both have different approaches and are very active developed. So, start mapping for #osm 🙂

Concern grows as visas are terminated for dozens of international students at California colleges paloaltoonline.com/news/2025/0…

Once, my father carried me into the surf. Now my arm steadies his steps back to the sea - Tim Baker
theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

I'm halfway through this article and I like the points made thus far, which I very much agree with.

prospect.org/power/2025-03-25-…

But I want to have an aside on the level to which people uncritically use the term "foundation models" and discuss "reasoning" of these models, when it is very likely that the models literally memorized all these benchmarks. It truly is like the story of the emperor's clothes. Everyone seems to be in on it and you're the crazy one being like but HE HAS NO CLOTHES. 🧵

in reply to Timnit Gebru (she/her).

"Marcus is so confident current approaches cannot take us to the promised land of AGI that he bet Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei $100,000 that AGI would not be achieved by the end of 2027."

Lol but he signed the ridiculous "pause AI" letter with Muskrat and other billionaires and said that DAIR "went for blood" when we wrote this statement against it.

dair-institute.org/blog/letter…

🕛Z #NowPlaying at the top of the hour, 2 hours of relaxing #NewAge, #ambient, and #meditationmusic on Northern Lights: The New Age Show, #live with Kelly Sapergia. More information is at ksapergia.net/northernlights/. Tune in either by visiting theglobalvoice.info and clicking on the Listen Live link, or go directly to theglobalvoice.info:8443/broad… #TGVRadio #audio #radio 📺🗣️📻🎶🎙️🌌🌈🫣🫰🩵🪬🫶

Trump Boasts Economy Much Stronger Under Him Than It Was Under Administration of 10 Minutes Ago: thehardtimes.net/culture/trump…

Yikes 🙄

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced Thursday that the driverless vehicles will soon be allowed on the "car-free" part of Market Street, the two-mile stretch running from the Embarcadero to 10th Street.
abc7news.com/post/waymo-robota…
via ABC7 News App

To Americans, pharmaceutical healthcare is nothing but dollars. Eliminating human need is an attack on US billionaires and their exploitive profits.

The "insulin industry" is particularly disgusting when you realize that when Frederick Banting discovered insulin in 1923, he refused to put his name on the patent because he felt it was unethical for a doctor to profit from a discovery that would save lives, so Banting’s co-inventors, James Collip and Charles Best, sold the insulin patent to the University of Toronto for a mere $1 since they wanted everyone who needed their medication to be able to afford it.

Americans profiteers then went on to patent every method of manufacturing this "free invention" for their own profit.

#healthcare #uspol

Good news if you're a super rich tax cheat!

In the rare cases when the IRS has enough resources to audit you and detect your fraud, there will still be no one to enforce the law. Trump's DoJ is shutting down the entire tax division.

"If you make more than, say, a million dollars a year, paying taxes is probably going to be voluntary going forward.

"It’s a new feature of billionairedom."

talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/d…

How to Uninstall Samsung TalkBack and Install Google’s Version in Simple Steps accessibleandroid.com/how-to-u…

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Summing up the #curl distro 2025 meet

daniel.haxx.se/blog/2025/04/10…

My kind of meeting.

#curl

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Just noticed that most shopping-list apps at PlayStore come with plenty of ad modules – how "fitting". One had 30 of them! Then I took a look at those served by F-Droid and IzzyOnDroid: no ad modules at all (often not even the Internet permission).

KYC: Know Your Choices. And choose wisely!

android.izzysoft.de/applists/c…

in reply to IzzyOnDroid ✅

The one feature I'm missing with many free shopping list apps: Being able to
share different lists with different people.
One list that both my wife & I can edit and sync. So I can be sure to have the latest version sync'ed on my smartphone. And other lists that I can share & work on with e.g. a friend that I'm organizing a dinner with...

Android only would be OK, multiplatform would be a big plus, as I prefer to compile lists on my desktop computer...

in reply to IzzyOnDroid ✅

@tetrapyloctomist Not sure how helpful, it's probably enormous overkill if you're not interested in smart home stuff, but given I already have Home Assistant running I use a Home Assistant todo list as shared and syncing shopping list (active internet connection needed). I think Grocy can sync a shopping list too, but it also requires you to set up a server yourself. I don't know anything FOSS that needs less steps sadly.
@Axel
in reply to Niccolò Maggioni

@nmaggioni which reminds me of Markor, an Android Markdown editor with support for lists and more. Would then of course need something to sync those files, not sure how reliable the Nextcloud app is in that context (but any app that can sync via WebDAV should do; if you know a nice small FOSS app syncing via WebDAV *and* scp, I'm all ears)… @SylvieLorxu @tetrapyloctomist

#AndroidAppRain at apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid today brings you 5 updated (4 RB) and 4 added apps:

* BLEtoMQTT: Android BLE to MQTT bridging service 🛡️
* IPerf3Client: active measurements of the max bandwidth on IP networks 🛡️
* Stepsy: a simple and lightweight step counter app 🛡️
* LinkGuardian: Android client for Linkwarden

New milestone: we crossed the number of 1.300 apps available 🥳

RB status: 568 apps (43.7%)

Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with the #IzzyOnDroid repo :awesome:

@simon In your recent blog post with your updated LLM pricing table (simonwillison.net/2025/Apr/10/…), I wonder why the table is an image and not an HTML table. You did provide alt text, but an actual HTML table, which can be navigated with specific screen reader commands, would be better.

Gajim 2.1.0 has been released 🥳

This release brings an all-new activity feed and adds support for Message Displayed Synchronization across group chats.

Thank you for all your contributions! ❤️

Support Gajim's development: liberapay.com/Gajim

#gajim #xmpp #chat

gajim.org/post/2025-04-08-gaji…

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Every single person on this platform needs a refresher:
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Calling in is a technique that does allow all parties to move forward. It’s a concept created by human-rights practitioners to challenge the toxicity of call-out culture. Calling in is speaking up without tearing down. A call-in can happen publicly or privately, but its key feature is that it’s done with love. Instead of shaming someone who’s made a mistake, we can patiently ask questions to explore what was going on and why the speaker chose their harmful language.

Call-ins are agreements between people who work together to consciously help each other expand their perspectives. They encourage us to recognize our requirements for growth, to admit our mistakes and to commit to doing better. Calling in cannot minimize harm and trauma already inflicted, but it can get to the root of why the injury occurred, and it can stop it from happening again
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learningforjustice.org/magazin…#callingIn

I've put all of my uBlock Origin additions into this gist:

gist.github.com/mhoye/dcc2c2fe…

It causes mild inconvenience on Google properties, and breaks Twitter and Facebook entirely which I consider a net benefit.

Beyond that: the web snaps into place for me. It's _fast._ Even on slow machines or ancient hardware. The web is insanely fast, if you cut out the sludge.

Works with Firefox+uBlockOrigin. If you're using Chrome or Safari, you should probably do something about that.

Feedback is welcome.

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besides being useful, this is impressive, I can't even imagine how much time this took to put together. hackers.town/@lori/11430992838…


Alright I've done it--here's a large collection of short beeps and boops from different video games suitable for using for notification sounds for your phone or whatever else. Over 500 tiny noises curated by me that aren't too long or too horrible to hear beeped at you all day. Enjoy!

d-shoot.net/files/Game_Notific…


in reply to 🇨🇦Samuel Proulx🇨🇦

I also use Miniflux as my feed reader of choice, its easily one of my most used applications.

How does kubo work? Is it similar to Dropbox? For file syncing and sharing links to other people, I use Seafile.

For uptime monitoring, I use Gatus. I like that it uses YAML to configure various endpoints, which is faster than having to use a GUI that may or may not work.

I've been looking for a notes solution, how's Joplin's accessibility?

in reply to 🇨🇦Samuel Proulx🇨🇦

Seafile offers an app called Seadrive that you can download which integrates with explorer. The integration adds a seadrive submenu, one of which lets you generate direct links to files. Anyone that has the link doesn't need to install anything to download the file.

For cross-platform syncing, I would use Syncthing, except that it doesn't work on iOS. Hence why I'm still on Seafile for stuff like ensuring my KeePass database is available to all my devices.

in reply to Dickson Tan

@neurrone Unfortunately I just use iCloud for syncing stuff to IOS. I'm part of an iCloud family, so there isn't really any cheaper option. What I mean about being intentional with sharing is: I don't really want explorer intigration. If I share a random file, now I have to remember that file is shared, and never move/change/delete it. If I upload a file to sharry, I can make the link expire in a month or a year or whatever, and then forget about it. I know the person gets there file, the file will get deleted to free up server space at a reasonable time, and if I want to update it, I can give them a new link, rather than modifying it, and then suddenly realizing I'm sharing modifications that I didn't intend to share yet.

Egg prices continue to increase despite bird flu outbreak slowing
https://apnews.com/article/egg-prices-bird-flu-cpi-b0ded420e9f7c0a707277c9c63396a76?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

Posted into U.S. News @u-s-news-AssociatedPress

"What #Trump demonstrates here is not a strategy but a mental illness. I’m not the first to observe the striking resemblance between Trump’s governing style, particularly on #tariffs, and Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another, more commonly known as Munchausen syndrome by proxy. It involves either pretending that a child is sick or inducing sickness so that you can luxuriate in restoring the child to health."
newrepublic.com/article/193834…