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It's that time of year again: time to support @owa's call to end secret vetoes of Interop proposals. Web developers should at least know *who* is pushing cuts to the web's most effective "TODO" list, if not why. Show your support (politely) here:

github.com/web-platform-tests/…


Interop Lack of Transparency & Accountability

Description The voting process for Interop proposals is done in secret and each browser vendor involved can veto any feature without any transparency. Browser Vendors can sift through interop propo...
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I just managed to get Oracle VirtualBox with KVM patches working as a Flatpak! Honestly kinda crazy that this can even be done

github.com/tulilirockz/Virtual…

#virtualbox #vms #vmm #kvm #qemu #linux #flatpak

VirtualBox virtualizing an Ubuntu virtual machine with a terminal opening, showing common commands that let you know that the virtualization environment is Oracle VirtualBox

GitHub - tulilirockz/VirtualBoxKVMFlatpak: VirtualBox with KVM patches packaged as a flatpak package

VirtualBox with KVM patches packaged as a flatpak package - tulilirockz/VirtualBoxKVMFlatpak
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#linux #Flatpak #qemu #vms #virtualbox #vmm #kvm
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well I tried to use Orion browser again as my default and while I love so many things it does, it has such weird WEIRD bugs

Like suddenly you can't click into and activate any text input areas, copy+paste shortcuts even in the browser address bar don't work and provides that "ding" noise MacOS emits when there's some invalid input

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Thank you everyone who made me enjoy this year's #smashingconf immensely. I had a wonderful time! ❤️

The slides for my talk are online!
noti.st/matuzo/kDeXgt/slides


Teaching an old dog new tricks by Manuel Matuzovic

Some new features in CSS only show their real potential when we radically break with old habits. Doing that on an existing website is almost impossible.
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#smashingconf

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Uns ist #Nachhaltigkeit und #Ressourcenschonung ein Anliegen.
Daher hier Links zu #Bücherschränken / #Bücherboxen, die zeigen, wo in #Wuppertal #Bücher abgeben oder getauscht werden können.

OpenBookCase
openbookcase.de/map
Freizeitmonster
freizeitmonster.de/blog/oeffen…
Abfallwirtschaftsgesellschaft Wuppertal (AWG):
awg-wuppertal.de/ueber-uns/akt…


Öffentliche Bücherschränke Wuppertal | FreizeitMonster

In Wuppertal und Umgebung findest du einige öffentliche Bücherschränke und Bücherzellen mit jeder Menge spannender Literatur.
FreizeitMonster
#nachhaltigkeit #wuppertal #BUCHER #ressourcenschonung #bucherschranken #bucherboxen
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FAMOS! Wuppertal

Ergänzung:
Bei Hutmacher / #Utopiastadt #Wuppertal steht auch ein Bücherschrank.

Bei @MapComplete gibt es auch eine Karte für Bücherschränke, über die fehlende Schränke leicht ergänzt werden können.
Damit werden die #OpenStreetMap -Daten ergänzt, so dass die Orte dann auch auf Open Book Case und allen weiteren Karten, die auf #OSM basieren dazu kommen.

mapcomplete.org/bookcases.html…


Public bookcases

A public bookcase is a small streetside cabinet, box, old phone booth or some other objects where books are stored
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#openstreetmap #OSM #wuppertal #utopiastadt @MapComplete
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Nous fêtons nos dix ans ce vendredi. Pour ceux qui veulent assister à la cérémonie, vous pouvez nous rejoindre, vendredi à 20h15, sur: youtube.com/watch?v=6kyj9xHvKO… #inclusionnumerique Et les gens qui veulent venir sur place, vous pouvez nous faire signe !

🎉 Les 10 ans d’Hypra en direct ! 🎉

Made with Restream Studio. Livestream on 30+ platforms at once via https://restream.ioVous ne pouvez pas être présent à notre soirée anniversaire le 12 septe...
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#inclusionnumerique

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"Is Putin in the room with us just now?" - asked a pro-Russian Polish MEP on Twitter today in one of the discussions related to Russian influence in Europe .

She deleted this post as the context has changed due to Russian drone attack on Poland. But if you want to imagine how would your room look like if Putin tried to be there with you, there are some pictures:

A living room in a house, with broken down furniture and lots of rubble
A hole in the reinforced concrete roof of a living room
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I already have enough issues with my iPhone slipping between the driver's seat in the car and the console gap because it always slides out of my shorts pocket somehow if I forget to take it out before I sit down

Now I'm walking around the house looking at every crack and crevice wondering how many iPhone Airs are going to get lost in there, forever unretrievable...

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feld

@dvl I think the engineering is impressive but is it necessary for a phone? I'd rather see super thin electronics be the norm for other things.

Make an even thinner iMac

Use that tech to make... I don't know, just some computer embedded somewhere thinner. The digital dashboard on your car? I'm sure they'd appreciate if there was less room needed behind the screen.

@Dan Langille

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If anyone is curious, my current Android setup is as follows:

I use #NeoStore or #Droidify (currently Neo Store, the new stats support is just too tempting) with the #IzzyOnDroid repo as primary app source, the #FDroid repo as secondary.

If I need something not on either of those, I will use #AuroraStore to access #GooglePlay.

Random APKs from GitHub or whatever only in very very specific cases. I will generally wait until the app drops on F-Droid or (preferably) IzzyOnDroid.

#fdroid #googleplay #neostore #Droidify #aurorastore #izzyondroid

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Sylvia

There's basically 2 situations where this can happen:

1. The app needs Google Play Services, if you disable this (on stock Android) you'll need to enable it. If you use a custom ROM, you probably want microG
2. The app detects if it's installed by Google Play, either a weak check (can be bypassed with `adb` and using the `-i` flag I think or a strong check and... yeah, no luck.

If you're on stock Android, I see no reason to use Aurora Store, it doesn't give more privacy :)

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LATEST safety problem? This is a lawsuit from 2019... autoweek.com/news/a2153241/tes…

But, hey, you do you Ars Technica. arstechnica.com/cars/2025/09/f… #mediaissues #truthinmedia #messagemanagement #messageconfusion #cars #flushdoorhandles


Tesla's flush door handles under fire in wrongful death lawsuit

The retracted door handles prevented first responders from entering the vehicle
Wesley Wren (Autoweek)
#cars #mediaissues #truthinmedia #messagemanagement #messageconfusion #flushdoorhandles

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Hi friends. Job fair was a bust, a lot of them are tech related jobs I have no experience with. Sucks, because nobody told me I needed to be a programmer for data related jobs with SQL. I never learned it in College, I am a business graduate, I learned mostly financial stuff also, there weren't many companies there. Oh, and I can confirm, ICE is recruiting blind people. No, I did not even consider it, but just letting people know. Anyway, its not a total loss because I'll be meeting with someone tomorrow from a local staffing agency.

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When the French immigrant from France isn't French enough for the province of Québec's selection certificate programme... ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/fr… #cdnpoli #polcan #polQC #QCpoli #BS

French kindergarten teacher leaving Quebec after immigration application rejected

A French kindergarten teacher is facing deportation back to France after her immigration application was denied.
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#cdnpoli #polqc #qcpoli #polcan #bs

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technical natterings.

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#linux #hardware #pocket #mnt
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aaron

technical natterings.

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Jamie Teh

@Scott @ToniBarth I think a list of pids would be easier. But there can be a hell of a lot of running processes, so I'm not sure how usable that would be. A list of foreground windows might be nicer, but that means you can't choose a process with no UI window like NVDA. There are multiple reasons a GUI for this is going to be annoying. Before we even get to this, we need to figure out how to hook up a Win32 GUI to a CLAP plugin in an accessible way.
@Toni Barth @Scott
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Jamie Teh

@Scott @ToniBarth Hmm, I'd probably have to rewrite from scratch to use a framework now. HTML might have been nice and easy, so that's unfortunate. Oh well. I have had some success getting the GUI scaffolded, but am running into an issue where the tab key won't move through controls despite me doing all the things you're supposed to do with Win32 sub-dialogs. Very frustrating.
@Toni Barth @Scott
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Jamie Teh

@ToniBarth @Scott Thinking of adding a "Capture audio from all applications" option as well, but I probably need to warn about feedback for that. Also, any idea on a better name for the "Apply" button? Is just "Capture" too vague? "Start capture" is perhaps better, except once you start it, it's already started, so it might not be clear that it applies the new settings.
@Toni Barth @Scott
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Toni Barth

@ppatel I did check out slint, its not the UI framework that makes VST plugin development so hard, its the window provider. Winit works just fine, however VST plugins don't work with Winit as you need a window handler that does support child windows, and those aren't natively accessible with AccessKit yet. Discussions with @matt yielded that it shouldn't be to hard to adapt those or develop a wrapper, but i'm not smart enough right now.
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Matt Campbell

@ToniBarth @ppatel To clarify, the problem is that winit can only create top-level windows and also wants to own the event loop. For a VST plugin, you need to be able to create a child window and integrate into the host application's event loop. baseview (github.com/RustAudio/baseview) can do this, but as far as I know, nobody has written AccessKit support for baseview yet, and I don't think slint supports baseview.

GitHub - RustAudio/baseview: low-level window system interface for audio plugin UIs

low-level window system interface for audio plugin UIs - RustAudio/baseview
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@Toni Barth @Pratik Patel

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We’re thrilled to share exciting news with our community!
Devin Prater, whose insightful articles have enriched Accessible Android, is now officially part of our team.
As an accessibility enthusiast and advocate, Devin brings a deep understanding of screen reader challenges faced by blind users, a passion for Android, valuable knowledge, and a strong voice to our mission.
Welcome aboard, Devin! @pixelate
@Devin Prater :blind:
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