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Disney wants Kimmel back on the air, negotiating with Kimmel. Disney should have never gave given into pressure from Trump administration to suspend Kimmel. variety.com/2025/tv/news/jimmy…
How's all that self-interest working out for all the tech companies? Dictators are gonna dictate. It's not like he didn't tell you who he was. Project 2025 was the real goal. They don't want anyone but white people to have the privilege of getting jobs. Everything else is nothing but excess.
It now appears the Trump administration is going to require government scientists to allow political apparatchiks to review and vet scientific papers before publication to ensure ideological purity. This is gross abuse of the scientific process.
Trump’s EO on H-1B visas has thrown the tech industry into chaos overnight
I just published an email Google sent H-1B employees yesterday warning them to not leave the US / to return by midnight tonight sources.news/p/heres-googles-m…
For the next GTK cycle, Matthias has been working on a format for symbolic icons that can be rendered efficiently by GTK, including animations; it is based on a subset of SVG with custom vendor attributes:
I have been working for a while on GTK support for stateful, animated, symbolic icons. This post is meant to provide an introduction to the format, and encourage experimentation with it. The code will land very soon in GTK 4.21.
Want to lose yourself in 1980s weird compressed sampled music? Then www.modarchive.org is your next stop. You can even download a 29 gig archive of said sampled music. Speaking of samples, here's one that I particularly like: modarchive.org/index.php?reque…
Moje starší nastupuje v pondělí vysokou školu. Jihočeskou univerzitu, přestěhovala se do pronajatého bytu v Českych Budějovicích. Trávím tu víkend, pomáhám zabydlovat a dávám nevyžádané otcovské rady. Tak vás zdravím z jihu Čech.
This is a repository of apps to be used with your F-Droid client. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github, GitLab, Codeberg).
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If I'm comparing RTL changes for fmax then I'll usually do ~100 runs and take the median. Seems reasonable because 8 runs aiming for median frequency should have only a 0.4% chance of all failing. Most client machines have 8 parallel threads of execution available these days.
I don't particularly care about the mean because if I get a worst-case result then you can bet I'm re-rolling, so the tail values don't matter.
I don't think it's *good* that seed sweeping is the optimal way of using the tools, but the fact is it reduces variance as well as increasing expected fmax.
Also bear in mind my comparison point here is Vivado which has a >> 0.4% chance of just segfaulting for no apparent reason, so I find that kind of probability acceptable
In iOS 26, is there any way to get rid of the lag when typing on screen with VoiceOver? I've already set the "Keyboard Interaction Time" setting to 0.00, but that must control something else because the typing experience is still painful.
it seems to have improved for me slightly after going into accessibility and turning everything visual off, especially under motion. But iOS 26 feels laggier in general for me, including random periods where my phone will just get hot for no reason and drain battery very fast. This has been consistent through the entire beta cycle and I was hoping it would get fixed for release, but I guess not. We have another iOS 13 on our hands it seems. Now if only I could find some hope somewhere for all this to improve...
Major news: New Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses will feature its own screen reader, text size and magnification options for blind and low vision people. Huge thanks to @emassey0135 for spotting this and sharing. Full story here: doubletaponair.com/meta-ray-ba… #blind #tech #accessibility
Meta has just announced at Meta Connect that the upcoming Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses will ship with a suite of accessibility features designed specifically for blind and low-vision users.
The biblical genesis story reads like an amateur game jam devlog
Day 1: create day/night cycle Day 2: water effects and skybox Day 3: make the map Day 4: more sky graphics Day 5: add decorative critters Day 6: desperately try to make all the actual characters in one day Day 7: fuck it, submit early, can't be arsed any more
Final results: Earth, 4.1/10, placed #5327 overall
@phnt @a1ba well and even before LiveView you technically can have Elixir on the frontend with HEEX templating, but it's just generating static pages at that point.
The widely used image-parsing library suffers from a flaw that can allow remote code execution via crafted images in Android devices, putting connected corporate workflows at risk.
OTTAWA - U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra has vowed to improve anti-American sentiment he sees in Canada, no matter how many illegal tariffs, forced annexations, or literal bombs it takes to do it.
"software supply chain" oh okay so you have a contract and a business relationship... No? You found some shit on github that says "NO WARRANTY" and whose license requires you to affirm that Cirno is the strongest in Gensokyo and you used it without even auditing in production code and now you're mad it broke? Is that what happened? Are you stupid? Yes, yes you are!
Kyiv Independent - Russia launched a large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukrainian cities overnight, killing at least two people and injuring 32 others. kyivindependent.com/russia-lau…
Russia launched a large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukrainian cities overnight on Sept. 20, killing at least two people and injuring 32 others, officials reported.
Musk considers environmental regulation a barrier to innovation. As he eyes a new project in Houston, here’s what to know about some of his companies’ past projects that have faced scrutiny from regulators and environmental advocates.
Good morning, Mastodon! I’m here with a friendly tip. If you’re buying a new iPhone this year, and your current phone is updated to #iOS26, you need to perform an extra step if you're going to trade in, sell or give away your current phone. In settings, you'll need to turn off stolen device prtection. If you don't, the phone will prompt a 1 hour security delay when you go to erase it. That is all!
People think that means yelling “ahoy” or “avast.” But that's Treasure Island movie talk, not real pirate talk.
Pirate talk wasn’t (just) about silly words. It was about refusing to speak the language of kings and merchants. (A very serious thing, so speaking sillily is a fine way to refuse, on its own.)
What made a pirate ship a *pirate* ship was that it rejected the laws of the empires around it, laws that were communicated with words. So words make a big part of that rejection *possible*: pirates developed their own specific "codes" for how to organize their efforts, in a world dominated by one code.
On a pirate ship, the captain wasn’t a monarch. He was elected, and he could be deposed the moment he stopped serving the crew. The quartermaster wasn’t a servant; he was the counter-power that kept the captain in check. Articles weren’t law imposed from above; they were agreements drafted and sworn collectively. If a crewmember was injured, lots of ships' code guaranteed their share, because survival depended on everyone being taken care of.
That’s what gave pirate words their force. “Mate” wasn’t a gimmick. It named an equal, someone with a voice and a stake. “Share” wasn’t wages; it was recognition that the plunder belonged to all, not hoarded by bosses or thrones. Even the insults, the threats, the bravado! they came from a world where empire’s rules had no legitimacy.
Pirates carried the violence of their time: patriarchy, racism, brutality. They weren’t outside history. But they also proved that crews of outcasts could generate their own order, one that terrified rulers precisely because it was anarchic, egalitarian, and contagious.
So if you want to talk like a pirate today, don’t (just) pretend with accents. Speak the way they did: from a code made by equals, against the legitimacy of law, in defiance of the world that tries to govern you. That’s pirate talk.
Since I've been having a lot of fun adapting classical music to chiptune style, I thought maybe I should follow all the way through and make an entire asset pack for RPG-type games...? Since I'm not composing everything from scratch, it could be very affordable relative to the amount of music. This is "Torrent" by Chopin, which I think sounds very Boss Music...
Wow, gerat to be coming to this years after I've had an idea for a final-boss-battle-style rendition of Chopin's Nocturne op. 9 no. 2 in my head but not enough skill to actually compose it. Is that something you could imagine for the future?
> #Meta has used back-to-school pictures of schoolgirls to advertise one of its social media platforms to a 37-year-old man
> The man noticed that posts encouraging him to “get Threads” (…) were being dropped into his Instagram feed featuring embedded posts of uniformed girls as young as 13 with their faces visible and, in most cases, their names.
> The children’s images were used by Meta after their parents had posted them on Instagram to mark their return to school.
Can anyone recommend chess apps, particularly free ones or one-time pay, that have good screen reader support? Asking for both mobile and desktop — in short, i advertised an in-person chess meetup at the library but it turns out that a bunch of my virtual patrons are interested
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#define _GNU_SOURCE
#include <dlfcn.h>
#include <pthread.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define FREE_DELAY 100000
static void *free_delay_queue[FREE_DELAY];
static int free_delay_pos;
static void (*orig_free)(void *);
static void *(*orig_malloc)(size_t);
static pthread_mutex_t free_delay_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER;
void free(void *ptr) {
if (!ptr)
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if (!orig_free)
orig_free = dlsym(RTLD_NEXT, "free");
orig_free(free_delay_queue[free_delay_pos]);
free_delay_queue[free_delay_pos] = ptr;
free_delay_pos++;
free_delay_pos %= FREE_DELAY;
pthread_mutex_unlock(&free_delay_mutex);
}
void *malloc(size_t sz) {
pthread_mutex_lock(&free_delay_mutex);
if (!orig_malloc)
orig_malloc = dlsym(RTLD_NEXT, "malloc");
pthread_mutex_unlock(&free_delay_mutex);
return orig_malloc (sz * 2 + 0x100);
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#define _GNU_SOURCE
#include <dlfcn.h>
#include <pthread.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define FREE_DELAY 100000
static void *free_delay_queue[FREE_DELAY];
static int free_delay_pos;
static void (*orig_free)(void *);
static void *(*orig_malloc)(size_t);
static pthread_mutex_t free_delay_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER;
void free(void *ptr) {
if (!ptr)
return;
pthread_mutex_lock(&free_delay_mutex);
if (!orig_free)
orig_free = dlsym(RTLD_NEXT, \"free\");
orig_free(free_delay_queue[free_delay_pos]);
free_delay_queue[free_delay_pos] = ptr;
free_delay_pos++;
free_delay_pos %= FREE_DELAY;
pthread_mutex_unlock(&free_delay_mutex);
}
void *malloc(size_t sz) {
pthread_mutex_lock(&free_delay_mutex);
if (!orig_malloc)
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