Yes and no, in the context Julian explains it here it is. By the way, diaspora* does it way better, IIRC the origin of an origin posting becomes the hub for it, and every reply, reaction etc. goes to that instance and is actively spread back to every instance which is subscribed to that thread.
Later there came a way to fetch reaction which were there before your instance subscribed.
But: I use "view original URL" if I share the post somewhere else (eg. messenger) to point the source
Yea, I rarely use it to fix fomo. Unlike the dude in the audiance suggests.
Sometimes there are so many replies I do not want to read to check if the answer I'd like to give is given already (in those cases I try to hold my answer for myself)
The amount of crazy Levis has in their line is insane. I've started buying direct for consistency. Buying elsewhere (usually JCPenny or Macys) ranged a ridiculous amount in both quality and sizing.
so when they cut jeans, they're in a giant stack. The inconsistent sizing has to do with where your jeans were in the stack is my understanding of the problem
I think they give the inconsistent ones to the other stores
@chris still feels like we're getting ripped off over it. We gotta be getting close to the point where perfectly sized could be automated on demand for a reasonable price
@chris You 100% are getting ripped off. Levi's quality is not what it used to be. You can get better pairs for that money these days—yes, even without slave labor.
Koleno jsem včera řádně zaledoval, takže dneska repete, jen po lepší cestě. A #birellovka dneska i s vynikajícím hovězím vývarem, vedle gulášovky nejlepší kombo na kole. Hlásím, že letošní #VKDV mám kompletní, protože jsem zapomněl na jedno selfie na rozhledně na Chlumu, takže napraveno. A do tisíce mil mi zbývá 70km, to bych snad ještě mohl zvládnout.
Filmabend mit den Nerds 🥴 “ah Mist, mein Bildschirm geht alle fünf Minuten aus, kennt sich jemand mit der .xinitrc aus? Oh und mein Pulseaudio ist kaputt”
oooh won't you look at that. The upside to cheap bang-for-your-buck Chinese NucBoxes? USB Boot is already the first thing the UEFI looks for. No need to hit f12, hunt around. Nope. If you have USB plugged in, by default that will override the prio order. How interesting to me. I've seen that on some common manufacturers but boy is that becoming less common on Western machine maker builds.
sadly my computer doesn't work like that. nore can I do the f12 trick like I am so used too. I *have* to go into the bios, then go to the boot menu, highlight the drive I want to boot from, and press enter.
@mhussain I saw it on an Asus only. It's veryy strict to check the actual SBAT (Secure Boot Advanced Targeting) headers. Asus machines for some reason have their secure boot policies set to a more enforced version that checks this. I booted the same Linux image on my HP Spectre without issue and Secure boot on, so clearly the Shim is now newer (and if you have the 15.8 Debian shim package it should be the post-2023 certs) so that's not an issue now on Linux, but this one still is how it ships in upcoming distros like Forky and unstable Sid too. So sadly For now I just disabled secure boot because I'm not sure what setting I'd have to change to lower the requirement to have it on but without this SBAT crap.
Linux gives you that lean environment: you decide what runs, what daemons sit in memory, whether you even want a GUI, etc. When you drop Windows in a VM, you’re not only bringing in the full OS, but all the stuff you left Linux to avoid: telemetry, services you can’t kill, forced updates, random scheduled tasks. It’s a tradeoff. Meh. Windows sucks. What in the world for do you need to eat 4 gigabytes of ram at boot? That's with telemetry off, your stupid copilot bits not loading. Unreal when I can g et a full Mate desktop in under 1 GB of ram running. I do mostly web browsing, audio games, so for me Linux as a daily driver may not be horrifying.
Windows to me has really lost its path it used to be on. After Windows 8 and 8.1 we started the slow Microsoft shove of services, ads, unwanted apps, and now here we are, ten years after Windows 10 1507, and it's ten times worse too. It innfuriates me honestly y'all. It really does. Now, you not only have to debloat a Windows install from the manufacturer from all the tools, 3rd-party crap they include, you need to debloat things like your graphics driver too because it'll install 3 control panels and a bunch of services. Then you have to debloat your Windows from all Microsoft services, so you're spending, what, 3 hours debloating? And by the time you're done, you realize, oh, I really am only saving 1 or 2 gigs of ram, even after I remove the stupid MSEdge View component that lingers around in Windows like a cancerous zombie eating your ram more and more.
So I'm gonna take this plunge today. Why the heck not. I can flash the Debian 13 ISO to my SD card, then install to my external M.2 enclosure SSD, it's 1 terabyte, why the heck not. And then once I get my Voxin bits and all that I can safely clone (image) it to my main hdd.
Please keep us updated. I've heard some success stories, and I've heard horror stories. Fedora plus Cinnamon (I think my DE was Cinnamon) was my choice, and it worked, but wasn't great. Some sites didn't work right, focus mode wasn't sticky per site, volume was painfully loud at the logon screen, and more. I went with Fedora because Debian was a bunch of Orca versions behind.
@alexhall hmm they're on Orca 48.1 right now. I think that's latest? Debian 13 really upped the game, making pipewire so good now, I love it. success on installing :)
@alexhall oh yeah I think that's also why the Pi repo is a bit more frequent at updating beyond versions that Debian has upstream. Like they got Orca 45 in Debian 12 over there as well which I thought was interesting! But yes, Debian's philosophy is very conservative on package updates and tries to mainly do LTS releases of that branch for the entire cycle of the distro, which is... Well, a choice I guess, works for stability, less good for folks who enjoy releases as Arch for their rolling-style cadance, for sure.
@alexhall Going to play with this image that you sent the link to earlier since I have Workstation now! That way I can use OCR if I can't get speech right away which is apparently always a possibility with Linux, but things change and we have to remember that.
@FreakyFwoof @GamingWithEars @alexhall oh simple, just debian.org/download - you have to pick a mirror closer to you, but the installation CD will come up talking if you press S. For me, it asked which sound device I wanted, so that's the thing, if you have multiple soundcards it'll ask you to numerically choose one from the list and it can be hard to know, "oh, which did it pick as my default?" ugh. I would say that's about the only frustrating thing.
@FreakyFwoof @alexhall Well luckily since I'll be using it in a Virtual environment, I shouldn't have that problem because Workstation will just connect to my default so for the VM there should only be one device to choose.
Man Edge just needs to go far away somewhere! There's a bunch of scripts called Win 11 Deblote that someone made but Windows is so hell-bent on keeping whatever it can that they don't even fully work, for me anyway.
Yes, but what audio games work with Linux, how accessible is it, I am having issues even navigating the mait interface. Gnome won't start orca at log in. Perhaps I'm missing something. I haven't used linux in a decade.
oh yeah, I hear the Debian 13 installer isn't bad. It's probably what I go with, my partner got their Linux set up using the ISO from scratch and it had speech and everything from the start for all of the bits.
@vol4life8657 I think ctrl +S for screen reader at install and it talked. Debian 13 was just released in August 2025. They just grabbed the stock iso from debian.org/download and yeah, the 64-bit one, no issues interestingly. I like Mate as my desktop environment even if it looks like Windows XP to sighted folk I don't give a fuck cause it's light on ram and caring for resources.
@vol4life8657 ah ok. I just asked. So, after the ISO booted, they pressed S to get speakup. If you press enter it takes you to language selector. So you gotta keep hitting S for a few seconds once you know you're booting up the ISO. And then SpeakUp's message should come up with Espeak.
Okay, I didn't know that. So when you select the drive in the boot sequence, you start pressing S at that point, or do you wait a little bit and then press s.
My, níže podepsaní, pokládáme za nepřijatelné, aby v době, kdy Vladimir Putin devastuje Ukrajinu a ohrožuje Evropu i bezpečí naší země, hrozila Česku populistická vláda, která se neobejde bez podpory proruských extremistů zpochybňujících naše členstv…
Nějak nechápu, k čemu je ta výzva dobrá. Má někoho přesvědčit, aby šel k volbám? Kdo chce jít, půjde. Kdo chce volit dle jiných preferencí, bude tak volit.
Nevím sice, k čemu je to dobré, ale už jsem to podepsal. Trošku mi to připomíná: RIMMER: Jo, ta možnost tu existuje, ano, eh, ale já mám jiný návrh. Trochu přitvrdíme. Čas vyjednávání vypršel. Říkejte si tomu extrém, ale navrhuji, abychom šli tvrdě a bez prodlení zaútočili skutečně masovou letákovou kampaní, a zatímco se z ní bude sbírat, nasadíme cirkusáky, alegorické vozy, pouliční divadlo a možná i dobročinné koncerty, ano? A pokud to bude málo, lituji, ale přijde čas triček: „Mutanti ven!“, „Vesmírní chameleoni? Ne, děkuji!“ ... a pokud je tohle nevyžene, pak už nevím co… 😁
Můj jmenovec zas někde komentoval nějaký sport že? Podle všeho nějakou atletiku. Sport nesleduju, ale vždycky když se pan Škorpil někde ukáže, přijde mi pro něj pár mailů. Je to takový můj jediný vhled do sportovních soutěží.
@menelion ahaha yes. Been reading those :) Definitely ran into some of those quirks doing it on my Pi, but also like, the Pi taught me to feel better about it and that problems can be overcome.
Just learned that LibreOffice has a built in accessibility check. So far it seems to work well with basic text docs and def addresses some of the more common accessibility fails. Worth using, IMO.
Cannot believe that tech people will with a straight face try to convince me that hypervigilantly monitoring ten thousand microfeuds and the mental health statuses of OSS Big Deal Guys is an acceptable way to live
Swiss Cheese Mono: a typeface full of holes inspired by Emmental/Swiss cheese. Created by designer Rob, this monospaced typeface turns each letter into a nod to cheese 🧀
@archos Ty musim predelat. Zatim jsem to jen vyspravil aby nepadly hned. Delal to nejakej moula co tu bydlel pred nami. Material uz mam v dilne, jenze 1. se nemuzu poradne hejbat 2. vlastne porad topime, to se to blbe zednici. Na ty kdybych vylezl, tak to musim opravit hned;)
Israeli singer-songwriter Idan Raichel recounts his shocking encounter with a Gazan child he helped in 2008, who later became a Hamas member, highlighting the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
I own a Logitech MX510, which I bought in 2004. I've been using this basically nonstop since then, probably almost daily.
Every few years something goes a bit wonky (a button, the mouse wheel, and just now the usb cable). I open it up, clean out all the fluff and grime, close it and it just works again. (The cable might actually go bad for good in a while. I could probably spend 30 min rewiring it, or buy a replacement from ebay for 4,50€).
J'utilise évidemment un nom de domaine personnel pour mon courrier, pour ne pas dépendre de tel ou tel fournisseur. Je gère aussi mon propre serveur de messagerie mais je comprends très bien que tout le monde n'a pas le temps / l'envie de faire ça. D'où ma question : si vous avez un nom de domaine à vous et que vous ne gérez pas votre serveur de messagerie, quel prestataire utilisez-vous ? Comment ça s'est passé ? Je suis particulièrement intéressé par des histoires de migration.
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Президент Франции заявил, что страна не считает происходящее в секторе Газа геноцидом:
Это не просто политическое заявление. Признавать что-либо геноцидом могут только судьи или историки на основании ряда доказательств, чёткой правовой базы и явных элементов.
In a landmark study, OpenAI researchers reveal that large language models will always produce plausible but false outputs, even with perfect data, due to fundamental statistical and computational limits.
As owner of a BEV, I can only tell the EU politicians: the technology is already there. Some of the new improvements like BYD's and CATL's 10/12C charging batteries haven't yet arrived in the EU, but they do exist. Thanks to the way China's government created a price war rather than rent-seeking subsidies, as the EU did, the price of BEVs there are more than competitive. This success needs to be duplicated rather than avoided.
The EU should not attempt to turn Europe into a technology museum, which will make sure that all the jobs in the car industry will be lost, but strive to compete. To foster competition and affordable prices, tariffs and other protectionist measures need to go. Audi just registered 10k preorders within 3 minutes with their car developed together with SAIC in China: our car industry can do it. They need a stick to beat them to get there, they need partners in China, because they are behind, but yes, they can. Copying innovations is not a one-way street: we can do that, too.
The way to finance this transition can be copied from China, too: reduced VAT, no tariffs on BEVs, but additional taxes on ICE cars.
Don't allow car makers to slack around. Make absolutely clear, this is a make or break thing: if you don't go electric, you go bust.
Where technology can still be “open” are questions like which battery chemistry, and synchronous or asynchronous motors. But we definitely reached the point where we can say: from E-Bike to heavy trucks and busses: Battery powered EVs work. They either have advantages overall or minimal disadvantages, often due to lacking infrastructure, which will come when more of these vehicles are on the road.
I've been working professionally with batteries since almost 30 years, and the progress was huge. And there's still more progress to come. If you miss that train now, the European car industry will go the way the television, camera, and mobile phone industry went. It's boarding time now!
Get rid of ICEs. Don't bet on E-Fuel, this has very limited use, e.g. for long-distance flights and ships.
- Newsgroups - Personal Websites - Bulletin board - Email as a service, not a platform - Internet relay chat (IRC) - Early blogs
Then corporations arrived with money and lock-in, turning the internet into centralized ad farms (Meta, X, TikTok). Users became consumers, trapped in algorithms, tracking, and enshittification. Revenue more important than people.
The Fediverse is a way back: no ads, no algorithms, no dark patterns. People first. A web worth reclaiming. And open source is the engine of this transformation.
Take back the web. Decentralize again 💪 Bring people to the Fediverse, promote open source and build federated services.
Does anyone get the app library to constantly open on the homescreen when you unlock your phone with iOS 26? Or is this happening only with my 13pro. Would really love some help here.
- option to select swipe function (instead of prefixed archive and delete). - Ability to swipe left/right to read next previous mail - more complex filtering rules (ie, be able to have more than one trigger)
oh, and while I think of it, when tutamail is applying filters and moving messages, can you show the progress bar then as well to show something is happening?
I'd love a “snooze until date" feature. For example I might want to react to a mail "next Saturday" and have it hidden from the inbox until then. Thanks for all you do!
An easier way to install and update the app on Ubuntu (e.g. via Discover); the ability to add calendar items from other Android apps (e.g. travel planner) using the add-to-calendar button there; customizable swipe actions in mailbox (e.g. toggle read/unread); sharing a mailbox folder with somebody in the same organization; easier way to change the spelling check language for an entire mail; more tolerant way to copy-paste a list of adressees into the recipients list for any separator.
If anyone wants to learn numbers in Estonia, here's 100 estonians, aged 0 to 100, saying their age out loud. If not for the language, the change in peoples voices as they age is fascinating if presented in this manner. youtube.com/watch?v=DhzCffo-_C…
From January - August 2025, I asked 100 Estonians all over Estonia to say their age in front of the camera from 0 - 100.Next up Finland and Latvia😉The idea ...
This isn't too great for learning, as there are a number of regional variants present in the voicing, but here's counting in (mostly northern) Vietnamese with (presumably) the voicing being done by a Representative of said age. Note that the first number audible is three, and the last is 99: youtube.com/watch?v=4z1lUwHhuA… Thanks to @jakobrosin for inspiring me to look up my language's version.
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in reply to Daniel Gultsch • • •Yes and no, in the context Julian explains it here it is.
By the way, diaspora* does it way better, IIRC the origin of an origin posting becomes the hub for it, and every reply, reaction etc. goes to that instance and is actively spread back to every instance which is subscribed to that thread.
Later there came a way to fetch reaction which were there before your instance subscribed.
But: I use "view original URL" if I share the post somewhere else (eg. messenger) to point the source
Deus Figendi.jwd
Unknown parent • • •Yea, I rarely use it to fix fomo. Unlike the dude in the audiance suggests.
Sometimes there are so many replies I do not want to read to check if the answer I'd like to give is given already (in those cases I try to hold my answer for myself)