In the upcoming Go version 1.24, there are several improvements related to FIPS 140-3 compliance golang/go#69536. This issue is to track the problems we are encountering when using Go 1.24 with the...
@jameshubbard QUIC itself cannot be FIPS validated. FIPS requires the cryptographic nonce to be inside the FIPS boundary, but the QUIC protocol defines the nonce itself. Which means no FIPS HTTP/3.
I have not used it yet, but I would like to eventually do some measurement experiments. Along with some ECH tests.
Last I checked I can't do either without building from feature branches, which was just inconvenient enough for something that wasn't a priority. On my todo list if that feedback helps?
Linus Torvalds Lashes Out At RISC-V Big Endian Plans
Linus Torvalds has come out strong against proposed support for RISC-V big endian capabilities within the Linux kernel... phoronix.com/news/Torvalds-No-…
The Android Airplay client DroidPlay (apt.izzysoft.de/packages/com.t…) hasn't seen any update for 10 years. We still see regular downloads from F-Droid clients for it. As there are not many alternatives, we'd still keep it in our repo if it's still useful.
Anyone here using it? Does it still work, or should we rather drop it?
EDIT: solved, we'll replace it with a much more recent fork already available in our repo 🥳
was last updated in 2024. Even the screenshots are identical. And the readme says it was forked from the last version, so it's not just a newer compilation of the same code.
It's wild (and unsurprising) to me that journalists act tough when they have ample opportunity to negatively comment on accessibility, but don't ever mention accessibility wins.
Despite all the noise I made with accessibility on GNOME Calendar, no journalist has gone further than "better screen reader support and keyboard navigation", meanwhile most didn't even mention it whatsoever.
Tak alza ... ocekavame 7.10. Tak jsem zvedav jak to dopadne tentokrat! Muj osobni tip je, ze mi nejpozdeji zitra pred obedem zmizi a ukaze "brzy upresnime" :D
Hit a snag: when curl tries to connect to a unix domain socket, linux gives the same ECONNREFUSED when no one listens on it and when the accept queue is full.
I'd like to continue trying in the later case, but failing when no one listens seems more important. meh.
Tried to use #Kagi news yesterday. The settings interface is absolutely unusable with screen readers. I don't know why modern developers, instead of using plain <select> elements, concoct those inaccessible combo boxes. Disappointed. #Accessibility @kagihq
I experienced it as usable, but also recognise that the selection boxes are not standard and it would be cool if they'd be just the typical combo boxes.
@jonathan859 I couldn't change values. With JAWS it's absolutely impossible, plus it says like: "font size, combo box, font size" (no value available). With NVDA it's a bit better but still inconsistent, Escape closes both the menus and the dialog itself. Anyway, as I've said, I'm disappointed.
@jonathan859 Thank you so much for this valuable feedback. We'll perform a full review and implement improvements in this area. If you have any other specific feedback or recommendations, please let us know!
Hi! Thanks for the reply! Please either retest with both NVDA and JAWS, or let's get in touch, I'm here to help. I love your mission actually, so we definitely can arrange it. I can hop on a video call with your devs and/or product managers and explain them what's going on by demonstrating. If an NDA is needed, it's not a problem either. Thanks!
За то оно красивое, навороченное и не требует настройки. Захерачил в шаблон и пусть оно там как-то что-то делает. Другой вопрос, что combo box кроме своей изначальной функции не должен заниматься чем-то другим, но кого это волнует.
@Yinshi Да там пиздец. Какие-то блядь кнопки, дивы, спаны, всё это накручено хрен знает как. В результате с энвидиэйкой, видимо, хоть как-то тестили, поэтому там работает, пусть и через жопу и не всегда.
А, ну я таких подробностей не знаю, сам понимаешь, ты в этом вопросе гораздо больше в теме. Рассказать про уровни изоляции транзакций в Postgres или как управлять этими самыми транзакциями в Спринге например, эт пожалуйста. А для фронтенда нужен второй мозг, желательно с опцией выключения)
PSA, the new Android 16 update will surreptitiously reenable fingerprint device unlock even if you had intentionally disabled it before. Depending on where you live and your threat model, this might not be safe! Americans have little protection against law enforcement compelling biometrics unlock. To make matters worse, the fingerprint unlock settings are found in a different part of the security settings UI than the rest of the device unlock settings. If you update to Android 16, make sure your device unlock settings are what you intended.
The European Commission has issued a survey ✍️ on the Governance and #Sustainability of Critical Open Source #Software. Your input is highly beneficial for identifying best practices, shared needs, and possible pathways for collective efforts 🎯, as well as for translating them into actionable #recommendations for public administrations both at national and EU level. 🤓 It's a relatively short survey, takes maximum 15 min to complete. Deadline: 5 Oct 2025. 👉 ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/F…
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Since I know a lot of iOS developers still read what I have to say:
Don’t use use a third party “metrics” or advertising stack in your application. Ever. The data gathered by such stacks is being sold, and among the buyers are fascists.
Either real-time bidding data or app SDK data is being bought and used by ICE to seize people from the streets. If you didn’t believe that the adtech stack is a human rights concern, I’m not sure what more evidence you need. 404media.co/ice-to-buy-tool-th…
Documents show that ICE has gone back on its decision to not use location data remotely harvested from peoples' phones. The database is updated every day with billions of pieces of location data.
If you incorrectly use -H 'Foo=bar' instead of -H 'Foo: bar', #Curl will ignore it and not send the header field. Really unexpected and error inducing, I would expect it to validate the parameter and fail.
This might be a longshot, but I recently bought the AULA F108 Pro keyboard. The one part I missed about this keyboard is that it has a screen (I'm blind). Now, I didn't know what that screen does until I got it, but it turns out that's how you do something even as simple as pair the 2.4G dongle. There's a nob directly to the right, but I don't know how to get the keyboard into a good, known state where I can figure out where to turn it to get to 2.4G pairing mode. I was wondering if anyone has any advice here? The software isn't accessible either (I got it into wired mode somehow, probably default) to mess with it - though I can't say I'm surprised at this point. Thanks!
Woo! Nice!. I remember doing this a lot with roms on my Galaxy S7 before class, usually at about 8:30 am when class started at 8:45. Inevitably something would go wrong and I would be sat in class desperately trying to a) fix my phone and b) not be noticed trying to fix said phone.
Kind of miss those days, to be honest. Not many phones that have roms these days and the ones that do are now incredibly hit-or-miss for accessibility. It actually used to be a highlight of some custom roms when skins were bad and accessibility shortcut implementation was up to the manufacturer.
@fireborn I am mostly disappointed in the fact that things like TalkBack and god knows how many more tools are now all proprietary and require Google Play Services.
Like, seriously??? AOSP is just entirely inaccessible by default nowadays
Yup. There is an open source version of Talkback, published by Google. In practice it’s years behind though and also will just randomly crash if you don’t have the rest of play services install. The Graphine OS project make their own, which is cool, but no tts engine due to licensing is still an issue.
I've tried Uninstaller Google packages from my phone (samsung ) (just Google apps like maps and youtube) some apps are indeed integrated with the operating system and this is so much stupid I can't even describe my frustration 😑
I would love to uninstall all gogle services off my phone. Even youtube because I dont use it. I really hope the EU puts enough pressure on this matter.
So if I understand correctly, Google was forced to do it too? I remember when Apple had to do it, and I thought back then that it's a much bigger issue in the Android ecosystem. Anyway, good decision!
Uh we should've guessed when Google marketed don't be evil... What they meant & missing from it was "Don't be evil, become the evil". Regardless it was funny how many "smart" people (calling their own company's slogans silly & unworkable) just believed a corporate slogan from another cus they were the new "cool" kid in town.
I only noticed recently on a phone at work. Having all my personal devices on #LineageOS since day 0 I didn't even know these things came preinstalled. I can't imagine why someone would keep stock Android on their phone, some people are weird
Even though I have spoken publicly on the topic of digital accessibility before, many of those instances weren't streamed online so whoever wasn't there where it happened, couldn't catch it. Next week I am presenting at the Wagtail Space 2025 in a talk entitled "Who's that code snippet? A Screen Reader guessing game", alongside Laura Wissiak who came up with this amazing idea at this year's A-Tag in Vienna and has agreed to take me for this fun ride as well. Expect tricky ARIA and HTML code and lots of Pokemon. Can you catch them all? wagtail.org/wagtail-space-2025… Our talk is on Thursday, Oct 9 at 3:30 PM CET. See you there! #Accessibility #A11y #Wagtail
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If I may, LibreOffice is a free service without any ads or subscription models. Where is the money coming from to hire people and maintain your operations?
Yet another job ad that makes NO MENTION WHATSOEVER of salary. This is ridiculous. How can I know whether it's even open to me financially to apply for this unless I have SOME idea of what it pays?
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Uh. Lots of dudes. Is it only the woman's face obscured by the ALT banner? I'm sure you do great things, but are you trying to discourage racial and gender diversity by accident?
"Is this the new thing you got for the bike?" "Yeah, watch" *bike gets very loud* "It allows in more air... for efficiency." "It seems like it makes it go vroom vrooom" "..." "efficiently."
Miliardář Elon Musk plánuje vytvořit konkurenci pro internetovou encyklopedii Wikipedia. Na svém účtu na sociální síti X uvedl, že jeho společnost xAI zaměřená na rozvoj umělé inteligence pracuje na alternativě s názvem Grokipedia. irozhlas.cz/veda-technologie/t…
Název plánované encyklopedie je odvozen od chatovacího systému Grok společnosti xAI. Musk říká, že tento systém by měl být politicky neutrální a hledat pravdu.
I believe a good product needs clear and thorough documentation. I think shipping a quality product requires you to provide detailed and informative release notes. I try to live up to this in the curl project, and this is how we do it. https://www.
It's unmaintained since 2017, but we still see daily installs. We can of course not tell if the then installed app worked satisfactorily – so we need your feedback whether we shall keep it or not 😊 Thanks in advance!
I've more or less recently tested it (on either Android 14 or 15) and it worked just fine there. I also couldn't find any other FOSS app for the same purpose, just sketchy proprietary ones.
@Lenni good points – especially the question of alternatives. There might be 2 or 3, though, according to my list at android.izzysoft.de/applists/c… – but then again, I cannot really tell if those 3 are "sufficient alternatives". Did you see those already?
Looks like there are some alternatives there I didn't find earlier, so I guess it can be removed. I didn't test those however, so I have no idea if their feature sets are similar.
@Lenni That's exactly the open question: whether this apps offers any features not covered by the alternatives…
Just "being old" and "no longer maintained" alone are insufficient reasons for removal. No demand, not working, security issues are other points pro removal – being niche but still considered safe would speak against removal.
Such decisions always require careful weighting of arguments. Which is why, when in doubt, we reach out to those using our repo 😉 So thanks for your feedback! 🤗
Have you worked through the updated Microsoft Excel with NVDA module yet? If you haven't, now is the time! Thanks to @KaraLG84 for picking up a number of errors I missed, we've just updated the version in the shop (and in your downloads if you've bought it): nvaccess.org/product/microsoft…
And fun fact - Did you know Excel is 40 years old as of yesterday?!
A big month for progress on mucosal Covid vaccines!
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Plus more clinical results for self-amplifying mRNA vax & fascinating pandemic preparedness news from Singapore
I'm officially not taking part in anything related to Rockbox anymore. I've unsubscribed and I'm out. In the fall of 2001, my friend Linus and my brother Björn had both bought the portable Archos Player, a harddrive based mp3 player and slightly unde…
this hits hard: mp3 players are now already a thing of the past and will soon fall into the cave of forgotten old things our children will never even know or care about.
Oh my, that was you! I had totally forgotten about that project, but I ran it for years on a player with an hdd, a real travel essential. Thank you for the music!
Now instead of listening to offline music and catching up on email and books, travel is just the same same online experience as always 😑
Still using it, mainly for recording on Iriver devices (because it is rock solid) and as a sport/running player on the iPod Nano (because of features like pitch control)
Decades later there's still nothing that comes even close.
This brings back memories. I flashed my Cowon iAudio X5 with Rockbox. So that I can store more than 9,999 songs on it. (Remember that stupid rule because of some licensing reasons with the RIAA or such?)
recently got a 2007 iPod Classic to put Rockbox on it and use it to listen to FLACs instead of using my phone which requires a dongle to use good headphones with it!
James Hubbard
in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •if QUIC were able to used with FIPS those that need FIPS support might want to have it available.
Go related discussion about FIPS and QUIC
github.com/quic-go/quic-go/iss…
FIPS Compliance Issues with Go 1.24
juliens (GitHub)daniel:// stenberg://
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in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •Just the command line for testing the next incarnation of my server (IPs aren't final, thus masked here)
Much appreciated, thanks!
John Kristoff
in reply to daniel:// stenberg:// • • •I have not used it yet, but I would like to eventually do some measurement experiments. Along with some ECH tests.
Last I checked I can't do either without building from feature branches, which was just inconvenient enough for something that wasn't a priority. On my todo list if that feedback helps?
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