Typst will support tagged PDF in a future release. The code has now been merged. Support for HTML output is also under development separately. I'm not involved in this project, but with these advantages, I'm becoming more tempted to use it routinely for document creation. github.com/typst/typst/pull/66… #Typst #accessibility #PDF
This will be the first PR in a larger effort to make PDF documents generated by typst compliant with PDF/UA-1 and more accessible in general. Tagging of PDF documents will be enabled by default to ...
Someone needs to make an animation of Trump as the dinosaur from Rampage but with small hands and Vance as the gorilla destroying American cities while ICE swoops in to kidnap the people running away
Switching to Windows 7. That's right. I'm going back. I'm going to Run Windows 7 in a virtual machine under Linux, just as a multiuser target, no graphical. This way, I get to run Windows 7 on hardware that it couldn't normally run on, and also get to have it on the lowest-ram possible. I'm done with modern Windows, from now on, I'm going to browse sites using Windows 7 and latest available browsers.
@vol4life8657 lol I got sad that Windows 7 at boot only used like 700 MB ram, and Windows 10 is now (even without tools running) around 1.8 GB. So I probably won't do it, but wow to see that just in 6 years time we trippled our ram usage, unreal.
Oh I know. I don't know how much ram my linux distro on my desktop is taking up. The system has 8 GB and it seems to be running fine. I'm just sad to see windows 10 go, it was the best of the modern opperating systems.
@vol4life8657 well, I think the big split was really with Windows 8 and Metro apps, so then you were not only running the old-style programs but had to install and run this entirely new platform on top of it, like with new drawing and graphics code it used, all of it came along with the ride there, and then by the time got Win10 I think Microsoft was all in on that new Metro language, which they by then called a Universal Windos app. But by then they also began porting some parts of Windows like the security center and even the Start Menu Experience host, as straight-out apps that run inside that shell. Boom. Disaster was born.
Da deaktiviert man aus Sicherheitsgründen #WebRTC im Browser....und wundert sich dann, dass Audio/Video in der VideoKonferenz nicht laufen will...🤣 #digitalParanoia
it's a client for Youtube Music, but was last updated 2020. Still shows about 15 installs (downloads by F-Droid clients) per month here. We wonder if it still works, so we shall keep it – or not, and it should be removed. Feedback appreciated!
Well, guess there are easier ways to open chrome… Let's see if it was "just you". But I guess this means "no need to keep" (unless opposing reports come in). Thanks!
@devilonger Which didn't even work for me (just tried it in a browser). OK, guess we remove it then (also, there are alternatives available, see e.g. android.izzysoft.de/catmin/app…
Hey folks, If you’re developing an #XMPP server or server-side component, I’d love for you to check out the XMPP Interop Framework (xmpp-interop-testing.github.io). It’s an open-source test suite that runs your implementation through real-world XEP compliance checks.
The project supports a wide range of continuous integration solutions, offers flexible configuration options, and has matured nicely over the past two years. (1/2)
Alright so I know AI is so often being horribly misused, but I've lately been using it to read packages and get instructions from them that I wouldn't otherwise know. It's oddly very empowering not to have to cry to a sighty every time I have print I need read. I know, I know, it's not perfect, it's just a very good feeling to be able to do more of this stuff independently without having to enlist sighted help every 6 seconds.
I don't find it any more efficient than OCR much of the time. we use Seeing AI most of the time, but had Say Text back in 2010 on iOS, KNFB on Symbian in the noughties. Things have gotten much better across the board, but I don't feel that LLM's have significantly changed the way I access printed mail or food packaging, which are the 2 largest categories of print access I use day-to-day.
I still haven't solved my problem with @Libreoffice. Each time I try to open a document, there is a delay with a "waiting for printer" message appearing, which I have to cancel before the document will open. Looking online, it turns out it's been an issue for at least a couple of years. Something possible with printer or Windows settings? Can anyone walk me through a fix? (Pretty please) And yes, I updated LibreOffice.
Forgot to put out the trash last night. Still getting used to the cadence of living in a house again. The apartments I lived in had the trash chute close by so I'd just throw out the garbage whenever I needed
I have no idea what you like so I’m going to shoot from all angles, Leprous (proggy kind of post metal), Jelusick (more classic rock end of metal), Bilmuri (country/metalcore/who knows..), Bloodywood (Indian modern metal).
Self-hosted photo and video management solution. Easily back up, organize, and manage your photos on your own server. Immich helps you
browse, search and organize your photos and videos with ease, without sacrificing your privacy.
Immich 2.0.0 is out which is now considered "Stable". I've been running it for 6 months and it's so good I paid for the fake license to support them at $100
They said in their release notes that this license key program has been wildly successful but I wish they were transparent about exactly how well this funding model is working. I'd like to see some real numbers.
Self-hosted photo and video management solution. Easily back up, organize, and manage your photos on your own server. Immich helps you
browse, search and organize your photos and videos with ease, without sacrificing your privacy.
@sam It has been really good the last few months. New timeline syncing algorithm, lots of polishing.
I moved all our data out of Apple Photos / iCloud. First round was my own manual method, then I learned you can request a backup of your data from Apple and they'll email you special download links to giant Zip files. Those can natively be imported by the immich-go cli program.
All my RAW photos are NFS mounted readonly and added as an "External Library" so it can't mess with them.
On my phone I made an iOS Shortcut that can auto add-to-album real photos I took and not just memes I saved, and then only those are synced. Makes it easier to keep the garbage from getting into my photo archive.
It’s been tempting for a while but the issue is the shared albums with my extended family with photos of the kids. I’ll have to invite them all to make accounts which is of course too much trouble…
In 2023, Signal was the first mainstream messenger to enable post-quantum cryptography. We’re still ahead of the (elliptical) curve, implementing a new hybrid PQ ratchet ensuring Forward Secrecy & Post-Compromise Security even in a post-quantum world. signal.org/blog/spqr/
We are excited to announce a significant advancement in the security of the Signal Protocol: the introduction of the Sparse Post Quantum Ratchet (SPQR).
which algorithm fixes the ability for someone to subpoena the CDNs you use to get the IP addresses of everyone who viewed an attachment in a group chat?
Hah! saw my first Imgur fallout in the wild. Developer shared a screenshot of a kernel boot issue, other developer responded "blocked in the uk" so they had to upload it elsewhere
Extremely pleased to announce the release of the ActivityPub Fuzzer! This is a tool that runs in a local development environment and (partially) emulates known ActivityPub software. It can even create a fake local "public fire hose" shaped like what you might see if you hooked your in-development software up to the real Fediverse.
I built this because I wanted ways to test in-progress fedi software for compatibility without actually making it live and breaking things.
Your Review: Project Xanadu - The Internet That Might Have Been "...The original idea was to make a file for writers and scientists, much like the personal side of Bush's Memex, that would do the things such people need with the richness they would want. But there are so many possible specific functions that the mind reels. These uses and considerations become so complex that the only answer is a simple and generalized building-block structure, user-oriented and wholly general-purpose...." astralcodexten.com/p/your-revi…
You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.
well, with my air pods pro 3 I now have no more things that use a lightning connector. time to get rid of a bunch of cables. My kid's iPhone 13 still uses it. too bad there isn't a newer version of that ambeo headset. I liked that thing but it won't connect to my phone anymore.
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