'So let’s rewrite the new OWASP item. It’s not “Software Supply Chain Failures”. It’s more accurate to say “Collection of random software I found in the couch cushions that I don’t understand and we don’t know where most of it comes from”.'
what are you trying to achieve? Tailscale doesn’t lack support for “split tunneling” but it’s just not a named feature on their end. You can probably configure it to work the way you’re expecting though.
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i really like to excersise even today but regeneration is important too and after yesterday's 17km yes i can feel them for sure.. waiting for approval my holiday, wish me luck haha
Gotta love when Spotify executes a perfect mix. Sometimes it slows it down or speeds it up too much, suddenly fades it before it even ends, or just goes dead until the next song. But there are times it just slides into the next song in perfect sync.
Glad to be Gen Z and not Gen Alpha. To be fair Gen Z isn't top knotch either, but Gen Alpha is absurd. Open TikTok or any social media platform and you see the most disturbing things.
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Alter Falter und da hocken wir alle munter in den sozialen Netzwerken herum, gefühlt die Hälfte mit psychischen Erkrankungen die oft handlungsunfähig machen, starker Medikation, damit voll arbeitsfähig, mit hohem Leidensdruck und reden ein bisschen darüber, warum die USA gerade Faschismus in Reinform bringt und Russland seine Diktatur weiter vorantreibt und werden nicht in der Lage sein, unsere freiheitlichen Werte zu beschützen. Gegen soziale Ungerechtigkeit auf die Straße? Nicht hier 😕😕😕
Es ist ein Kreuz. An wen sollen sich betroffene denn auch wenden? Die Polizei ist auf dem rechten Auge blind. Nachbarn trauen sich auch nicht, einen zu unterstuetzen, wenn sie nicht selbst dazu gehoeren. Und diejenigen, die koennen, sind bereits weggezogen.
Ich habe sehr duestere Gedanken bezueglich der Zukunft, nicht nur Deutschlands, aber leider auch keine guten Ideen :(
I’m surrounded by boxes. We’ve finally finished all the modifications, and we can move into our dream home tomorrow. I’m sitting here looking at the house’s own website where we can control everything from, and the iOS app, and I’m awe struck by what we’ve built. I just hope it’ll be a very long time before we move again because I’m not sure we’ll ever do this so well again. We got so lucky with the company I picked for this project. He wasn’t super knowledgable about #accessibility when we started working together, but he took me seriously and got into the challenge of finding the best options. I’m sure there will be shortcomings we identify once we actually live there, but we have the fundamentals right and the infrastructure, so it’ll be fun to tweak it and watch it grow. I told Bonnie to say goodbye to the house when she left it this afternoon. It responded by turning off the Sonos, turning off the TV, and after sixty seconds it locked the door and set the alarm. The visual descriptions it gives over all the Sonos’s of who is at the door, when it doesn’t recognize the person by name, are so detailed and vidid. And on and on and on. I’m really thrilled by what we’ve ended up with. But there is one final thing I would say about this. It’s been a fun project, but even if we were moving into a tin shack, it would be a palace as long as Bonnie is there too.
Krásné dobré ráno lide mastodonský! 🙋♀️🐶🐈 Hola hej! Vstáváme radostně! Chystáme si snídaně. Tváříme se radostně! A já se ptám proč? Protože nás čeká prodloužený víkend! Takže se všechno TO, i když se neto. 😁 Jo, a ve sklepě máme nevítanou návštěvu. Ochutnala téměř z každé bedny brambor. Nevím, kterou vyhodnotila jako nejlepší. Mám takové tušení, že TAHLE návštěva od nás živá neodejde....😈 (ďábelský smích!) 😁 Vy si návštěvy užívejte a uctěte je co nejlépe. 😇 #dobre_rano #dobréRáno
Basically the title. I want to learn more about some ingredients or food items that you use frequently in your cooking and that aren't super common where you live.
Example: Roasted sesame oil. Didn't know there was such a thing until a year ago, and I never want to miss it again.
I predict if they rule GPT is infringing we will see lawsuits against software for similar reasons. Someone will go after open source projects too. Oracle?
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@piero yeah but this isn't about infringing on a patented API anymore, it's now free game for anything that is "substantially similar".
If a summary of a book is "substantially similar", I think it could open the doors to any open source software that looks or behaves like something proprietary and replaces its functionality is also "substantially similar".
I think that's the mess we're in. If we try to do the right thing and nail OpenAI on this specific charge (not the stealing of books etc, just the model itself) it will set a dangerous precedent
@piero e.g., a GPL project forked off and isn't contributing upstream anymore so now it is competing and is substantially similar. Based on how they want to bend the GPL, maybe that's not okay
But BSD/MIT license always granted rights to do anything just keep copyright/attribution, so you should be fine
I like how full text search of every book and human thought ever was a SOLVED PROBLEM in 2001, and now dicks at search engines and my own phone – a piece of silicon faster to respond than God was ever imagined in scripture – prevent it from working, _as a retroactive infantilizing design choice_.
Computers were a skill. They were taught in classrooms as a skill. Skills give you power over your tools because you work them as an expert and that is leverage to multiply externally.
And then computers became an A/B tested telemetry-based advertising conduit to brains for SaaS recurring revenue.
This could be said of technologies before. Doesn't make it wrong.
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can someone tell me how to force remove addons that are incompatible for #NVDA, and using the store to remove them does not work? when we try to remove them, NVDA restarts and says there is an error removing two addons, so we can't seem to remove them. any help on this would be appreciated.
@NVAccess I really can't as I don't know what happened. I was working on someones computer, helping them get things set up. it is a new computer for them. she made a portable copy of her NVDA from her old laptop, and she went to install it onto the new laptop, and this arror was popping up. we had to go delete the folders for the addons in appdata\roaming\nvda\addons, and that fixed things when she restarted her NVDA.
@munchkinbear You found a solution, that's the main thing - any chance you remember which add-ons it was? Maybe we can rule in or out whether it's something with a specific add-on?
@NVAccess @munchkinbear it was goldwave and resourse monitor. I am probibly spelling it wrong, but I am sure you can figurte it out from what I wrote. it looks like they were out of date anyway, and needed newer versions, which we will tackle more tomorrow, as tonight I got a crash course on using the remote control thing in NVDA.
A little PSA: if your library of choice is facing funding cuts, don't hold off on using their services because you're worried it'll put pressure on their existing funds.
Take advantage of everything and help them get some lovely stats to help them demonstrate impact as they fight back! If it looks like they're not being useful to folks, they'll get cut!
autism is a spectrum because some autistic people know every single word of every song they like, and some autistic people have never heard the lyrics to any song ever
I have a 14 year old niece. She's incredibly smart and extremely motivated when it comes to engineering things.
I want to get her some electronics stuff, like an Arduino kit, but maybe something with wearables, etc. to make it more relevant to her than just a breadboard.
She'll also need some books on electronics, since she doesn't have the background in that.
Sadly, some limitations:
- I can't help her. Her mother won't let my wife or I talk to her. This gift itself will have to be given through a third party.
- She has a learning disability around reading- likely dyslexia, and so we need material that's easy to read
- Her English is not amazing, especially because of the learning disability.
So I'm looking for a kit with a ton of instructional material. Programming, electronics, breadboard, the whole kit and kaboodle.
Well, WhatsApp for Windows has finally been updated on my baby PC. And it's not as bad as you puddle glums have made it to be. It's fine. Turn off your virtual cursor, or turn on your focus mode and everything is just fine.
Douglas Murray on the Rise of Anti-Westernism and How to Defeat It youtube.com/watch?v=wgldY_2LK_… I liked the most this part about individualism and the King Lear scene. To be honest, I'm really scared looking at returning of those communist/collectivist trends giving me hideous flashbacks from the USSR era.
Douglas Murray speaks on gratitude, action, and the defense of Western civilization at the PragerU West Coast Gala. He warns of the growing rise of “anti-Wes...
Давно понял что в Европе я бы скорее всего не прижился, особенно в северных странах вроде Швеции. Вот уж где весь этот коллективизм отлажен. Почему какой-то хрен с горы должен решать сколько мне работать. И так во всём, ходи строем, не выёбывайся, плати налоги, высказывай мнение совпадающее с мнением партии, иначе ты не с нами. Да блин, достаточно представлять что происходит с правом людей на собственность и налогами, хоть где, остальное уже очевидно как тапок.
Французы вообще более свободные люди, насколько понял по рассказам одного знакомого переводчика. По крайней мере раньше были, он всё-таки давно работал с ними, правда в Африке. Ну а Германия - десятилетия промывки мозгов, вот и результат. Есть хорошая книга Себастьяна Хафнера "История одного немца". Найди, почитай. Хорошо описано как ломали людей между двумя мировыми войнами. Актуальности не теряет.
So, my workplace recently updated JAWS to the 2026 Pro version. I can use it both on my laptop (which I mostly use at home) and on my work PC. Interestingly, even though I’ve told them I mainly use NVDA, they’re fine with it as long as I use JAWS for certain tasks. And honestly, I do prefer JAWS for some things in MS Word, Outlook, and Google Docs. Sadly, this will have to continue until NVDA performs equally (or better) in those areas, and until NVAccess addresses that well-known super-verbosity issue on the web... Don’t even get me started on that - LOL! @NVAccess
I remember we talked about it, but was there an issue for the verbosity complaint? And I can't even give you an answer on "those areas" that we need to address without specifics....
Yet another point indicating NVAccess's unwillingness, or inability, to tackle this issue. On Github people keep opening issues for high verbosity on the web - like "out of list out of list out of list," and NVAccess staff or contributors keep closing them in favor of older, more general, and broader issues. This will get us nowhere, and as long as I see no mention of this in your roadmap, I'm not optimistic it will be tackled ssoon, or at all. As for MS Office, sure there are areas where JAWS does a better job in MS Word and Outlook, for instance. But I have to be honest and say that JFW vs NVDA comparisons in this regard and opening Github issues for them take a lot of time. It's more of an NVAccess research issue rather than a user-centric issue.
@NikJov @Stealthy Thanks for your support! I do try to be patient in answering Amirs concerns - and I appreciate there are things which frustrate users - about any software - and the problem is that different things frustrate one user but another user sees it as the perfect way something should be done. As with anything, if someone can give me an issue, or a specific description, I can look something up and prompt our devs or push for change.
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