Krásné dobré ráno mastodoňátka! 🙋♀️🐶🐈 Sluníčko tu ještě ráno bylo! Vážně! Celé červené se vylouplo na svět. S Lordem Archibaldem jsme je přivítali. Pak se odněkud vzaly mraky a hodily na něj deku. Místo toho fouká zase ostrý studený vítr, je šedivo a občas kolem prolétne malinký bílý osamocený drobeček. No nic. My si ten den rozsvítíme jinak. Jeho Lordstvo bedlivě sleduje dění v kuchyni. Potomci si chystají snídani a tudíž je jisté malinké procento naděje na získání něčeho dobrého. Sir Artur se oddává studiu ornitologie u zasypaných krmítek. Obávám se, že i on se opájí nadějí na 'kousek něčeho dobrého'. Přede mnou stojí talíř s neubývající zásobou cukroví, sušeným ovocem a voňavá káva. Takže také cosi dobrého. No a vám přejeme ať si v dnešním dni naleznete cokoli, co vás učiní šťastnými. 😊 #dobre_rano #dobréRáno
@sandro there is a long trail history how openpgp evolved. We didn't mean to fully educate about this 20+ years history, just highlight that modern #openpgp #rfc9580 and #rpgp is pretty fine. Nevertheless, rpgp authors will carefully look if anything in #gpgfail could be an issue. Details haven't been fully published yet.
This is all being presented in extremely confusing manner.
If anyone is confused, multiple vulnerabilities were found in GPG. The author ignored them for several months, then posted a gas lighting message not to use a certain function instead of patching it. Get ready for the book length gas lighting response of all the other issues that were found.
@SnowBlind2005 We just tried to note that so far we see no way how delta chat and it's end to end encryption guarantees would be affected by gpgfail. What is confusing about that?
@m yes, rpgp folks are checking this in more detail. It's relatively certain, though, that deltachat's intentionally minimal usage of openpgp (and rpgp) is not touching the problematic code paths and issues identified in gpgfail. Give it a bit of time. There was no upfront disclosure of anything to rpgp folks, and it's Sunday in a see of holidays around, and #39c3 is still ongoing.
Thanks for the pro-active reach out. Really appreciated. I find "security audited multiple times" not very reassuring though, heard it to many times already...
Can you go a bit into detail why you think Deltachat (or its underlying library) is safe against the mentioned gpg.fail attacks?
@jan once details are published, and #39c3 is over, well take another look. But note that #deltachat's usage of #openpgp is intentionally minimal. #Gpgfail is a lot about failures of signature verification, and parsing problems in the gpg c-implementation but #deltachat doesn't use these mechanisms or code at all. The @rpgp folks are still studying the details, and there might be issues, so maybe also follow them for more details. Again, this doesn't affect deltachat as things stand.
For those interested we have a master ticket dev.gnupg.org/T7900 which lists all the claimed bugs. Actually there is only one major bug (T7906 - armor parser) which was fixed early November. T7901 requires a 2nd pre-image attack on SHA1- which does nor yet exist. T7907 (plaintext recovery) is simply untrue; see dev.gnupg.org/T7907#210501
BTW, of course we sign our commits and most of us even use hardware tokens.
ayer echaron una película de estas del año de la polca, se armó el belén, de 1970. Tengo que reconocer que me sorprendieron algunas cosas: por ejemplo, que se reconociera la existencia de comunistas, y que su tratamiento en la película es razonablemente positivo (gente honesta con distintas posiciones).
While this type of analysis is exhilarating, I am unsure that calling anyone stupid, ignorant, *ist, is part of building a better world. I can't help but think that this "us kind educated vs them ignorant barbarians" mentality is going to lead us anywhere good. I don't claim to have a solution though. :(
Average income per person is an extremely misleading metric in that context. At the beginning of the 20th century, the average "effective income" of a person was much lower as it is now, as there was usually 1 working person per couple, where now you have 2.
(accidentally puts my partner on hold several times with my prominent cheekbone accidentally making contact with this damn touchscreen) oh yeah, this is the golden fuckin age of fuckin technology alright
And butt-dialing... How the hell do we still do that with touch screens? I get it in the previous age of buttons, but it still happens now! How? Why? What?
OK, this is genuinely scary. It's a picture of me, aged 5. It was taken in 1960. It was scanned and uploaded to Google Photos in 2002. No one has told Google where it was taken. But the map, bottom right, is correct.
Obviously, in 1960, my father's pre-war Exakta camera did not have GPS. Could you identify, from that picture, exactly where it was taken?
Yo 2025 kinda sucked ass, both globally and personally. The world is on fire, people are leaning towards far right, hate is the new norm, I lost my best friend, and I felt defeated multiple times like never before.
My plea for 2026 is to be the positive change I want to see in the world, in whatever form I can manage to be, by pushing ethics and morality into software and products, by loving more openly and fiercely, and by punching Nazis in the face
Britská alternativní hudební skupina The Cure v pátek oznámila, že zemřel její kytarista a klávesista Perry Bamonte. Hudebník byl členem kapely od roku 1990. Po krátké nemoci skonal během vánočních svátků ve věku 65 let.
My friend is subscribed to this service called drama box. It is basically movies that are divided up into tiny episodes and you have to spend coins to continue watching them. Not only is the iPhone app an accessibility nightmare, but the acting in most of the movies is so horrible and overdone. I would never hurt her feelings by telling her that because she is totally obsessed and addicted, but it’s just the truth. Also there is no audio description, although most of the time the plots are so predictable you can figure out what’s happening.
think one time a podcast mentione this service, that I listen to. Good to know a bit more. I think the idea is that it is low budget and that allows more starting actors to get into acting in general, so these services have their place too. Their idea is that by making it smaller bites and lower budget there's not as much loss if a show does poorly, and if it does well, it can make back the money it cost to produce quite easily. We'll see how it works out in the longterm though.
Still so sad about the broken Cadence. I can barely do anything from how much guilt my soul and conscience is racked with. How could I drop it off my bed and break it. How could I be such a fool during errands to just slip it in my bag without a secondary protection around it like a case. Ugh ugh. So, what do I do when I'm guilty, record more videos. Made another one for the Tactile Engineering folks about it, even though it's late at night, guilt consumes my soul. Will probably send that one tomorrow, no point sending an e-mail this late. The only way this could be worse is if the right display also broke. Both fell together, but the right one is perfectly OK. Things could always be worse which is what I'm trying to take comfort in.
@amir haha. I think if it were something smaller like a radio or my HP laptop which has had its fair share of cracked touch screens and falling out trackpads, I'd feel it way less. It being like, a $5000 device makes me extra guilty. It doesn't help that as a kid I used to break my Braillers all the time and get punished for it, back then they used a wheel with a thread inside and I'd spin up the wheel to unravel it all. Now, 20 years later it's funny, similar feeling but the story is magnets that come out of alignment more so than a thread spool.
Yeah - childhood memories and experiences! And regardless of the price (and I do understand your point), things like that happen. When they do, they don’t really take the price point into account. I also remember dropping a Perkins Brailler about 20 years ago. Not as pricey as yours, but at the time it was a hugely treasured item.
@jstark @amir LOL! One time I did trip my Braille teacher down a flight of stairs whilst she was holding my Brailler. Oh my gosh, will never forget that. The Brailler survived with only some minor bends on the paper tray, but the teacher, well, she had to go to the nurse and later the doctor for a broken ankle. Oof. Never gonna forget that moment, the huge thunk it all made.
Frankly none of them are, on Mac or otherwise. I don't have experience with Gemini CLI specifically, but with most agents, you're best off with TDSR in quiet mode, probably with cursor tracking off to review output as it comes in.
You should also commit / stage often so that you can use `git diff` to see latest changes. I'm on the Jujutsu VCS instead of the native git cli, which honestly makes this a lot easier.
@miki I have not used codex-cli in a while, but I just tried the latest version, and it is quite usable. I especially like that you can now compose a long prompt in an external editor of your choice. Unlike claude-code or gemini-cli in non-screen-reader mode, it does not seem to include many annoying characters for TUI that interfere with screen readers. Of course, you can configure it to work with open-source models!
@miki Yeah I saw that screen reader mode, but I think I'm typing the config wrong. Can you give me an example of what to type? I can't get it to enable.
Sick of complaints about my keyboard resonating through my mic. I'm not going to deny that my setup isn't the best thing in the world. But face the facts. There's literally a volume slider on your end! Use it and take some responsibility for your own listening experience instead of making it my problem. It'll reach a point where I won't do anything. You'll take action for yourself and turn me down on your own. It's blunt, I know. But I can't please everyone. I'm done trying.
The one thing I wish #QuantumFiber supported was static IPv4/IPv6 allocations. They have a business service offering, but it provides literally no extra benefits like static IP addresses. It simply marks the account as "used for business purposes" and changes how the billing process is performed.
When the internet turns to complete trash and you burnout, what’s your figurative, hyperbolic, but *emotionally true* “that’s it I’m done, I’m going off to _____________” fantasy?
Hedge-witch tending to small woodland creatures is mine.
New let's Play starts up Monday. I've started playing Rimworld. YouTue members have 12 episodes they can watch right now, and every one else starts getting them on Monday. youtube.com/user/liamerven/joi…
I'm Liam, a totally blind guy originally from chicago, and now living in Oklahoma.
I create videos to educate, inform, and entertain. I play a mix of both console, an daudio-based games.
I was talking to my family about how my profession was dying, etc., and it was sad, and I wasn't sure what I would do.
Everyone keeps telling me that as a bilingual person in Ottawa, I can pretty much do anything. which.. is kinda true. But also, I didn't study for so many years in my field to... become middle management in the public service.
I'll do it if I have to, but please let me mourn my career, and my passion first!
(The funniest one was from my dad: "They can't actually lay you off from the government with your years of service? LOL)
TextSpaced is a great idle game. Its one of the best Scifi games ever made, and while actions might take some time to complete, its fun to be able to know that your actions actually effect other actual players. If you want to get involved, please go to www.play.textspaced.com and when you create your account, enter the following code in when it asks for your ancestery in order to join the mighty Carbon faction. We need more people, any help counts, and if you join us, you'll be joining a team of great people who want to carve out there own part of space and who believe heavily in peaceful cooperation, the more, the merrier: 29123950d68f #TextSpaced
I was out for a week, and it is always so good to get back home. Time to build some more cool stuff. I’m about to play with Claude Desktop and MCP stuff. #AI, #tech, #iOSDev
Komplete Kontrol users using DAWs other than REAPER with KK DAW integration (Logic, etc.), can you please tell me what turning the 4d encoder does in plugin mode? Does it move by grid unit (e.g. measure, beat, etc.) or does it scrub in small time amounts more like a surface? I've had a number of requests to make ReaKontrol move by grid instead, but I thought other DAWs behave more like scrubbing and I think this should ideally be consistent between DAWs.
These vague "something went wrong" error messages are ubiquitous, and I don't like them. Even GNOME has them. I'm getting a message on my phone saying that "a problem repeatedly occurred" opening a web page. It gives me no indication whatsoever of what kind of problem might have occurred. I was envisioning a broken link. Then I looked at my tabs in Safari and saw "Webpage crash." So, apparently, if Safari tells me that "a problem repeatedly occurred" when opening a web page, then it means that WebKit crashed. And I'm using VoiceOver, which presumably makes crashes more likely for me, although this is the first time I can recall experiencing one on IOS, and I have no idea if it is accessibility-related or not. (And, yes, I tried updating IOS, and it didn't make any difference.)
I'm potentially going to do several things with this bit of audio, one of which might be showing my age even though I'm really not all that old though it sure feels like it. This background music slapped and weirdly fit this game. I'm surprised this is still being sold.
@vol4life8657 @Bri I feel like it's unnecessarily expensive. also holy shit I'm dead. Armadillo Army requires the following minimum system: • PC compatible computer running at least Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, or later • Internet Explorer 5.01 or later • Sound card and speakers • CD-ROM drive • 14MB of hard disk space
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