@dominion7 Hmm, it's not so simple. First, our Documentation community (volunteers) would need to update all the guidebooks. Maybe one day, the tabbed interface will be the default (on new installations!) but it requires a bit of preparation...
Reading is what we do, and readability refers to qualities of a text that make reading easier. This includes content decisions, or format decisions, which help a reader to easily engage with and comprehend the message intended by the author.
I'm glad I bought a digital amp. I imagine since I did my speaker placement values by ear it's probably as good as the seperation this would give. If you didn't want to deal with all that this might be worth buying two of them, IMPO. apple.com/newsroom/2023/01/app…
I wouldn't want to live with a device so dependent on Airplay2 though. No HDMI out, so forget using an airplay1 server from somewhere else to work around not being able to disable IGMP filtering on your network.
I think one of the first non-Rust GUI toolkits that I want to see #AccessKit integrated into is Tk. It's still the de-facto default GUI toolkit for Python, and I just came across a Python IDE designed for beginners that uses Tk. In the meantime, I hope that IDE isn't being used in intro programming classes.
Interesting bit of prior art in retrofitting accessibility onto Tk, or rather Python's Tkinter: There's an old Python package called Tka11y (pypi.org/project/Tka11y/) that implements accessibility on top of Tkinter using ATK (so Unix-only in practice). I hadn't realized that ATK could be used in applications that don't use GTK at all.
Of course, ATK was itself an abstraction, for which AT-SPI was theoretically just one back-end (though it ended up being the only one in practice). So one could think of ATK as being a C-based equivalent of AccessKit, developed over 20 years ago. Not that I want to abandon AccessKit and go with ATK instead, of course. The GObject dependency and use of LGPL would probably prevent wider adoption of ATK outside the GNOME world. And even GNOME has effectively deprecated ATK now.
Omg to test stolen credit cards, thieves buy pizza for people who ask on Twitter. The person gets the pizza, then sometimes later gets raided for credit card fraud by law enforcement. 😵💫😵💫😵💫 (via @happydagger) vice.com/en/article/pgv7v8/col…
A lot of accounts offering similar deals are still out there, and they seem to go under Twitter handles that are some sort of variation of “Pizza Plug.”
Maíra Canal just finished her #CodingExperience at @igalia and has written this very nice post about the awesome work she has done around IGT, the #v3d and #vc4 Kernel drivers and #Mesa3D
Zákazy jsou poměrně ostrý krok. Mně by pro začátek stačilo, kdyby objednávání vlakových jízdenek pro služební cesty nebylo výrazně složitější než objednávání letenek. Snad to na té univerzitě tak mají.
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Spolek PilsFree poskytuje internet 30 tisícům svých členů. Podle soudu spolkovou činnost jen simuluje, aby ušetřil na daních. Lupa prostudovala rozsudek plzeňského krajského soudu.
PSA: Today Thunderbird 102.7.0 releases with a crucial change to how we handle #OAuth2 authorization with #Microsoft accounts. This may involve extra work for users currently using Microsoft-hosted accounts through their employer or educational institution.
In Thunderbird 102.7.0, there are changes to the way we handle OAuth2 authorization with Microsoft accounts. This may involve some extra work for users currently using Microsoft-hosted accounts through their employer or educational institution.
Perhaps a tall order, but would be helpful if you could within the blog post link to whatever documentation MS might have for admins implementing this (probably in office365). There will be a non-zero amount of smaller orgs where following an official guide will be the only way this happens.
UPDATE: We have delayed further rollout of Thunderbird 102.7.0 while a suitable patch is implemented to resolve a critical OAuth issue
If your client was already upgraded to 102.7.0 and you wish to use a previous version for the time being, please install and launch an older version, for example, 102.6. Thunderbird should automatically detect your existing profile.
UPDATE: A solution to the authentication issue will ship with version 102.7.1, releasing during the week of January 23.
Version 102.7.0 is now available for MANUAL download only, to allow unaffected users to choose to update and benefit from the fixes it delivers (thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderb…)
Please note that automatic updates are currently disabled, and users of Microsoft 365 Business are cautioned to not update.
Now to convince devs to actually use it instead of some bespoke abomination that half-implements keyboard accessibility... But at least it's ready when they do.
Článek s nepřesnostmi až blbostmi, který úplně ignoruje svobodný software. Ale hlavní message je, že chce Spořka, banka seniorů (a taky trochu lemplů, kteří nebyli schopni utéct), odstřihnout nemalý počet svých uživatelů. Od této instituce neočekávaná osvěta #kybez seznamzpravy.cz/clanek/ekonomi…
🇬🇧🚨🤥 In order to blackmail lawmakers into agreeing to the totalitarian #ChatControl #CSAM scanner, EU Home Affairs Commissioner @[url=https://respublicae.eu/users/YlvaJohansson]Ylva Johansson[/url] at a conference just openly lied in the face of ministers.
🇬🇧🚨🤥 In order to blackmail lawmakers into agreeing to the totalitarian #ChatControl #CSAM scanner, EU Home Affairs Commissioner @YlvaJohansson at a conference just openly lied in the face of ministers.
One of the more entertaining finds in the recent libXpm security issues [1] was that: a) /usr/bin/gunzip exists and b) the GNU implementation is vulnerable to PATH hijacking.
The FreeBSD implementation isn't, but you should still always use gzip -d instead.
Indescribably exciting to have just been the first ever(!) person to enter Matrix in VR, thanks to @thirdroomio@twitter.com's first cut of WebXR support. Add in freeform scripting via our WebSG API and built-in direct-manipulation scene editor, and the possibilities will be infinite!! 🤯🚀👽
@kkarhan @blender this is similar to saying that the Web should have stuck to static HTML, that JS and webapps are a disaster and that apps should be left to the desktop. You are missing the point that Matrix is & always has been a communication protocol; explicitly not just for chat. We don’t want to live in a world where Facebook owns communication in spatial apps like they have with WhatsApp, and that is why a tiny % of Element’s $ goes to supporting Third Room.
@blender yeah, but I think making your tech more appealing and approachable to "#TechIlliterates" and "#Normies" should have a higher priority than following a trend and fad [aka. #VR]...
Regardless of that I do think that #JS and #Tracking / #Cookies are bad #ghettohacks of a technology and lazy #WebApps should've never seen mass adoption, but there's far worse staff like #MicrosoftOffice and espechally #Windows.
@kkarhan @blender This isn't a very good analogy. I think a much closer analogy would be looking at VRML in 1996 and concluding that it wouldn't be seeing mass interest, let alone adoption, on the web any time soon.
@roadriverrail @kkarhan @blender VRML /could/ be a similar analogy, but having played with both, this makes VRML feel like gopher. Just like JS at first felt like a strange bodgy hack on the web for annoying popups and animations, before folks finally realised it could create a whole new class of networked crossplatform apps, thirdroom’s engine can support a whole new class of interoperable multiparty spatial collaboration in the idiom of the open web.
@roadriverrail @kkarhan @blender if VRML had come with decentralised communication primitives, a mature content authoring system (not openinventor), built in editor, high performance implementations, and a sandboxed client scripting environment that supported a wide range of scripting and native languages, and hardware which supported it well… then perhaps it would be a better analogy :)
I like seeing things get a volume! Very interested in developments making this a streamlined experience to put basically anything on 2D3D screen.
Also, the video contains glitches that are usually property of unfinished renderer, but I didn't expect edges being cut off in split frames, of all the things.
for what it's worth, I actually like that you guys are experimenting in that direction ; you're not the only ones, but so far the demo has been impressive
@utopiah Very excited! Please prioritize moderation tools. There are some excellent examples out there, Altpace’s space bubbles (are they still around?) mute buttons, etc. Do what Meta clearly didn’t do and go have fun actually playing all the other stuff that’s out there so you can see what works and what doesn’t for preventing harassment.
Layoffs are absolutely a social contagion. I've been in numerous conversations planning layoffs, and what peers are doing is always a key concerns. Layoffs are also a technology, and in the Crossing the Chasm framework, when Microsoft gets to layoffs we've reached the Late Majority. reuters.com/technology/microso…
Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) plans to cut thousands of jobs with some roles expected to be eliminated in human resources and engineering divisions, according to media reports on Tuesday.
I've been collecting interesting examples of information organisation in history, focusing on non-Western civilisations. I came across this example of an ancient Mesopotamian spreadsheet! It records wages paid to temple workers in 1295 BCE.
I have some code that creates pages of shapes. My wife uses this to create products for her etsy shop. I originally wrote this in java many years ago. Some time last year I decided to rewrite the entire thing in rust.
Writing as a transdisciplinary collective from across the cognitive sciences and beyond, we highlight the opportunity for a Gestalt switch that puts interaction at the heart of cognition
Palestinian writers! You'll probably want to start revving your writing engines. The open call for submissions to Thyme Travelers, an anthology of Palestinian speculative fiction, will be live in a few months.
This is a pro-paying publication for stories up to 5K words.
Warning about the new thunderbird email app update, 102.7.0. If you are connecting to MS exchange servers, you may have pain. It changed App Name (see bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.… ) & now some exchange servers don't recognize it & "require approval." My university server just refuses to connect, and my law school server tells me I have to ask for approval. No release notes, no explanation, nada. Really poorly handled, @thunderbird
In a coming release of the Thunderbird 102.x series, we will be making some changes to the way we handle OAuth2 authorization with Microsoft accounts, and this may involve some extra work for users currently using Microsoft-hosted accounts through th…
Thanks for the reply. Having a link to that blog post in the release notes would have saved me much time & angst this a.m. The update was pushed out to me on Kubuntu 22.04.01 when I logged in at 8:30 am EST.
Display the current weather inside the pill next to the clock. - GitHub - CleoMenezesJr/weather-oclock: Display the current weather inside the pill next to the clock.
I use this hidden feature of Firefox many times a day, which is not advertised well because it does not work on every site. You can right click the search box on any web page and bookmark it with a keyword. So because I've bookmarked Google Maps search box with the keyword "maps" if I want to locate tamworth uk I just type "maps tamworth uk" into the browser’s address bar. Works for many, but not all, sites.
In a new short series of posts, we highlight some of the useful tools and techniques for developers and designers. Recently we’ve covered HTML Emails and SVG Generators.
A long time ago, there was an NVDA add-on, called Novelty eSpeak Synths. It gave you eSpeak Piglattin, and eSpeak Randomize Words. I've ported it to the new Synth Driver system, and put it on GitHub. You can get it here: github.com/TheQuinbox/Novelty-…
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