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BREAKING: The Iowa Senate passed a child labor law before dawn today.
The bill lets 14-year-olds work 6-hour night shifts, 15-year-olds work on assembly lines, and 16- and 17-year-olds serve alcohol.
The Senate went through the night, and voted on child labor at 4:52 a.m.
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![McMaster Children's Hospital
Beginning Wednesday, masks will be encouraged but no longer required to be worn by patients and visitors at our and all other @HamHealthSci and @stjoeshamiltonhospitals. We still ask that you stay home if you’re feeling unwell.
[Picture of blue surgical masks]](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/428689 "McMaster Children's Hospital
Beginning Wednesday, masks will be encouraged but no longer required to be worn by patients and visitors at our and all other @HamHealthSci and @stjoeshamiltonhospitals. We still ask that you stay home if you’re feeling unwell.
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Purism development team gives inside glance at benchmark testing statistics for developers.
puri.sm/posts/repo-stats?mtm_c…
Purism makes premium phones, laptops, mini PCs and servers running free software on PureOS. Purism products respect people's privacy and freedom while protecting their security.Purism SPC
Researched this a while back but didn't find anything, so I'll ask here.
I'm looking for a flatfile CMS that would let me a) manage everything in a git repo and b) add logic to my site somehow.
Something like Netlify gets part of it right. You can manage content via git and include functions that are mounted at /.netlify/functions, but I can't host that myself and their prices are/were insane.
getgrav.org is closest to what I want and I'm using it now, but its git-sync plugin is a little vicious beast that will murder whatever repo you sync it with unless you set it up just so, and I'm not looking forward to trying to get that right again. No, I'm not being hyperbolic. github.com/trilbymedia/grav-pl…
If possible, I'd also like to tweak pages pre-render so I can, for instance, not show site sections/links if a user is authenticated or similar. I can do PHP if I must, but I'm way more familiar with just about every other ecosystem. #AskFedi
Grav is a Modern, Crazy Fast, Ridiculously Easy and Amazingly Powerful Flat-File CMS.Grav CMS
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#Fedora 38! Co nového přináší a jak upgradovat z předchozí verze, najdete v našem článku. 👇
![A flier that states:
Repair Manifesto
We hold these truths to be self-evident.
If you can't fix it, you don't own it.
Repair is better than recycling:
Making our things last longer is both more efficient and more cost-effective than mining them for raw materials.
Repair saves you money:
Fixing things is often free, and usually cheaper than replacing them. Doing the repair yourself saves you money.
Repair teaches engineering:
The best way to find out how something works is to take it apart.
Repair saves the planet:
Earth has limited resources. Eventually we will run out. The best way to be efficient is to reuse what we already have.
Repair connects people and things.
Repair is war on entropy.
Repair is sustainable.
We have the right:
To devices that can be opened.
To repair documentation for everything.
To repair things in the privacy of our own homes.
To error codes & wiring diagrams.
To choose our own repair technician.
To remove "do not remove" stickers.
To non-proprietary fasteners.
To replace any & all consumables ourselves.
To troubleshooting instructions & flowcharts.
To available, reasonably-priced service parts.
Because repair:
Is independence.
Saves money & resources.
Requires creativity.
Makes consumers into contributors.
Inspires pride in ownership.
Join the revolution with ifixit[dot]com.](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/428657 "A flier that states:
Repair Manifesto
We hold these truths to be self-evident.
If you can't fix it, you don't own it.
Repair is better than recycling:
Making our things last longer is both more efficient and more cost-effective than mining them for raw materials.
Repair saves you money:
Fixing things is often free, and usually cheaper than replacing them. Doing the repair yourself saves you money.
Repair teaches engineering:
The best way to find out how something works is to take it apart.
Repair saves the planet:
Earth has limited resources. Eventually we will run out. The best way to be efficient is to reuse what we already have.
Repair connects people and things.
Repair is war on entropy.
Repair is sustainable.
We have the right:
To devices that can be opened.
To repair documentation for everything.
To repair things in the privacy of our own homes.
To error codes & wiring diagrams.
To choose our own repair technician.
To remove \"do not remove\" stickers.
To non-proprietary fasteners.
To replace any & all consumables ourselves.
To troubleshooting instructions & flowcharts.
To available, reasonably-priced service parts.
Because repair:
Is independence.
Saves money & resources.
Requires creativity.
Makes consumers into contributors.
Inspires pride in ownership.
Join the revolution with ifixit[dot]com.")
Good morning everyone. I hope your all having a good day/night.
Please remember, your all very much loved and amazing. Always be kind to one another. We need to look out for each other.
Today we are gonna be talking about the parsec.
A parsec is a unit of length used to measure vast distances on a cosmic scale. It's an important unit that professional astronomers use to calculate the distance between stars and galaxies, with its definition rooted in the concept of parallax. Essentially, a star located one parsec away from us will appear to shift by precisely one arc-second (1/3600th of a degree when viewed from two different vantage points along the Earth's orbit. By measuring this parallax angle, we can use trigonometry to determine the distance to the star. Parsec is derived from the terms "parallax" and "second", reflecting the scientific principles on which the unit is based.
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Happy Monday! I am looking for work.
I am looking for a role related to compilers ideally, but I'm also capable in numerical computing and back-end roles. I have experience with #Rust 🦀 and #Python 🐍 .
I have a deep knowledge of Python from working on #mypy and CPython itself. The quantum compiler I worked on was a mixed Python/Rust codebase.
I'm looking for remote/hybrid near SF Bay Area.
Github: github.com/ethanhs
(boosts appreciated)
#fedijobs #getfedihired #fedihired #jobseeker
I type code . ethanhs has 106 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.GitHub
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupCrime Of The Century · SupertrampCrime Of The Century℗ An A&M Records release; ℗ 2014 UMG Recordings, Inc.Release...YouTube
Daniel Stenberg's keynote at the Openforum Europe event "Open Source Driving the European Digital Decade" on April 18, 2023www.slideshare.net
This week, the Texas Senate is expected to debate and pass two bills that would take effect at all
public colleges and universities in Texas on Sept. 1, 2023:
• Senate Bill 18 to eliminate granting of tenure for all faculty members, and
• Senate Bill 17 to ban DEI offices, officers, programs, and practices.
And the Senate has already passed
• Senate Bill 16 to restrict academic freedom and critical thinking in courses and research.
Tune in today at 16:00 CET for the hands-on demonstration of Interfacer, the new digital infrastructure for #fabCities.
🔗 interfacerproject.dyne.org/eve…
Video feed will be relayed via @peertube in the Lounge channel of the Dyne @matrix space: matrix.to/#/#dyne:matrix.org 👾
You're invited to talk on Matrix. If you don't already have a client this link will help you pick one, and join the conversation. If you already have one, this link will help you join the conversationmatrix.to
He started it in the 90's, and Daniel Stenberg's CURL now pretty much runs in every internet device . Like, a Toyota Corola
openforumeurope.org/event/oss-…
Buzz transcribes and translates audio offline on your personal computer. Powered by OpenAI's Whisper. - GitHub - chidiwilliams/buzz: Buzz transcribes and translates audio offline on your person...GitHub
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@Radiojens @radiorobbe I use the regular Whisper, I think it's the Whisper.CPP implementation, actually, with the large model. Here are the steps:
1. I import the file using ctrl+o
2. I setup the options for the transcription job as I like them: the mechanism is Whisper, the model is large, the language is set to automatic detection, all the rest left at defaults;
3. I click Run and wait. I will eventually be moved to the table where the progresss on the task is reported.
4. I wait for it to finish i.e. to say "Completed" in the second column.
5. I navigate to the toolbar. I use the laptop layout of NVDA so I'll try to explain it using that keymap:
A. I call the navigator focus to my system focus by pressing NVDA+Backspace;
B. I navigate out of the table object - NVDA+Shift+Up arrow;
C. I navigate then two objects to the left - NVDA+shift+left arrow twice, so that I find the toolbar;
D. I expand that object with NVDA+shift+down;
E. I navigate to the right using NVDA+Shift+right arrow until I find the "Open Transcript" button;
F. I call the focus to my navigator object - that+'s NVDA+Shift+M
G. I activate the button by pressing NVDA+Enter;
6. A new window opens where the text of the transcript is presented in this inaccessible edit field that you can't handle with a keyboard. The "Export" button is found by pressing Tab. You can pick the format you need from the context menu that pops up and save it anywhere you choose.
I hope this helped. If not, and you find it a good idea, we could try to communicate somewhere else and coordinate a remote session so that I could try and see what the problem might be on your end.
La actual 'número dos' del PP, Cuca Gamarra, contribuyó a que el Gobierno de La Rioja se convirtiera en una especie de agencia de colocación de afines y conocidos del partido durante el mandato de Pedro Sanz –recién elegido miembro del Consejo de Est…Iñigo Aduriz (elDiario.es)
Yes, twitter really did mockingly label the Canadian national broadcaster CBC as "69% Government-funded Media".
Similar broadcasters like the BBC and Australia's ABC surely have to follow CBC and stop using twitter, now that its toxic clown of an owner has shown what contempt he has for them.
If he is prepared to use his platform to paint childish graffiti on their accounts, I can't see why any serious entity would want to have anything to do with twitter.
#CBC #twitter #twittermigration #BBC #ABC
Redaktorům Českého rozhlasu se podařilo získat Zemanův podnět na sabotáž a zveřejňují jej v plném znění.Tereza Čemusová (iROZHLAS.cz)
The History of Ancient Japan: The Story of How Japan Began, Told by Those Who Witnessed It (297-1274)
openculture.com/2023/04/the-hi…
Here in the twenty-first century, many of us around the world think of Japan as essentially unchanging.Colin Marshall (Openculture.com)
the Ultimate Copilot on Your Desktop. Chatbox is a desktop app for GPT-4 / GPT-3.5 (OpenAI API) that supports Windows, Mac & Linux. - GitHub - Bin-Huang/chatbox: the Ultimate Copilot on Your De...GitHub
API for interacting with ChatGPT and GPT4 using Python and from Shell. - GitHub - mmabrouk/chatgpt-wrapper: API for interacting with ChatGPT and GPT4 using Python and from Shell.GitHub
We’re part of an open letter asking the UK government to rethink the Online Safety Bill to protect end-to-end encryption and respect privacy.
Read the letter here: element.io/blog/the-uks-online…
What is proposed is not an Online Safety Bill; it is an Online Surveillance Bill.Steve Loynes (Element Blog)
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The Online Safety Bill is an attack on encryption! 🔒
TechCrunch details why companies like us, WhatsApp and Signal are urging the government to reconsider ⬇️
Twitter adds more ‘government-funded’ labels to global news outlets
CBC is pausing their Twitter use. Now would be a good time to email their PR team or your local shows and suggest they try Mastodon.
The CBC PR team can be emailed at cbcpr@cbc.ca.
Inkscape is hiring: Accelerating the GTK4 migration
inkscape.org/news/2023/04/17/i…
#cplusplus #cpp #gtk #gtkmm #inkscape
inkscape.orgInkscape is hiring a senior C++ developer with GTK experience to accelerate the migration to GTK4.
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Privacy Browser PC 0.2 has been released.
Das ist mir alles zu unklar - zumal einzelne Fragen beantwortet werden, andere aber nicht, obwohl sie im Zusammenhang stehen.
Beispiel: @Michael Vogel Dein letzter Kommentar gibt mir einen Hinweis, geht aber nicht auf meine 3 Fragen ein.
Ich zumindest bemühe mich bei der Beantwortung von Fragen, zuerst die Fragen zu beantworten und dann - falls nötig - Hintergrund zu liefern anstatt nur Hintergrund zu liefen und die Fragen nicht zu beantworten. Dieser Hinweis an dieser Stelle bezieht sich ausschließlich auf die nicht beantworteten drei Fragen.
Ansonsten schätze ich Deine kompetente und auch verständliche Hilfe sehr, Michael.
Dear journalists, please stop referring to Mastodon as “Web3”.
While Mastodon is decentralized, it doesn’t utilize blockchain or token-based economics.
While you may believe this buzzword makes you sound smart to readers, it really just generates confusion.
eandt.theiet.org/content/artic…
Web3 promises a new world of social media where you are the boss. The problem? You are now the boss.eandt.theiet.org
Just pushed the first new release of System Fault in a, well, long time. Builds live on itch, with Microsoft store certification pending. Highlights include:
* Brand new audio engine that, hopefully, captures what it sounds like to run from killer robots in a dark industrial complex.
* Better AI, with actively hunting enemies.
* Smaller spaces with narrower exits.
* More enemy dialog.
Late early access. Release notes: lightsoutgames.itch.io/systemf…
Or the game's landing page: lightsout.games/systemfault
New environmental audio system, capturing what I imagine running through a robot-infested industrial complex sounds like. Rooms are now 25% smaller. Robot counts and detection ranges have been reduced...Lights Out Games (itch.io)
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Pregunta importante para personas que utilizan dispositivos de lectura de pantalla: para el texto alternativo de las imágenes, ¿qué os viene mejor? ¿Un intento de describir la imagen en sí o la descripción de lo que pretende la imagen?
Como ejemplo adjunto aquí dos veces la misma imagen con lo que entiendo yo por ambas opciones.
Agradezco de antemano tanto respuestas como alternativas y retoots.
André Polykanine
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