All 6,998 subscribers of my YouTube channel shall remain aware that I will not go for earning money on those videos by torturing you with ads.

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NSFW, short erotica

Slipping off her heels and leafing through a good book in the library was Lacy's idea of heaven, a real pleasure.

In fact, it was how she met The Librarian. The Librarian was an older woman with a keen eye for pretty feet and a shy smile. It almost felt like fate.

And, as Lacy found out later, she also had a thing for good girls who do exactly as they're told and are eager to please..

Seems there were more pleasures to discovered in that quiet, old library.

New Piper NVDA AddOn has been released. Performance is much improved, and I would say the voices are now quite usable for day-to-day applications. Note that as the length of text increases, the synthesizer will take longer to speak because of the VITS architecture, however expect this to improve in the coming months.
Direct download link: github.com/mush42/piper-nvda/r…

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#ByzantineEmpire #Byzantine #history #OpenAccess #AcademicPublishing #AcademicJournals

'Dumbarton Oaks Papers, which has been a leading academic journal in the field of Byzantine Studies since 1941, has unveiled a new website where all of its issues are open-access and available to read for free.'

medievalists.net/2023/10/leadi…

in reply to DennisL

I switched to LibreOffice years ago and never looked back.

I understood that many developers had moved to LibreOffice, and OpenOffice had since stalled?

In terms of accessibility, LibreOffice continues to improve their export-to-PDF engine. They can now generate a PDF that is often pretty much compliant with PDF/UA.

Though I still use Microsoft Office for client work.

I'm curious to try OnlyOffice. I wonder how it compares?

#LibreOffice #OpenOffice #OnlyOffice #accessibility

in reply to DennisL

You really don't want to be using OpenOffice, there is no actual work being done on it.

Check out Brodie Robertson's video on the topic, that points out most of the code commits going to OpenOffice are literally empty/useless changes just to be able to technically say there are making updates:

youtube.com/watch?v=xdpMxmFvGB…

Taking a break from the ... everything of everything ... to try my hand at an updated edition of *Calculus Made Easy*. Fortunately, there was a LaTeX transcription at @gutenberg_org, which I grabbed a while ago. (Their website has changed, so I'm no longer sure how to get the auxiliary files.) I've made one pass through for outdated terminology and notation:

sunclipse.org/wp-content/downl…

Next will be updating the examples that use pounds-shillings-pence currency.

150th episode of the Blind Android Users podcast has landed on your favorite podcatcher of choice. This episode features Samsung OneUI (modes and routines), Pixel 8 Pro review and Android journey of Jessica Mangan accessibleandroid.com/podcast #Android #accessibility #podcast

Time for DNS to propagate normally: a couple minutes, go make a cup of coffee or something

Time for DNS to propagate after fixing a typo in a record: The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again

Nejlepší je fotka, kde vypadám jako čaroděj druhé kategorie. Ale je tam taky dost mudrování o Sudetech a tak. forum24.cz/spisovatel-leos-kys…
in reply to Max

@isVeryLoud @vixalientoots because we still have no precise idea what “adaptive” means. We started with libhandy, then libadwaita, and now libadwaita has a whole new set of widgets to implement adaptive layouts. If we wanted them in GTK4 we would have required breaking API twice, by now. Plus, for GTK5 we might get a better layout system that will make implementing animated layouts more easy. In short: we are still iterating.
in reply to Emmanuele Bassi

@ebassi @vixalientoots Thank you for explaining!

> If we wanted them in GTK4 we would have required breaking API twice, by now.

Would adding adaptive components besides the existing ones be considered an API break? I agree it's probably the dirty way to go at it, but it would at least allow edge cases like non-GNOME software and code depended on by Libadwaita to have standardized adaptive components, although "we still have no precise idea what “adaptive” means" still remains.

I’ve now been using it for about two months and I am here to tell you that it is, in principle, what we should want the internet to be. If you have been remotely interested in Mastodon but had reservations about joining because you thought it would be difficult, confusing, or otherwise annoying, it is not.

Here is how you make a #Mastodon account: You go to this website. You agree to not share #disinformation or be an asshole. You select a username and password. Then, you have a Mastodon account.

mastodon.social/@jasonkoebler/…

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I wrote about my first two months on Mastodon. I was a Mastodon hater because I thought it would be weird, complicated, or dead. It's been none of those things.

I'm ashamed I didn't join earlier and I'm ashamed I haven't been telling people to join it, because it's a version of the internet and social media I've long advocated for with my reporting: decentralized, portable, user controlled, not corporate:

404media.co/mastodon-is-the-go…


in reply to nikol

So, Mastodon:

1. Not difficult to sign up for
2. Not difficult to use
3. Has an app like every other social media network
4. Not owned by world’s richest man
5. Not owned by a company whose main platform has been credibly accused of facilitating genocide by the United Nations
6. Not funded by the guy who made the last place, which sold itself to the world’s richest man
7. Doesn’t have a crypto thing going on
8. Free and open source
9. Administered by a crowdfunded nonprofit
10. Decentralized, portable, and interoperable

I’m writing this because it has been weird to watch some journalists and people who are fully aware of Facebook’s catastrophic history with things like disinformation,

404media.co/mastodon-is-the-go…

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Objevil jsem Ice Cubes, odteď je to můj nejoblíbenější klient pro Mastodon na IOS a střídá dlouho používaný Mastoot. Ty brďo, takhle vymazlenou apku jsem dlouho neviděl. apps.apple.com/cz/app/ice-cube…

An owl gliding through a cloud of helium-filled soap bubbles reveals wingtip and tail vortices.

Video credit: Usherwood et al.
Source: journals.biologists.com/jeb/ar…

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Does anyone here have Linux? Specifically maybe Ubuntu?

If so, could you install the Playtest of my game Rocket (Not the Demo, just the Playtest), and see if it works in your Linux?

Really appreciate the help, thanks!
store.steampowered.com/app/238…
#indiedev #gamedev #linux #help #steam

requesting tech support. Please boost if you don’t know. Thank you in advance.
Has anyone bought or had experience with the lanyard sold by the Harbolt company that lets you hang your phone on your body through Magsafe? I’m struggling with it and am about to return it. Specidicly, I can't get the phone to not end up upside down when I let it go.here’s the link. harboltcompany.com/products/un…

@marcan 's critique of the Linux development process is spot on. I was lucky enough to interact with a maintainer who just accepted my patch, but the toxic culture was very apparent when I was trying to figure out what to do.

Here are some quotes from kernelnewbies.org/, a website that is referenced in several places in the Linux kernel sources:

"GettingFlamed: Oh no! The kernel developers said bad things about me, my code and my cat! What do I do now? "

in reply to Bartosz Taudul

Of course, there is no debugger for the kernel, because Linus thinks debuggers are bad, and has even said that kernel dev *should* be hard.

Apparently, if you bang your head against the wall for a week trying to figure out where the problem is, you will somehow get a better understanding of the problem and write less buggy code. You shouldn't want to have insight into what the code is doing and the current state of the machine, because that's where the bugs come from.

lkml.org/lkml/2000/9/6/65

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Oh, hai tiny floppy disk organizer but for micro SD cards.
edit: I'm printing more for the store: store.transmutable.com/l/msdfo
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Soren Stoutner

@no_exit That's true. We need to bring the internet lore on this subject up to date so websites stop doing ineffective things like that. Similar to how we are finally convincing everyone that forcing users to change their passwords every three months is a security negative.

In the meantime, it isn’t too difficult to add one number and one special character to a password in a way that is still easy to remember.

Put down your #mouse for an hour and use these #Mac #Keyboard #Shortcuts instead, Be more #productive

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On #Instagram: instagram.com/reel/CyqlCTcIX2e…

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New tip posted by Ciprian Dinca: How to Disable Animations for Speeding Up Your Device and Enhancing Responsiveness? accessibleandroid.com/how-to-d… #Android #AndroidTricks

(hiring dev; boosts appreciated :boost_requested:​ )
hello Fediverse, i'm looking for a (freelance) svelte developer to join my remote team in creating a frontend for a project. you don't have to have any professional experience, just be proficient enough in svelte for implementing our designs. if you're interested please email me at hiring@honeybankstudios.com with either link to your github or a short explanation/resume of why you'd fit. hourly pay starts at 30 USD but we're flexible to your requirements! #FediHire #freelance #svelte
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La jueza archiva la causa penal a Ada Colau por suspender el hermanamiento de Barcelona con Tel Aviv eldiario.es/catalunya/jueza-ar…

“The folks at Brave Browser aren't new to controversies. Back in June 2020, an eagle-eyed user pointed out that the browser would autofill URLs to crypto wallet sites Binance, Coinbase, Ledger, and Trezor with Brave's own affiliate links, thus earning a cut for new registrations made using the URL. However, the backlash that followed eventually led to the company pulling back from this scheme.”

androidpolice.com/brave-browse…