Zwei Europol-Polizisten wechselten von der EU-Polizei zur Chatkontrolle-Lobbyorganisation Thorn. Jetzt untersucht die EU-Bürgerbeauftragte, ob dieser pikante Seitenwechsel legal war.
This is a repository of apps to be used with F-Droid. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github, GitLab, Codeberg).
From this makes no sense to full-time User: my journey with android: Android journey of evilcookies98@dragonscave.space on Accessible Android accessibleandroid.com/from-thi…
I am a fairly new full-time android user, and I wanted to share how I got here. It was not an easy road. There were starts, stops, seemingly insurmountable
@evilcookies98 @bmoore123 As this is a very well written post, we have only done some basic formatting to bring it up to our standards. Thanks again for sharing your Android journey with us.
I came across a blog from a 2 years ago that compared different implementations of dot product. It had a couple interesting points. The cost of functional programming in #Swift was huge (31x on M1 and 198x on x86). I did an equivalent test in #Rust and the cost was 1x (on M2). That lets programmers use the high level abstractions without dreading the performance costs.
Jeremie writes
"Jabber is a new
project I recently started to create a complete open-source
platform for Instant Messaging with transparent communication
to other IM systems(ICQ, AIM, etc).
Do you miss the physical keyboards that were once a core part of phones made by BlackBerry, Palm, and others? If so, Clicks Technology has a new accessory for select iPhones that may appeal to you. pcmag.com/news/iphone-keyboard…
A bunch of comments requested an explanation on #Linux graphics drivers, so I decided to take a look at the topic, and explain Mesa, kernel drivers, the Nvidia drivers (Nouveau, NVK, the official #opensource modules, and the proprietary driver), as well as AMD drivers (with RadeonSI, RADV, AMDVLK and AMDGPU, plus AMDGPU-Pro), and Intel drivers (with i915, i965, ANV and the new Xe driver).
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For those interested in accessibility and #3DPrinting, I need people to comment on the following Github issue. Prusa Slicer has always had accessibility issues for screen reader users, but the latest versions have gotten much worse. #a11y #prusagithub.com/prusa3d/PrusaSlicer…
Version 2.4.0 Operating system Windows 10/11 and Mac Bigsur; Linux to be tested Behavior Expected Results Blind users should be able to reach all interface options, all controls should be properly ...
I think part of the problem might be that PrusaSlicer doesn't exclusively use wx anymore; some of the UI uses a different toolkit called Dear ImGui, which has zero accessibility. So AccessKit might be part of the solution.
I'd love a button like this, but on my alarm clock, so if I don't feel like getting out of bed, I can press it to tell the AI to do all my work for me that day.
But: building user interfaces by elegantly composing this language’s features with CSS, creating pleasant designs and user experiences worth remembering requires experience and skills that should not be underestimated.”
Website accessibility widgets add little value in making your site accessible to users with partial or no vision.Read More: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/...
It's your blog, you have no duty to host anyone else's nonsense. If you don't like a comment, or if it's just dumb nonsense, there's no reason you shouldn't delete it.
@haayman At that point, maybe instead of deleting it you need to start a collection? Like weird internet insult trading cards.
Not sure where it goes from there. "You're like Crassus leading a campaign against Parthia to prove your virility and martial skill to Caesar and Pompey, but..."
my personal guidelines are: is it understandable why they feel that way even if I disagree? is it something that is likely to gather good replies?
this one is in fact weird and pretty clearly falls under cult propaganda which isn’t exactly good faith, I personally would see nothing strange in just deleting it
It is so weird that it is kind of entertaining. I would leave it there, make fun of it, and ban the user from making further comments. But it is your blog, your choice.
I feel the urge to answer with the classic quote from Billy Madison: "Mr. Madison, what you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul." (In video form: youtube.com/watch?v=yptXkLglKk…)
It read like "There are solutions to this problem, but it would take up all of your time and that would be all that you focus on instead of the project experiencing the problem. Also, I don't like you."
to my pov the risk of that nonsensical comment is not the lack of any of the qualities you'd want to see in a relevant comment, I think you're strong enough to turn it as funny nonsense, but the fact that this comment has now become the center of attention of your original post, and judging by the size of this thread I'm right. So instead of focusing on your original message, we're now having fun of an ai cryptobro having a brain aneurysm. My preferred action would be to answer "sure" and lock the thread so it's forgotten and the guy doesn't shout censorship. The second best option is just remove it and go on with your life.
that comment is stupid, but I am pretty sure the commenter is just an AGI booster who thinks you are living in the past, and should be working on LLM-related problems instead of the important work you do. Tired, boneheaded take that should not be taken seriously.
French educator Louis Braille was born #OTD in 1809.
He was the inventor of a reading and writing system named after him, braille, intended for use by visually impaired people. His system is used worldwide and remains virtually unchanged to this day. He was blinded when he was 3 years old. But when he was still a student, Louis Braille was frustrated by his inability to read and write. 1/
Then, Braille heard about a French army officer who had devised a system of written communication of raised dots and dashes for nighttime battles. He borrowed the idea of the dots, and set about creating an alphabet that could be read by touch. He decided that each letter would be represented by a different arrangement of six dots packed close enough that each letter could be read by a single fingertip. He presented his work to his peers for the first time in 1824. 2/
LibreOffice can open files in a wide range of formats – but its native one is the Open Document Format (ODF). And now there's an update to the ODF Toolkit, a set of Java modules for programmatic creation, scanning and manipulation of ODF files: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #libreoffice #standards #foss #OpenSource
ODF is the Open Document Format, the native format used by LibreOffice (and supported by many other apps too). It has various sub-formats such as .odt for text files, .ods for spreadsheets, and .odp for presentations.
Die Aussage von deren Support war allerdings "Screenshots oder Ausdrucke des ticket codes sind seit diesem Jahr nicht mehr als gültiges Ticket anzusehen". Macht natürlich überhaupt keinen Sinn, ein Aztec Code ist ein Aztec code... aber wenn die Kontrolleure das auch so sehen hat man natürlich Pech.
Ich habe mal untersucht was die INSA DE jetzt genau macht um das ticket anzuzeigen. Ist alles eigentlich schön einfach. Ob der „QR“-code den man dann vom INSA server bekommt ohne die app als gültiges ticket gilt oder nicht weiß ich leider nicht.
Die API und auch die Original-App sehen doch recht einfach aus, müsste doch möglich sein da einen Open-Source-Klon zu bauen der identisch aussieht und sich auch genauso verhält?
Chinese scientists claim to have discovered a new quantum submarine detection technology that's an order of magnitude more precise and can fit on small drones.
This would actually be a game changer and render the entire AUKUS project pointless.
claim to have developed an ultra-sensitive version of the world’s most sophisticated submarine detection technology, at a cost that means it could be used by packs of drones to find and attack hidden vessels in the open sea.
The British Government has made a tourism ad ahead of the 2024 election, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative.👉 Tactical voting: https://tacticalvot...
All of it. Previously, we often had a highly technical part, but sometimes others chimed in doing a project with MC, or which had questions or bug reports. But also to provide some social cohesion ;)
I recieved an offer in the mail for Jacobin Magazine. Never heard of it before. Curious if any of y'all are familiar with it and what you think about it.
"... the website loads in a special browser built into the app, rather than your phone’s default browser. In 2022, privacy researcher Felix Krause found that Meta injects special “keylogging” JavaScript onto the website you’re visiting that allows the company to monitor everything you type and tap on, including passwords. Other apps including TikTok do the same thing."
In the last days of 2023, I embarked on a hiking journey to the Canary Islands. Renowned as a destination for tourists and beachgoers, these islands are also a heaven for hikers, and boast an array of diverse ecosystems, from coastal dunes to pine forests to volcanic terrains. My journey took me along the #GR131 route traversing #Tenerife and #GranCanaria.
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