@SuspiciousDuck To je pořád matematická odpověď. Ne řešení testu na logiku. Správný je vzorec: x * y + x = z Univerzální, funkční. Pro jakýkoli příklad bez nutnosti spoléhat na nespolehlivou poziční informaci a předpoklad, že před prvním řádkem je 0. Stačí zamíchat pořadí a 42 už nefunguje.
Jeden smutný příběh o vyhaslém mladém životě, nespravedlivém rozhodnutí soudu a negativních aspektech černého trhu, kdy člověk koupí něco, co nechtěl a dozví se o tom až ve chvíli, kdy už je pozdě - respekt.cz/kontext/tri-kamarad…
mňa na tom zaujalo iba to. Dať si dávku pre troch a ešte si nebyť istý tým čo to je, to tak môže dopadnúť no. Moja úvaha je že ak to sypal z krabičky a chcel potom 2k tak tam kľudne mohlo byť aj 2 až 4g. To by pak bolo fest hnusné...
We live in the future now. It is OK to use Unicode everywhere.
It seems bizarre to me that modern Internet services sometimes "forget" that there's a world outside the Anglosphere. Some people have the temerity to speak foreign languages! And some of those languages have accents on their letters!! Even worse, some don't use English letters at all!!!
So I built a small ActivityPub server which publishes content from an Actor called @你好@i18n.viii.fi - it is only a demo account, but it works!
Some ActivityPub clients report that they are able to follow it and receive messages from it. Others - like Mastodon - simply can't see anything from it. Take a look at the replies on Mastodon to see which services work. You can also see some of its posts on the Fediverse.
Well, what about them? ASCII has plenty of similar looking characters. I doubt most people would notice when a capital i is replaced by a lower L - and vice-versa. Similarly the kerning issue of an r and n looking like an m is well known. Are mixed language homographs more dangerous? I don't think so.
Well, what if they do? Maybe not being found by people who can't type your language is a feature, not a bug. But, anyway, clients can let users search for other people, or copy and paste their names.
It is up to a client to decide how they want to render text input. The "problems" of strange Unicode combinations are well known. This is not a hard computer-science problem.
I have no evidence for this. But I bet you'd get pretty frustrated if you had to switch keyboard just to type your own name, wouldn't you? In any case, why can't I have a username of @😉
Mastodon usernames are currently restricted to Latin characters. I'd like to have the option to run an instance which allows usernames like "莎士比亚". I'm not saying that it should be mandatory that e...
Where might I get patches and/or samples for this kind of thing? I have some Cymatics stuff, I think I recognize the high hat, didn't know they did snares like that though. Unsure of which pack. I've had a future bass kind of melody in my head for ages and I haven't been able to bring it to fruition, for transcribing blurbs of inspiration like this the time of actually setting everything up is a huge deal as it takes just as much energy from me as actual music and I can only sustain that for an hour or two. And I'm nowhere near efficient enough with Surge to make the patches myself.
@x0 hmm. Good question. The snare is from the ultimate sample pack. I'm pretty sure I just took one and pitched it up a lot. I usually get my samples from Splice. They also have presets, but I don't know if they have them for Surge. But they might.
@x0 I love sound design and for future bass it's relatively easy so I never thought to go looking. But I've been diving pretty deep into Surge lately and making lots of weird sounds. Maybe I can save them and publish them somewhere.
I have updated my #Tampermonkey script #netflix caption reader! Now, it not only reads subtitles, but you can press CTRL shift e to read the video title (movie/episode) or Ctrl shift r to read the remaining time. github.com/ogomez92/netflixCap…
someone on a Japanese hacker forum decided it was a good idea to spam the entire Fediverse because they wanted to cancel a minor that DDoSed a Discord bot which apparently made them lost millions (what?)
A Discord bot. I can't make this shit up man.
The real culprit seems to be someone who goes by mumei in the ctkpaarr.org forums, whose first post was literally a threat to ap12, that if they don't delete their "Kuroneko Server" Discord bot, they will spam every blog, forum and SNS and cancel him.
This shit is ridiculous.
The ap12 account from mastodon-japan was actually fake, and this dude impersonated a minor to get all of the Fediverse (us) to bully him.
The next beta version of #Signal will be version 7.0.0. There's a good reason for the round number. This will be the first version where usernames and phone number privacy are available outside of the staging environment. From this version on, you'll be able to talk to people on Signal without revealing your phone number, and also, you may use Signal without revealing to people who have your number saved that you do. This is huge. github.com/signalapp/Signal-An…
Spotify někdy od poslední aktualizace po probuzení z hibernace nenačítá Home ani některá alba (některá přitom ano). Pomůže tomu klasické vystoupit a nastoupit, ale je to vesmírná pakárna.
Už pár let po probuzení nedokáže přehrát aktuální skladbu, musí se přeskočit na další.
A taky už jim cca rok nefunguje přehrávání přes chromecast na androidu. Přešel jsem k nim protože mají širokou podporu zařízení, jenže bez chromecastu odpadá většina zařízení která potřebuju. 👎
I recently switched to a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 running Android 9 with One U.I. 1.0 and have encountered an issue with Spotify not detecting any Chromecast devices, such as my Google Home Hub or Google TV.
So, Envision is doing this survey. It says to choose my country. I can't type U N to search ahead to United States. I can't hit the End key to move any nearer to it. So I closed the tab. I do *not* have time for AT companies that can't test any outgoing communications, or media, or surveys, or whatever, for accessibility.
Hi Envisioner!
We are keen to understand your experiences with Envision's products. Your honest feedback is vital for us to enhance our offerings this year.
Oh, this is horrible. I can't even press end or ctrl+end to move to the bottom of the list and then work my way up. Yes, I'd have given up on this. It's worth alerting them if you have the time for it.
"Embark on a journey through time: the transformative landscape of mobile assistive technology for the blind before the iPhone era - the roots of innovation that paved the way for the accessibility features we cherish today #AssistiveTech #DigitalInccharli.info/2024/02/16/embark-…
@jcsteh Incidentally, it's FastCompany who is using those pesky ads that have a live region with a counter. This essentially interrupts VoiceOver and you have to wait untill it's done before you can continue reading. I will surely let them know!
@vick21 You should and that's terrible and not okay... but also, if you use Firefox, you could use my AxSHammer add-on and disable live regions as a hackaround. Or well, you work at Googgle, so I think someone ported it to Chrome too, but not sure of the details.
@twynn @jcsteh @vick21 Yeah. You said you use mac? It has a safari port too but it doesn't work properly in binary form, you will have to kind of compile it yourself for now, let me know if you run into issues.
I am very sad to pass on the news that assistive technology pioneer David Holladay passed away yesterday. This is a tragic loss both for his family, the blindness community and the assistive technology field. I'm just so sorry. Please pray for his family and for the repose of his soul. This is a great loss. His contributions to our community were immense. I wish I could do something. groups.io/g/tech-vi/topic/anno…
@jrimer2023 Megadots was a great program. It was so intuitive. I wish there had been a compatible modern Windows version. It was remarkable. Somewhere I still have Hot Dots on floppies.
I found my megadots floppys when I left my old home, but I don't and didn't have a drive to use to put it on the machine. Don't know whether it would work on 10. I miss that program. The only other one that comes close is Braille2000 which I've done some consulting work with.
Hello everyone! It has been a little while! I'm back with a big change for all of our desktop users: frameless windows! 🤗 You can read about it in the article below jami.net/whats-new-on-desktop/
Debian Edu 12 - Call for Testing. Most packages from 12.5 are now in the Debian Edu ISO images. Testers needed and welcome! lists.debian.org/debian-edu/20…
This article is fucking amazing. It lays out _exactly_ how to do database changes, codebase changes, and feature flag deployment strategies step by step with code examples in order to practice continuous deployment without downtime or breaking anything.
I've wanted to write this article for years and never got around to it. Now I don't have to!
(Looks like they have a book on continuous deployment coming out soon. I might have to get this for my teams 👀 )
A lot of us are practising Trunk Based Development and/or Continuous Deployment. I'm also a big fan.
But, as cool and shiny as these practices are, I believe they do present some risks.
Apple's attempt to knife PWAs in the EU will have worldwide implications if allowed to stand. Not knowing if Push Notifications will be available or data will be lost will drive developers back to native, pushishing investments in the web worldwide, even if the change is only "real" in the EU.
This is as bad as it sounds. If you want to fight back, join @owa in supplying information to regulators about what it will mean for users and developers:
Lazyweb, a somewhat serious question: Given that we have jsonlines.org/ now, would a campaign to encourage as many command-line applications and logging libraries as possible to support that as a standard option:
1) have a shot at working, 2) be credible at all, 3) be a net benefit to the world, and 4) be worth the effort?
final boss is getting the kernel to output that from /proc or /sys, isn't it. Every time I think of that systemd CVE from parsing shit from /proc I go 😡
"I wanted to send you a short thank you. Early in my college career, I found your article on how to learn math and physics. As a child I experienced educational neglect and knew very little about math or science, or even how to study it! I was lost before I even started."
"I have lived by your quote, 𝗴𝗲𝘁 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗵𝗮𝗯𝗶𝘁 𝗼𝗳 𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗶𝘁 𝗰𝗹𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗸𝗻𝗼𝘄 𝘀𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝘀𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗿 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗴𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴, but couldn't remember where I had read it! I recently found it in my journal from my 1st week of college! Most amazingly, this approach works for every single subject!"
It's interesting to see someone who firmly latched onto that principle and profited from it. I know a bunch of math grad students who are really good in other ways but still don't impose that discipline. They trip up all the time. It's great to have intuitions that go beyond what you can prove, but it's bad to mistake those for certainty.
My article on how to learn math and physics is here:
Parent or teacher interested in a Covid safe school?! Centered in disability justice. One is forming in MA/RI, location TBD. Email for more info or with questions!
This is a great idea! Unfortunately, with Google Mail and Zoom being the only options, privacy minded people will feel excluded. Why not at least Jitsi or BBB for the meetings? And maybe some more privacy friendly mail provider could be found, too – for such a good and important action, several will certainly make room. Thinking of @Tutanota there for example.
@IzzyOnDroid Hi, thanks for sharing your concerns! If you would like to participate, I can definitely ask about moving to Jitsi and bring up the suggestion about a more secure email provider. I use Autistici myself.
Thanks for picking this up! I'm not directly affected myself (long out of school, and no school-age children etc). But *if I were*, this would have caused frustration to me. And I could name others feeling the same, maybe not daring to "complain" – so I thought to mention it. Especially Jitsi and BBB are freely accessible (I have good experiences with both, BBB even with 150+ people in the meeting). But I cannot participate, sorry – my task list already is too long 🙈
Depending on your needs, e.g. CryptPad could be an option. Many different "providers" worldwide, so you can pick an instance you find trustworthy. See eg. cryptpad.org/ (at the end of the page you can also find a link to a list of public instances).
More than just docs. Also sheets, forms, presentations, whiteboards…
The BBC will celebrate Steve Wright's time at Radio 1 and Radio 2 by rerunning four episodes of Top of the Pops from the 80s presented by Steve.In addition, this week's Pick of the Pops will be hosted by Gary Davies dedicated to Steve. Listeners will
[SUA 252-1] Updated nVidia driver packages. nVidia kernel modules via DKMS could not be resolved in time for the release of Debian 12.5, several packages have been updated to correct this issue. Additional information and update instructions: lists.debian.org/debian-stable…
Dendrite is now lagging so far behind Synapse API version that clients are dropping Dendrite support (like Mautrix-Signal)
This is becoming a major headache and it would be great to get some clarification whether Dendrite server admins need to plan for migrating to Synapse or not.
@troed Dendrite is being developed best effort atm; youtu.be/s5BrVVf0B1I?t=316 gives some context. It’s not deliberately falling behind Synapse, but there’s severely limited bandwidth.
What role does Matrix play in opening up communications silo, as mandated by the EU Digital Markets Act? Matthew walks us through this, after a general updat...
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