Fracture Sounds never fail to impress. I love a good upright piano, probably because I have one myself, so I'm quite partial to a nice sounding one, and this...
@tardis I've posted lots of my other piano playings to youtube before as well. Check out the 'Onj's Fields of Contemplation' playlist for more, or the 'Piano Doodles' playlist. That one is for my real piano.
Sweet! After so many years of problems, I am finally healed enough to listen to music properly. I am excited, so I shared the excitement of being able to listen to yours as well. :)
It makes me happy when people make music. As someone who didn't sing for years, because of my own issues both physical and mental, it made me appreciate those who make music more. So, yep, that's probably the least I could do.
This release brings you LazyCell, LazyLock, checked cfg names & values, exclusive ranges in patterns, IntoIterator for Box<[T]>, Option::take_if, split_at_checked, and more! ✨
The visits are raising the ire of some hospital staff, who are upset that they are being taken away from their pressing medical duties to be grilled by the OQLF.
@qper Hi there, Tuta's push notification service is built to guarantee that no other platforms can gather information on your data. If you are still concerned, you can deactivate this feature under Settings > Notification.
That way, you can only display what you determine necessary.
@arutaz Tuta does not use Google Push on Android or iOS. In fact, when implementing the push notification service, we did so in a zero knowledge way - meaning even notifications are encrypted and the server does not know anything about your data.
If you use the Tuta app, this happens automatically.
Comcast California Announces Live American Sign Language Interpreting Services at Several Bay Area Xfinity Store Locations | Comcast California california.comcast.com/2024/06…
Comcast will provide ASL interpreting services at several Xfinity locations in the Bay Area and Donates $60,000 to community partners to further digital inc ...
That might partly be because Vivaldi is openly against crypto"currency" while Tutanota is for. I've dropped Tutanota for that reason.
Here's one of the best takes on why Vivaldi is currently the number one browser and the 95% open source is a trivial “issue”: blahaj.zone/notes/9vrn6csii37g…
Who do you trust with your browsing?
I am in the minority position of never having trusted Google or Mozilla and that largely intuitive stance only grows increasingly correct as the corroborating evidence piles up.
My daily driver is Vivaldi.
This is pure cartel behavior: Reddit and Google have cut a deal that will freeze out all other search engines from indexing Reddit, where volunteers do essentially all the work.
This should not be legal.
It is VITAL to replace Reddit, and it will take a global village to do it. If we don't, the cartel wins.
And Google should be broken up by Congress, if the antitrust people won't try.
Lately I’ve been thinking about Stephan Berger’s recent blog post on hiding Linux processes with bind mounts. Bottom line here is that if you have an evil process you want to hide, use …
Switzerland now requires all government software to be open source zdnet.com/article/switzerland-… The United States remains reluctant to work with open source, but European countries are bolder.
The law that they just passed requires software developed by or specifically for the government to be open but it contains a loophole allowing the use of proprietary software and it contains no incentive to avoid proprietary software.
When we adopted a similar policy at NASA in the 80s the loophole meant that there was no change in the amount of proprietary software we used. I expect the same in Switzerland.
for no particular special occasion but I'm selling my roguelike game for 50 cents if you buy it directly from my website. DRM-Free, Win, Mac, Linux and Android, and you also get a Steam key. Sale ends in 2 days! questofdungeons.com
@Lynessence @Bruce_Toews It's actually not that bad. Erin hates looking at it though, because she's used to her monster Samsung Fold. Yup, it's currently my main phone.
@Bruce_Toews How easy is it to use since the screen is so small? That's cool that you can wear it on your wrist. Are you using that for your main phone these days, or still using a Pixel?
@Bruce_Toews And just as an FYI. My Jelly Star had a dunk in 3 feet of water. I let it dry for a week and it started working again. Consider me amazed.
@fireborn @Lynessence @Bruce_Toews Oh you did, did you? Lol! Yeah, I think the best thing I like about these phones is no bloatware and they've actually turned on the radio chip. Oh and you can record phone calls as well.
Exposlanec a jedna z nejvýraznějších tváří Pirátů Mikuláš Ferjenčík možná v příštím roce za trest nebude kandidovat do Poslanecké sněmovny. Vyzvali ho k tomu jeho spolustraníci, kterým vadila jeho předvolební videa s Ježíšem.
Článek jsem nečetl, ale přijde vám ok, aby si kandidát z druhé desítky stavěl vlastní tým s vlastním financováním, prakticky proti kampani centrálního štábu, navzdory rozhodnutí předsednictva atd.? Pro srovnání - kandidát na pátém místě (stále čelo) se rozhodl přenechat svůj prostor ve prospěch těch před sebou za účelem zvýšení šancí na celkový počet mandátů.
@jackc To jsem nevěděl, samozřejmě s tím souhlasím, správné rozhodnutí předsednictva to bylo. Já jsem to hlavně myslel tak, že celkově byla špatná předvolební kampaň u Pirátů. Kdyby nebyl @marcel_kolaja tady na Mastodonu, tak by člověk ani nevěděl, že byl europoslanec. Prostě mi ten článek přišel, jako kdyby za vše mohl Ferenčík.
I was checking out this year's #StackOverflow annual developer report that few things caught my eye:
1. They have deliberately drawn the wrong conclusion about most popular operating system. They have interpreted #Linux distro as operating system, so they have separately provided numbers for Ubuntu, Arch, Fedora, and etc., and have concluded that "Windows is the most popular operating system for developers, across both personal and professional use".
@marcoshuerta It says "What is the primary operating system in which you work?" was the question. For IDE, it specified "pick all that you've regularly used." So I suspect this question was actually single selection?
What's up with execs complaining that people are using their website at objectively low rates?
We previously discussed the CTO & CEO of Discourse ($21M raised) getting mad at 0.5 QPS, calling this "an attack", etc. : mastodon.social/@danluu/111064….
Now, the CEO of iFixit (supposedly ~$50M/yr revenue) calls 11 QPS, "abuse", saying "you're tying up our devops resources", implying it's reasonable for a $50M/yr regularly viral web property to need significant intervention if traffic increases by 11 QPS.
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Since discourse employees are now dropping in to inform me that the Bing thing is fixed, with the implication that Bing was at fault because Bing fixed the issue.
I know.
Meet the new Orbit Speak and #OrbitReader Q20 & Q40 by #OrbitResearch. TrueBraille™ meets QWERTY in a sleek, compact design. Independence is just a touch away - check them out at AER Conference Booth 101. #A11y #BrailleForAll #inclusion
Hello, my friends! Let's hit 20K likes? Check out my website! https://enderman.chToday I am going to tell you a tale of SoftwareOnline.com, the website the o...
It's a momentous occasion. On July 25th, 2023, AccessibleAndroid.com proudly emerged as a fully independent international English website. This journey
Over 40 years later and having methodically sampled close to 5,000 unique varieties, this is my current list of the best instant ramen noodles you can find around the world.
Derek attributes his experience with NVDA instrumental to his career success and since working at Google has found numerous ways to improve accessibility, both internally and externally.
"A product built by the community, for the community, is better than one built by some company, simply because the community is in charge of what goes into it." - Derek Riemer
GitHub has released an insightful article to accompany the documentary shared earlier showcasing NVDA, OSARA, & REAPER. The article interviews NVDA co-founders, Mick Curran & Jamie Teh, as well as Derek Riemer, who has used NVDA since 2011. Derek has contributed to NVDA itself & written over 20 add-ons. He also now works as a software engineer at Google.
because mastodon.social obviously is the mastodon server with the worst funding and it's definitely not small instances that could need some more money to pay for infrastructure, moderators, etc /s
just call your app mastodon.social if you want it to be a mastodon.social client, jesus christ. it's almost as if mastodon isn't even meant to be a federated server software
Btw to, že byl Ferjenčík tak dole na kandidátce mělo své důvody. A nejen předchozí sněmovní volby.
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Hey @AnthropicAI
: I get you're hungry for data. Claude is really smart! But do you really need to hit our servers a million times in 24 hours?
You're not only taking our content without paying, you're tying up our devops resources. Not cool.
If any of those requests accessed our terms of service, they would have told you that use of our content expressly forbidden. But don't ask me, ask Claude!
If you want to have a conversation about licensing our content for commercial use, we're right here.
[screenshots of asking Claude about violating the terms of service for a site]
Eric Holscher:
Yea, they were hammering us over at @readthedocs
as well. We were planning to write a blog post on it, since this behavior is definitely gonna get all AI crawlers blocked because of abuse, not even because of the copyright issues.
Kyle Wiens
xactly! They're shooting themselves in the foot.](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/574883 "Kyle Wiens
Hey @AnthropicAI
: I get you're hungry for data. Claude is really smart! But do you really need to hit our servers a million times in 24 hours?
You're not only taking our content without paying, you're tying up our devops resources. Not cool.
If any of those requests accessed our terms of service, they would have told you that use of our content expressly forbidden. But don't ask me, ask Claude!
If you want to have a conversation about licensing our content for commercial use, we're right here.
[screenshots of asking Claude about violating the terms of service for a site]
Eric Holscher:
Yea, they were hammering us over at @readthedocs
as well. We were planning to write a blog post on it, since this behavior is definitely gonna get all AI crawlers blocked because of abuse, not even because of the copyright issues.
Kyle Wiens
xactly! They're shooting themselves in the foot.")
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