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Welcome to the family of RB apps, Material Photo Widget!

apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/a…

Thanks to joint effort with the app's author, we were able to confirm #reproducibleBuilds for this app at the #IzzyOnDroid repo 🥳

PS: Pinboard hopefully follows up soon™ :awesome:

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in reply to What's a fun name?

@hellenicsun Sure it works for me. Now it should also work for you: a second before your question came in I noticed I had pasted the internal link to our staging area, apologies. Link is updated in the toot now.


Krásné ráno. Dnes mám dovolenou tak vyrážím do Frýdlantu nad Ostravicí. V plánu je výstup na Ondřejník a pak přes Metylovickou Hůrku zpátky do FM. Je to cca 18 km, tak se snad neupeču 😎


ported Identity and Video Trimmer to the new css stuff (well, ported is a strong word, there's like 10 lines of css there), so now Video Trimmer is ready for accent colors!

(yeah yeah i know that window needs a design overhaul but for now im too lazy)

#gnome #gtk #libadwaita



„Agresivní teprve začnou být,“ říká vědec o vosách. Hmyzí dravci přicházejí o smysl života, brzy nebudou mít co ztratit
denikn.cz/1496588/agresivni-te…


in reply to daniel:// stenberg://

I’m pretty sure I ran into this in the 90’s with the same investigation and results (changed the registry setting). Only back then it was something like a 5-10 sec delay.

Maybe you can shame them into fixing it.

in reply to Lori Olson

@wndxlori it easily becomes a 5 seconds timeout even today when you try to connect to a remote host


At the Nordic Software Security Summit @bagder will participate with a talk describing how he is keeping the world from burning!

NSSS is the first Nordic conference focusing on Application Security in the light of the coming EU Cyber Resilience Act.

Register today at
nsss.se



We are recruiting for the position of a PhD/Junior Researcher or PostDoc/Senior Researcher with focus on knowledge graphs and large language models connected to applications in the domains of cultural heritage & digital humanities.

More info: fiz-karlsruhe.de/en/stellenanz…

Join our @fizise research team at @fiz_karlsruhe
@tabea @sashabruns @MahsaVafaie @GenAsefa @enorouzi @sourisnumerique @heikef #knowledgegraphs #llms #generativeAI #culturalHeritage #dh #joboffer #AI #ISE2024 #PhD #ISWS2024




So, I was a dungeon master when I was a kid.
But I didn't know it.

When my sister and I were playing in the backyard, I would stand at the top of the stairs and say something like, OK. I am Nancy Drew and you're George, and we have to rescue Bess. This is a pirate ship. And we have to go into the basement.

(Don't judge.)

And bam! We played. I would add plots and twists, and Bess was always rescued. Or we foiled a kidnapping or we found the treasure or we were japanese variety singers who were ALSO detectives.

Goddammit. I wanna play some D&D! I had no idea this was what it was!!



When exactly did Google became Apple? Not visible in the picture but that cable has the lowest specs: USB 2.0, 3A.

And I thought IKEA LILLHUT for € 5,99 was too expensive. 🙄

Well, it actually is, compared to SITTBRUNN for € 2,49.

in reply to Ondřej Caletka

On the hardware site, they kinda always wanted to be Apple. And on the ecosystem side, well same. Every big company just wants you to use its services and give them your money and/or data. The only reason to get a Pixel is GrapheneOS.


I posted about #GUADEC #GUADEC2024. It was an excellent time, as always: dylanmc.ca//-/blog/2024/08/13/…
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It is useful to understand how #curl connects to hosts. Happy Eyeballs style.

everything.curl.dev/usingcurl/…

#curl


On this glorious day, just twenty-seven years ago in 1997, we shipped urlget 2.2. #curl before we named it #curl.

curl.se/ch/2.2.html

The changelogs were a little sparse back then.

#curl



Základna Rychlebských stezek, nejkrásnější místo na světě plné nejúžasnějších lidí.


This account generally contains thoughts in my own words, and reposted content in the original posters’ own words. I avoid simple slogans, chants, and pithy statements about current events without further elaboration. Examples include “Support X”, “boost if you believe Y, keep scrolling if you don’t”, and “down with Z”. I’ll also make an effort to move away from idioms that serve as thought-terminating clichés.

I’ll make exceptions for jokes, or for slogans alongside original thoughts or links.

The line between simple slogans on social media and thought-terminating clichés is too blurry in my mind for me to amplify on my own account. I feel that the dynamics on here are different from in-person protests, and we don’t need to resort to easily-filtered/ignored repetitive chants to get people to understand what we’re trying to say. This is more of a personal gut feeling than a strongly-held belief, and I don’t look down on the use of slogans; I just don’t see myself boosting them. I’m happy to boost more nuanced, personal, or substantive posts that lend themselves less to repetition.

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Tech companies: Let's build a utopian society where people don't have to worry about driving cars and can get to their destinations safely.

The dystopian reality that's delivered:

Self-driving cars honking in response to each other's presence throughout the night, building to a crescendo around 4 AM.

arstechnica.com/information-te…



Over the past week, the Singapore government issued the Transformative Justice Collective two correction directions under the anti-"fake news" law, accusing us of spreading falsehoods with regard to recent executions. But their "corrections" actually *confirm* what TJC reported, which was that death row prisoners had been issued execution notices even while they were party to ongoing legal proceedings.

Our response here: transformativejusticecollectiv…




Hello BITS Members and Friends,

Please join us for a special presentation as BITS welcomes Aira’s Jeanine Stanley and Everett Bacon, as they share news about the exciting new features that are now available in the Aira Explorer app and online through the Aira website.
Learn about Access AI, Smart Glasses and more.

When: Wednesday August 14, 2024 at 8:00 PM ET. (5:00 PM PT). where: BITS Community Zoom Room. To learn more visit: bits-acb.org
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Microsoft Edge can now explain PDF documents to you using AI pcworld.com/article/2425852/ai…


Command Customization in Mac OS 15 with VoiceOver theideaplace.net/command-custo…


Linux dd Command Explained for Beginners (8 Examples) linuxtoday.com/developer/linux…


OceanGate Submersible Victim's Family Sues For $50 Million, Partly Blames $30 Logitech Controller yro.slashdot.org/story/24/08/1…



Gemini’s voice chat mode is finally here, with a Pixel ecosystem benefit in tow androidauthority.com/gemini-li…


Magnifier’s major update shows Google is serious about accessibility androidauthority.com/google-ma…


I tried Gemini Live, and it was so good that it was kind of scary androidauthority.com/gemini-li…


Things to Do Before Asking “Is This Accessible?” adrianroselli.com/2024/08/thin…


Accessibility of Ticketmaster accessibility.com/blog/accessi…


Google Taps AI to Improve Accessible Camera Features, Live Transcribe cnet.com/tech/mobile/google-ta…


Pixel 9, Gemini AI and More: Everything Google Announced at Its Pixel Event cnet.com/tech/mobile/pixel-9-g…








A sonification is the use of sound to convey data, like a cartoon character dropping something on their foot, or an astronomical event mapped to sound. In this 27 min audio described documentary, get introduced to astronomy through sound, fantastic for blind folk, totally cool for anyone! youtube.com/watch?v=GxWwlwvcQD…