Added some new bias sources to replace a removed one, and increased the consensus requirement. This caused some removals.
No new instances added to FediNuke. Two dead instances removed:
noagendasocial.nl
theapex.social
Removed 16 dead instances from my larger tier0.csv list. After these changes, another 9 instances failed to meet the consensus requirement for inclusion without overrides. I used my override process to add back 5 that were of sufficient severity. See more about my override process: I can force-add instances that almost have the minimum consensus requirement, with minimal overhead.
@timorl the successor is on the list and has been for a long time, FWIW. I just didn’t want to remove the original until I was sure it was down, and it looks like it is.
A přesně tohle, TOHLE! Absolutně nenávidím. V pomalu každé obci je sběrný dvůr. Tady kousek je obrovský sběrný dvůr. Ale my si řekneme NE! Vysypeme to do lesa..... Proč do háje??😡🤬
Taky to nesnáším. U nás je to stejný. Jezdím na kole do Frantovek, kolem národní přírodní rezervace SooS a někdo tam udělal skládku pneumatik. To nepochopím 🤦
@archos Strašný. Otec rodu musí každý rok vyčlenit rotu, která u něj uklízí právě vjezdy do lesa. Pneumatiky, nábytek, suť. Suť s oblibou sypou dál do lesa. Asi mají pocit, že se to tam rozloží a splyne s terénem. Nevím. ☠️
You may not be aware of the economics of Mastodon if you're used to Twitter, or Insta, or Facebook.
Please - go look at the /about page for whatever server you're on, and see who's running it and now to contribute, financially.
You are not the product on Mastdon. Your information is not being sold to other companies or advertisers. So your activity here *costs the person running your service money*. It's often a person, not company.
If you value Mastodon, and you can, please cover your cost.
Well, I need to close Mastodon down for a bit, but before I go, something I know everyone will enjoy and keep you in good spirits. Bye bye for now. youtube.com/watch?v=ybJ6fS7ruu…
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In 2021 the first User Experience Guide for Displaying Accessibility Metadata was created to provide a guide for transforming and displaying machine readable accessibility […]
Interesting! By default if a download fails halfway through, will there be a partially downloaded file kept around?
Meaning if I run this command the first time kicking off a download, but this download fails, the 2nd time I run it'll always skip since the file exists already.
Gotcha, thanks! 🙇♂️ Then it'll be important for users to understand the various ways to skip or resume downloads! Awesome that curl allows for this flexibility! 🎉
I could see where skipping files could be useful, but imho it's easy to deal with in scripts, resuming OTOH isn't and would skip files if the size match (possibly with a variant to skip if length can't be pre-determined or transfer can't be resumed...).
@dermoth If the protocol and the URL support resume, then it is similar yes. Two conditions that complicate matters and might make this option useful to people.
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).
http://KEXP.ORG presents Amyl and The Sniffers performing live, recorded exclusively for KEXP.Songs:Some Mutts (Can't Be Muzzled)HertzGuided By AngelsSecurit...
I wonder who thought it would be a good idea to use a separate circuit breaker per socket but then wire three of them under one shared RCD so that (much more common) earthing fault in one socket will disconnect a group of three.
Putting there 6 two-pole circuit breaker/RCD combinations would take exactly the same space, provide full separation between outlets and would cost only a few euros more.
My dad always complains that having a single RCD for the whole house is stupid. Come back from vacation and find your freezer off and a smelly puddle on the floor because of some silly earth fault.
So this time round with Covid, I am streaming buckets of sweat. And the headache is pounding like the drums inPeggy Sue (Song by Buddy Holly). Wondering if I can risk £12 on a book. I don't normally spend that much on authors I don't know but it looks like an interesting sci-fi story. Lake of Darkness: The mindbending new science fiction novel from Adam Roberts SeanRandall.me/recommends/B0C4…
After the building's drain was finally unclogged yesterday, I noticed my siphon (P-trap) cleanout cap threading is imperfect, and water was slowly dripping out of it.
After cleaning the threading with a soapy toothbrush, I wrapped teflon tape (6 rounds, in the direction where you screw the cap on) on the thread, and used a Sharpie® to annotate my servicing technique (tool & rotation direction).
Forget pliers, use a jar opener; no excessive force, no damage.
This post got like 500 boosts and now all these computer people want to talk about package management so I think it's important to take a moment and show the new followers what I really care about: butts
I am begging software projects to release programs as tarballs or plain old static binaries. I don't know what a Helm chart is. I am not installing an entire Kubernetes cluster.
research shows that computers are consistently better at solving captchas than humans are, but because everything has to scale infinitely people are proposing verifiable credentials stored on blockchains:
Inspired by T.V. Raman's latest blog post on Emacspeak, I have started updating my Emacs configuration and exploring the new Emacs packages now supported by Emacspeak. It has become clear that the best solution is to recreate my Emacs configuration from the beginning - slower, but sufficient to get rid of all the old and outdated code that had accumulated. emacspeak.blogspot.com/2024/07… #Emacs #Emacspeak #accessibility
Last night Organic Maps was removed from the Play Store without any warnings or additional details due to "not meeting the requirements for the Family Program". Compared to Google Maps and other maps apps rated for 3+ age, there are no ads or in-app purchases, and no user information is collected in Organic Maps. We have asked for an appeal.
Reason might be simpler then you could possible imagine, in my humble subjective opinion: Google PlayStore is explicitly for tracking the user and with in-app purchases to squeeze every little money out of there is.
Your own App don't do anything of the above mentioned malicious capitalism and anti user friendly behavior. 😉
You should see that "kicked out of Google PlayStore" more as an Reward then punishment by Google.
Of course you lose some visibility to potential new Users in the PlayStore from Google but do you want all those ones in the first place for an App with all the benefits for Privacy like yours? @IzzyOnDroid
Does that imply only geeks are using F-Droid? 👀 Kidding of course, and understood: people are intentionally misled to think only PlayStore is safe, though studies even state the opposite… Not your fault nor ours, and we know who does that and why. Monopoly, capitalism… sadly. Keep up your good work, we try the same on our ends. @kranzkrone
I love the Apple IIGS. It’s a great computer, but could it have been greater? The legend goes that Apple purposefully underclocked its CPU during development to avoid competing with the Macintosh.
This is why friends don't let friends buy app-controlled (or internet of things connected) domestic appliances.
It's always an excuse to up-sell you shit you don't need, and when that fails, the owners (not you, the corporations!) will jack up the rent. mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1…
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Smart sous vide cooker to start charging $2/month for 10-year-old companion app
“You’ve just lost a LONGTIME and very faithful customer."
https://arstechnica.
A great many readers this month reported receiving alerts that their Social Security Number, name, address and other personal information were exposed in a breach at a little-known but aptly-named consumer data broker called NationalPublicData.com.
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Thalia (19/24) Request: [1d10+1d8+1d6+2] Roll: [3][8][6] Result: 19](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/582058 "Screenshot of a dice roll bot being using. Text reads:
Thalia (19/24) Request: [1d10+1d8+1d6+2] Roll: [3][8][6] Result: 19")
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