J'ai passé 4 jours à retoucher 3 photos que j'ai prises de ma tante harpiste qui va bientôt mourir.
Elle voulait des 4x6", alors je suis allé chez #JeanCoutu pour les faire imprimer au comptoir… pur désastre.
Même si je prépare du ratio 6x4 « au pixel près », leur équipement crop quand même, et ajoute de la grosse compression JPEG low-bitrate (alors que j'avais apporté des PNG); couleurs faussées, perte de détails partout.
@hub Possible, mais j'ai comme un doute que leur software est plus con que ça, surtout si ça balance par WiFi, et puis vu comment leur machine croppe à gogo déjà c'est déjà disqualifié de ce côté là ;)
Universal International Studios and Seth MacFarlane’s Fuzzy Door are set to develop a TV adaptation of Matt Dinniman's novel Dungeon Crawler Carl. deadline.com/2024/08/dungeon-c…
Viele meiner Patientinnen notieren ihren Zyklus im Kalender. Manche benutzen auch Apps.
Falls ich dafür auch eine App benutzen wollt, empfehle ich euch dringend keine aus dem GooglePlayStore, denn die enthalten alle Tracker und sind unzuverlässig. Außerdem wollen wir unsere intimen Gesundheitsdaten nicht durch die Welt posaunen.
Also, falls ich eine App dazu benutzen möchtet, kann ich "Drip" aus dem F-Droid Store empfehlen. Projektseite: prototypefund.de/project/drip/
Sie möchten F-Droid ausprobieren? Wir zeigen in einer Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung mit Screenshots, wie man den App-Store herunterlädt und auf dem Smartphone einrichtet.
Welcome to the RB family, PhantomProcessesSavior 🤩 After we figured what JDK was used, and with some help concerning a missing dependency, we finally made it:
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Si tu jen odložím… Jestli může mít platební terminál i blbej dětskej vláček v nákupáku (kde jízda stojí 20 Kč), tak už fakt neexistuje výmluva pro neakceptování karet. 😄
@brabitom To jo. Ale ať se nevymlouvaj na poplatky, na to jsem tímhle příspěvkem narážel. Zvlášť když existujou řešení typu Cvak nebo Trisbee. Ať prostě na férovku řeknou, že se jim to nechce řešit (tudíž jim ani nezáleží na potenciálních zákaznících bez hotovosti) nebo že chtěj šmelit.
Důvodů může být X, ale to si musí rozhodnout každý sám. Mimochodem, ten vláček není úplně ideální příklad, protože tam je to v případě hotovosti o dost složitější a nákladnější, než platba kartou. Automat na mince, do kterého lidé strkají kde co, s nutností pravidelného vybírání, servisu, atd. Tam se terminál skutečně vyplatí. 😉
I was *stunned* to learn that Google has been crawling all over the entire WorldWideWeb looking at every webpage they can find.
Worse, they've created some sort of "searchable index" of those webpages!
Now, *IF* one has access to the Google search engine, one can search for almost any webpage out there in public. (But one must know the secret URL to access that "search engine.")
It almost like they're *trying* to collect all the data they can.
I wanted to alert people that I recently received two separate voicemails with a recording advising me to call a phone number back which began with a 248 area code at my earliest convenience. The message contained no explanation as to the reason for why I should do this and with no information about the company that was making the call. Of course, I instantly recognized it as a scam but decided to investigate further to gather additional information. This is a classic phone scam, with agents with an Indian accent claiming to either represent Amazon or eBay. They will claim that an order for Apple products was placed using your account. They will want to verify your name. Warning, if you do decide to call back, which I advise against doing, don't call them back with Caller ID enabled as they will have your name and will even ask you to verify your address which they will read to you, which may be the correct address. I am very familiar with how these scams work and I was not at all fooled by any of this. Those who are unaware of these scam operations who go along with the scam will eventually find themselves being defrauded of money and could also become a victim of identity theft, not to mention the possibility of having their computer’s security becoming compromised. I have since reported this to Amazon via their form at amazon.com/gp/help/customer/di…
To be clear, this is a scam and these agents do not represent Amazon or eBay.
Corrected Introductory Comments: Huge Collection of RSS Feeds From Individuals Who Write About Digital Accessibility and Web Development: Feed Me! groups.io/g/tech-vi/message/76…
#14319 introduced a section to SECURITY.md titled OpenSSF Scorecard that actually documents OpenSSF Best Practices (Scorecard is a different OpenSSF project, that incorporates Best Practices, but i...
I did this $ curl -vvvS --fail-early -Lo go1.23.0.src.tar.gz https://go.dev/dl/go1.23.0.src.tar.gz # whoops, I didn't see if that finished. try again to be sure $ curl -vvvS --fail-early -Lo go1.23...
I did this $ curl -vvvS --fail-early -Lo go1.23.0.src.tar.gz https://go.dev/dl/go1.23.0.src.tar.gz # whoops, I didn't see if that finished. try again to be sure $ curl -vvvS --fail-early -Lo go1.23...
Monal for you. Quicksy for your less tech-savvy friends
Remember you don’t have to be on Quicksy yourself to give your friends an easy way to find your #XMPP address. Instead you can enter your XMPP address-phone number tuple into the Quicksy Directory quicksy.im/#get-listed
You can also initiate the conversation by adding +123455…@quicksy.im
Quicksy is a spin off of the popular XMPP client Monal with automatic contact discovery.
You sign up with your phone number and Quicksy will automatically — based on the phone numbers in your address book — suggest possible contacts to you.
After mulling over it for close to 14 years, it seems Microsoft is finally ready to kill off the Windows Control Panel soon. An official confirmation has been posted on its website.
I personally do not give too rats tails about the so-called more modern user experience. The new experience is a cluttered mess and is difficult to deal with at best in my opinion. I have lived in the control pannel since I used a windows 95 computer back in 2001. ANd because microsoft wants a "More modern UI experience, they are getting rid of it.
Perhaps, but in the mean time, I'd better learn how to make things more accessible with a screen reader, fast, because I do not trust microsofts track record.
@vol4life8657 While the Settings app is certainly different from the old-school dialogs found in the Control Panel, I do find the Settings app to be accessible. Not only that but using the Settings app's search box makes it easy to find a specific setting that you want to change, without the need to wander around and drill down into one set of options after another. Pressing Ctrl+E moves focus to the search box once you're in the Settings app.
Thanks to the @libreoffice Team. I was on #froscon19 last weekend and the representatives there pointed me to the right direction solving my problem concerning keyboard shortcuts! 👍
For everyone else: you can assign a keyboard shortcut for styles, but it you have to go to the specific section down the list. I wasn't aware of that, I just notices the shortcuts stopped working.
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