53.000 #Wohnmobile neu zugelassen, die meisten in der Kompaktklasse. Die Lobby jammert trotzdem: Die Zahl der #Campingplätze wachse nicht mit.
Was mit Sicherheit nicht mitwachsen wird: die Zahl der #Stellplätze für die 50 Wochen im Jahr, wo das gute Stück in der Großstadt rumsteht.
Čištění zubů v praxi.
2h čisté práce čištění parodontálních chobotů u KAŽDÉHO ZUBU (hloubka mezi 8,5-15mm).
Mám z toho radost a doufám, že se všechno hezky chytne a stabilizuje.
Ale pokud je ta parodontitida pouze mírná nebo mírně pokročilá, člověk si po DH myslí, že má vyhráno a stačí to. Tam to bývá tak 50 na 50 :/
So what have we learned? We learned that you can make even a suburban white kid decide not to help the cops because they think that cops can't be trusted and are not safe, just by mistreating them in one single incident, on one day.
Now imagine a Black kid 🙋🏿♂️ who's had hundreds of unsafe interactions with cops, since he was 12 years old.
As a kid, I had that growth spurt that made me 6 ft tall, and I've been mistreated ever since. And my experience is not unique.
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Something else that my white friends in SF often don't realize when talking about crime, and how they say it seems like crime is up or down right now...
Most crime doesn't happen to rich white people. 🤷🏿♂️
Most crime happens to Black men. In particular, to poor Black men.
A lot of white folk only see Black folk as causes of crime. Not as it's most common victims, and ironically the least protected by the criminal justice system. 🙂🙃
Less than 5% of SF is Black. But ~45% of homicide victims.
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Suburban white women learn to mistrust cops the first time they need help against intimate partner abuse or stalking.
Hiding voter registration data or getting a new Social Security Number requires a police report. When 40% of cops admit in surveys to being perpetrators of the same crime, what are the chances they will make the report? Low.
If a cop is your abuser, hope you have the money to move to a different state or country. Fewer cops = fewer wife beaters on forces.
Another week, another letter telling me about a “privacy event” (aka data breach).
Here's a simple way to fix this problem: legislation that says every customer who's affected gets a check for $100. No more of this check-your-credit weak sauce - instead, a real cost to the business.
If you have data on 100 million customers, paying out $10 BILLION is a hell of an incentive to keep your fucking data protected.
Or better yet, maybe it's not worth $100 to store it in the first place…
I can genuinely remember when people sincerely believed that Microsoft made bad products but had great marketing.
It's so dumb.
It's just so god damn dumb it's hard to describe, like any single reason you could try to narrow down for how dumb it is just decomposes fractally into more dumb.
When UX designers design their user interfaces, they should always include "vomiting child" in their user flows.
That is, they should take all their well designed and thoughtful user flows and insert "and suddenly the user's child vomits".
If the UX isn't robust enough to handle the user running off to deal with a vomiting child for twenty minutes, it is a bad user flow.
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This is the best explanation of hyperfocus in #ADHD I have ever seen. Someone give this guy a medal. And Oscar. Something.
(Src on Tiktok: tiktok.com/@connordewolfe/vide…)
I was in SF for a few days this week. There are cars lining every street, owners paying pennies an hour if they're paying anything at all for the space and the state is tearing up homeless encampments as though the people in them have anywhere else to go or any way to get there. There are parking lots taking up half a city block all over downtown and an affordable housing crisis.
Subsidized housing and full employment programs for cars, subsidized theft and state-sanctioned cruelty for people.
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Welcome to the RB family, mpvKt 🥳 The next release (which will show up at #IzzyOnDroid with the next sync) will carry the green shield:
apt.izzysoft.de/packages/live.…
mpvKt is a media player based on the popular commandline media player mpv.
I just realized what I hate about modern chat: it's not a small window on the screen anymore, it's *the whole screen*.
Discord (et al) is barely usable in a small window, whereas AOL Instant Messenger was *very* usable in a small window as you went about your browsing.
For me, smaller window = fewer distractions.
What's your favorite recent UPLIFTING sff read?
Doesn't mean it can't be sad or hard or painful but something that connected you to hope and imagination in the end...?
@matt that book is at the heart of an old idea that's recently coalesced into its own trend, flavor or subgenre of SFF: uplifting found family stories. Groups of misfits who help each other get better and overcome struggles and form community along the way. It's become a very conscious and popular niche.
As noted in the thread I also recommend Nnedi Okorafor for anyone looking to branch out within modern SF.
Plenty of great diverse old school SFF too ofc
I caught a bit of the shipping forecast earlier and went straight back to a Torchwood audio thing that hung around my head for weeks.
bbc.co.uk/programmes/b012fbw8
If anyone who follows me knows anyone who works at OpenAI, preferably in their app production teams, can you let them know that the latest release of the ChatGPT iOS app is completely broken with VoiceOver enabled? Specifically, the buttons to submit a text message and to switch to voice mode no longer work.
All attempts to contact them directly have failed. Thank you.
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Or, y'know, they could have just continued to use KDE as they have been doing until now, and let GNOME users appreciate it on its own merits.
@ebassi @diegoe
I felt the same when I saw this overly long post about Gnome. However, it's not one of these unfounded anti-Gnome rants. I think it's worth going through their points. While I disagree with many, some of the points really bother me, too.
E.g. in some apps I constantly search for the space in the top window bar, where I can perform a double-click to maximize the window. Worst is Firefox with many tabs open: There is virtually no space to click to maximize the window.
@ebassi Well, my viewpoint as a user is different. If the paradigm (double-click on title bar to maximize windows) does not work for all frequently used applications, then it's the paradigm which is faulty. The result is bad user experience, anyhow. The systems of users will always rely on non-Gnome software (like Firefox,...), too.
It is porbably against their TOS to do so. At this time a vpn is the best way to go about this. Even running torrents for downloading isn't all that easy.
A main reason for this is that when you go to the internet your ipv4 address changes quite frequently.
This week in Plasma: inhibiting inhibitions and more!
pointieststick.com/2024/08/30/…
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#KDE #Plasma #KDEPlasma #Linux #FOSS #OpenSource
For a blog post I’m writing about dealing with certificate revocation, here are the topics I’m covering:
- OCSP (inc. stapling, must-staple, the never-adopted expect-staple, discontinuation from BoringSSL and Let’s Encrypt)
- CRLs, inc. CRLite, CRLSets, and Let’s Revoke.
- Short-lived certs (inc. ACME-STAR, Delegated Credentials, and
notAfter)
Anything else I should cover?
Coole Aktion der Kölner Aktion Bürger_Innen Asyl, die sich gegen Abschiebungen einsetzt. Theoretisch und praktisch.
Heute stand eine Radkultour auf dem Programm. Fünf Stationen in Köln und Programm dort wurden mit dem Rad verbunden.
Ich durfte die Tour machen und dem Pulk von über 100 Menschen vorwegradeln.
Letztes Jahr war ich schon angesprochen worden. Und da war es schon echt beeindruckend, was die vornehmlich jungen Menschen auf die Beine stellen.
Dieses Jahr…
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