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Since few days ago, at my workplace, I cannot use Thunderbird anymore since they shutdown IMAP/SMTP logins. At home I had to install Evolution to be able to use f*in' M$365 account. Since, I believe, Evolution is open-source, why can't Thunderbird use it's technology and support Exchange/M$365 accounts? I love new Thunderbird interface, and Evolution gives me Thunderbird v45.x vibe.. or worse.
@phanecak načítal som to celé... bol nepríjemný na zdravotníkov a potom napadol policajtov, potiaľ mi to stačilo. Také klasické Slovenské, určite aspoň 10x spomenul koho je syn.
Lebo vsak, p. Fico si ide uz 4. Vladu, a super fasa chytry aj pracovity je, len mu to furt ktosi kazi. (A furt sa pride na to, ze ti co boli volakedy jeho favoriti a terazky uz nie su, ze kradli. Ale o tom po tom.)
Omlouvam se ze to tu nejelo, ale meli jsme tady "trosku" problem s vodou, elektrinou, internetem, plynem a tak vubec ... Nastesti me se velka voda vyhla asi o 50m a mam jen vytopeny sklep.
Sorry for instance not working, but floods happened ...
@archos já už teď jen čekám na čerpadlo … v sobotu mi odešlo. Hned jsem objednal, ale z pochopitelných důvodu alza ještě nedovezla. Snad zítra 🤷♂️ Hasiči mají o dost důležitější práci než odčerpávat můj sklep.
I've recently taken to adding a direction tag to benches in #OpenStreetMap. My convention is that the tag value corresponds to the direction of view.
Delighted to find that @vespucci_editor now shows (single) direction values, but wished I'd known about the whizzy direction tag gadget which uses the phone's compass yesterday. (It's a bit too clever if adding the values in retrospect.)
@pietervdvn thanks, but I'll stick with @vespucci_editor . I now have an excuse to sit on benches to record the direction, rather than just heeding to catch my breath
possibly the most unnecessary audio-description commentary in the episode last night. This is from Nightsleeper, a 6-part BBC thriller that started on Sunday.
@DerryLawlor I suppose in this case the wagon was on a train, so we need to know the train didn't explode but the wagon did. Just amuses me though. In general, the description's very useful I think. Love me a good TV drama!
I had no idea that the BBC logo is visible in the video here. I kinda assumed that, like the audio (discounting the descriptive track for the blind of course), the entire visual experience of a scene was diegetic, barring subtitles, onscreen text and so forth. #TodayILearned. #BlindProblems
@sarajw The wagon that exploded was on a train, so perhaps it'll be relevant if we see the same train later on. Without more description I don't know if the train is safe or not, but obviously can't see the visual to know if that was communicated to the rest of the audience.
Description often breaks atmosphere, particularly with jump scares in horror we find. It's necessary much of the time, but I do wish I could have it in my ear rather than mixed into the whole family audio feed that we share.
In that clip you posted - it looks like the gas wagons that exploded may have been on another train, which had just gone over the points of a junction - and was clipped by the speeding train where they're showing the interior with all the panicking people.
Mind you, that's from watching that very short clip several times now - not sure all that context would have been caught visually - depends what came before and after it...
@sarajw I admire the describers - it's incredibly hard to know what to comment on, particularly if you haven't seen the rest of an episode or something.
The most inessential and hence humorous bit of audio description I've encountered still goes to the movie Juno. Dog: Woof, woof. Cast member: Shut up! Pause. Audio describer: The dog does what it's told.
Please enjoy @pluralistic Cory Doctorow's fantastic presentation on taking back the internet from last month at #DEFCON32. Cory's takes are always thoughtful, provocative and it was his deshittification concept that helped inspire the DC32 theme. More videos from #defcon coming soon. As always, pass it on.
Velaí outra novidade de #Laiovento: publicamos as cartas que Rosa Luxemburg lle remitiu a Sonya Liebknecht durante o seu encarceramento entre 1916 e 1918. CARTAS DESDE A CADEA en tradución de Almudena Otero Villena
my recommendation is to get a gold medal from some kind of local hot shot. That can give the family a clue that maybe what you do has a relevance in the world 😁
That's amazing! Curl is indeed everywhere. Now to monetise it, charge 1€ for each device which uses curl - if only eh? Just thinking, "smart" speakers would likely use curl also, I'd bet there's more that 50M of them.
Wow. What about POS terminals. Is imagine they use curl too. It's never ending. Would be amazing to know what % of electronic devices use curl. I'd bet it's a high %.
I know Unity bundled curl ~6 years ago, and as far as I can tell it's still there (judging by the amount of "curl error"s thrown by UnityWebRequest that people complain about).
Unity's fallen out of favour lately, but I'd wager it has at least a few billion historical installations on mobile alone
September 16, 2024- Time Magazine: “Did the Pandemic Break Our Brains?” “COVID-19 has been linked to serious cognitive problems, including dementia and suicidal thinking. And brain fog, a common symptom of Long COVID, can be so profound that people are unable to live the lives and work the jobs they once did.” “.. leading hypotheses suggest that SARS-CoV-2 may cause persistent inflammation in the brain, damage to blood vessels in the brain, immune dysfunction so extreme it affects the brain, or perhaps a combination of all the above. Studies have even found that people’s brains can shrink after having COVID-19, a change potentially associated with cognitive issues.” - time.com/7021575/covid-pandemi…
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1.Otevři pair.oscloud.cz v prohlížeči na obou zařízeních. 🌐 2.Vyber zařízení: Aplikace automaticky rozpozná další zařízení připojená k síti nebo na stejném serveru. 🔍 3. Odešli soubor: Vyber soubor, který chceš odeslat, a přetáhni ho do rozhraní nebo jej nahraj pomocí tlačítka. 📂➡️
Pairdrop je ideální pro rychlé sdílení souborů mezi zařízeními, ať už doma, v kanceláři, nebo na cestách! 🚀🏠💼✈️ hedgedoc.arch-linux.cz/C9TYCiY…
@Razemix Je to postavené na Snapdropu, funguje i mobilní aplikace Snapdrop. Za mě super, tak jsem to přidal na server. Ještě připravuji P2P volání, ale zatím to nemám jak otestovat. Tak kdyby se ti chtělo 😀😀 talk.oscloud.cz/
The Carter Center is arranging a concert with performances by a broad range of musicians at Atlanta's Fox Theater on Tuesday, Sept. 17. search.app/GH7fD8fnzP7s8M5TA
The 15th day of the 8th month in the Chinese lunisolar calendar marks the #MidAutumnFestival, when families from East Asia gather to enjoy gazing at the full moon 🌕. This year, it falls on September 17.
While the #MoonCake is a shared tradition among many East Asian cultures, others like barbecue and pomelo is unique to #Taiwan.
NVDA 2024.4 Beta 4 is now available for download & testing.
Changes introduced in Beta 4: - Fixed the visual layout of NVDA’s Braille Settings page. - Fixed an issue causing text not related to shortcut keys to appear in the Commands Quick Reference. - Updates to translations.
Why do I doubt that statement somehow? Elon did it on purpose to achieve people talking about him, which is what we are doing now! :) Elon Musk Says He's Learned a Lesson - Business Insider businessinsider.com/elon-musk-…
Yeah, #Boeing employees are on strike in union plants (non-union ones are still working).
However, what is interesting is that Boeing’s quality issues started around 1997 after an acquisition/merger with a problematic company. Great article by @NPR!
As I have abandoned Android and am now daily-driving Gnome mobile / PostmarketOS on my OnePlus 6, I feel the urge to contribute to filling the app gap. Nobody seems to have asked for an app to record push ups and track progress, but that's what I want to accomplish now. Here are some first impressions of my Libadwaita app, which I call "Pushup Sessions":
¡El llamado a charlas para GNOME Latam 2024 está abierto!
¿Tienes algo que compartir sobre el ecosistema #GNOME o el software libre? ¡Esta es tu oportunidad! Envía tu propuesta y únete a nosotros en Medellín, Colombia, o en línea.
![Uppercase: Stop Doing Offices
- Work was not supposed to take 90 minutes by car to get to
- Years of urbanization yet no real-world use found for going to a different building to use the same internet
- Wanted to do that anyway for a laugh? We had a tool for that, it was called Coffee Shops
- "Can you wrap up your call, we have this room booked" "how do we get office parking reimbursed" - Statements dreamt up by the utterly deranged
Look at what corporations have been demanding your Respect for all this time with all the labor we have given them
(These are Real Furnishings found in Real offices)
* Examples of bleak looking fluorescent lights, crammed shared desks in an open office, bare an uninspiring carpet amid bland cubicles* [with question marks under all]
"Hello I would hear [headphone set] half of your Zoom call"
They have payed us for absolute fools](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/590753 "Uppercase: Stop Doing Offices
- Work was not supposed to take 90 minutes by car to get to
- Years of urbanization yet no real-world use found for going to a different building to use the same internet
- Wanted to do that anyway for a laugh? We had a tool for that, it was called Coffee Shops
- \"Can you wrap up your call, we have this room booked\" \"how do we get office parking reimbursed\" - Statements dreamt up by the utterly deranged
Look at what corporations have been demanding your Respect for all this time with all the labor we have given them
(These are Real Furnishings found in Real offices)
* Examples of bleak looking fluorescent lights, crammed shared desks in an open office, bare an uninspiring carpet amid bland cubicles* [with question marks under all]
\"Hello I would hear [headphone set] half of your Zoom call\"
They have payed us for absolute fools")
Hubert Figuière
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