Bon sinon, Microsoft m’informe que « Le 16 septembre 2024, les applications qui utilisent une technologie de connexion moins sécurisée ne pourront plus accéder à votre messagerie. », or j’ai un compte Outlook (oui je sais), qui sert peu mais dont j’ai néanmoins l’usage, que pour le moment je consulte avec Thunderbird.
Je n’ai pas envie d’installer l’appli Outlook pour des raisons de nik, et si le compte est pas dans mon logiciel de mail je vais absolument oublier son existence dans le néant et ne pas penser à aller le consulter
Donc : est‐ce qu’il y a une solution pour qu’il continue de fonctionner avec Thunderbird (ou est‐ce que en fait je m’en fais pour rien et ça va continuer à fonctionner très bien ?) ; si non est‐ce que vous avez des recommendations de logiciel de mail qui fonctionnera avec un compte Outlook ?
Edit : On me dit que en fait c’est bon ça va continuer à marcher tout bien et j’ai pas à m’en faire, c’est parfait, merci Masto pour ton efficacité 😁
Du coup s’il y a des gens qui sont aussi dans ce cas, quelqu’un a eu la gentillesse d’expliquer en détail la manipulation à faire dans les réponses, et je vous remets le lien ici directement si jamais : mastodon.social/@AkkaLyo/11314…
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Believing in everything and nothing at the same time. As a former Mozillian, I feel that you have totally lost the plot and only represent despair. Despair that the org doesn't believe in its mission.
But I know you never listened to people anyway, so what's the point?
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It is very rewarding to see that after just 1 year of my ethnography on data centres in México (when nobody talked about this country), more people are now interested:
"En Querétaro, Microsoft no tiene uno, sino dos centros de datos. Baptista descubrió a través de registros públicos que a uno de los centros de la firma que encabeza Satya Nadella se le concede acceso a 25 millones de litros de agua, aproximadamente una 1/4 del agua asignada a Colón para su uso público."
@treefit the primary goal of Akira is to offer a fast and stable UX and UI design tool. No prototypes or dev mode at first, what Sketch used to be at the beginning, built with native code and targeting Linux. The rebuild in Rust comes from a performance and inheritance necessity, as well as safety and a more appealing codebase to onboard more contributors.
For how much I love Vala, it’s still a niche language and lacks a lot of the standard libraries and tools compared to others more widespread
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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.
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