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rustls outperforms OpenSSL and BoringSSL.

Security and performance: pick two!

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Rustls Outperforms OpenSSL and BoringSSL

ISRG has been investing heavily in the Rustls TLS library over the past few years. Our goal is to create a library that is both memory safe and a leader in performance.
www.memorysafety.org
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I'm working with a local charity to refurb donated laptops for them to release back into the community and they get a lot of ex-business laptops with BIOS passwords set. It's really annoying!
If you're a business IT person donating old hardware, pretty please with a cherry on top remove the BIOS passwords first xxx

It's Lyriel Day for me!

My cohost Christel Tansø and I get to interview Jessica and Oliver Thierjung today on Sonic Onslaught, part of a packed metal show whose larger theme is friendship.

2 pm EDT!

HKCRadio.com

The Home of Kickass Creatives | HKC Radio

www.hkcradio.com
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Nick Giannak III
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If the label on your cable on the table at your house,
Says the network is connected to the button on your mouse,
But your packets want to tunnel by another protocol
That’s repeatedly rejected by the printer down the hall,
And your screen is all distorted by the side effects of gauss,
So your icons in the window are as wavy as a souse,
Then you may as well reboot and go out with a bang,
’Cause as sure as I’m a poet, the sucker’s gonna hang!

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DocTator
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In the realm of servers, where things always break,
The sysadmin's life is a high-stakes mistake.
The code's looking fine, the network’s all clear,
Then suddenly… “What’s this? The disks disappear?!”

The users are clueless, they send in a shout:
“My password won’t work, can you help me out?”
They’ve tried "password123" for the hundredth time,
And blame the poor sysadmin for some server crime.

With logs on the left, and a console on the right,
They dig through the errors all day and all night.
They’ll reboot, they’ll patch, they’ll restart the thing,
And wonder why tech’s such a circus ring.

The boss comes around, “It’s running too slow!”
As if by sheer magic, it should always just go.
But deep down inside, the admin just knows,
That IT is chaos wrapped in neat rows.

Yet despite all the crashes, the bugs, and the pain,
They’ll fix it all up, then do it again.
For the sysadmin’s mantra, forever they’ll sing:
“Have you tried turning off, then on everything?”

Ah yeah, that'll be Brilliant. The day when a company tells me they can leave their UI inaccessible simply because an AI agent can interact on user's behalf anyway to push the buttons and controls through machine vision itself. Thus there's no need to add programmatic and usability changes to any interface, the person will ask their agent if it doesn't work for them. Wonderful. Let the ultimate lazyness ensue.

“Free HTML obfuscator [sic]: protect your HTML code by encoding it”


I hope you run out of hot water one minute into your shower.

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Seirdy
Seirdy
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what’s next, encoding your text so nobody can read it?
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Seirdy
Seirdy
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I suppose it makes sense for HTML snippets containing email addresses or phone numbers. I still hate those but I kind of get it. Kind of.

plenty of fast scrapers are more than capable of doing some simple inline JS but this does clear out low-hanging fruit. It’s like changing your SSH port number: it isn’t a robust security measure but it cleans up your logs by filtering out skiddies, which is something.

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Amazon-backed Anthropic debuts AI agents that can do complex tasks, racing against OpenAI, Microsoft and Google cnbc.com/2024/10/22/anthropic-…

Amazon-backed Anthropic debuts AI agents that can do complex tasks, racing against OpenAI, Microsoft and Google

Anthropic, the Amazon-backed AI startup founded by former OpenAI research executives, announced AI agents that can use a computer to complete complex tasks.
Hayden Field (CNBC)

fakt mám chodiť zakaždým dole
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dnes som upratoval, dnes opäť prišla, to je to je náhoda

Tell me you used iPhone 3GS without telling you used iPhone 3GS.

OOTunes.
Aurify.
Navigon.

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Florian
Florian
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@tuukkao @tardis I honestly forgot Eloquence even does Finnish. Lol I'm amused at the way it tries to roll it's r :)
@Tuukka Ojala @Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺

Finally I think I should encourage people to use LLM. So that the cost skyrocket so much that they fail... Maybe it's the only way.

looooolsob we've come full circle

answer on StackExchange: "if you need to generate the apparmor rules, ask an LLM" 😂😭

no tak si teda natlačím dýmku a zídem dole

bola tu majiteľka, trávu budem fajčiť odteraz pred vchodom.. dala nám kapky 😁 😎
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Can't pay a living wage, don't run a business.
A big ole tiny dick truck with a giant sticker that says: Can't feed em don't breed em. The government isn't your baby daddy.

I'm in Cupertino this week together with other @igalia folks for the @webkit Contributors Meeting! Looking forward to a lot of interesting discussions around WebKit, @WebKitGTK and @WPEWebKit !

#webkit #wpe #gtk #igalia

#gtk #webkit #igalia #wpe @Igalia @WebKit @WPE WebKit @WebKitGTK

#India based people only: would you be interested in buying a #Mobian powered #PocoF1 or #OnePlus6 if I handled the unlocking and installation for you? :debian: 📱️

Comment with details!

#MobileLinux #Debian

  • YES PLEASE (0 votes)
  • Hmm maybe / Ooh interesting (0 votes)
  • Nah / Huh? / What's Mobian? (0 votes)
  • No, flashing is where the fun is (0 votes)
Poll end: 3 days ago

#debian #mobian #India #MobileLinux #oneplus6 #pocof1

Dávám na vědomí, že zítra, naprosto nesmyslně, uprostřed týdne, zůstávám doma. Naordinoval jsem si náhradní volno. 🤗

Bitwarden Desktop version 2024.10.0 is no longer free software

github.com/bitwarden/clients/i…

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Desktop version 2024.10.0 is no longer free software · Issue #11611 · bitwarden/clients

Pull request #10974 introduces the @bitwarden/sdk-internal dependency which is needed to build the desktop client. The dependency contains a licence statement which contains the following clause: Y...
GitHub
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Strange Culprits
Strange Culprits
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😲

Did they give advance warning so users would be aware of the upcoming change?

Also, lesson learned. Next time a product is not performing as expected in terms of accessibility, cease using the product right away. Don't even try to use the search box or any other workarounds to get to what you want to do. Nope. Just, abandon ship. They won't hesitate to use your attempts to get it working for yourself against you.

Best I can manage for now.
"Request received: Sling TV does not offer accessible guide nor audio descriptions
We received your informal complaint – ticket number 7401450.
We will review your complaint. We will contact you if we need more information. " (at least I can take comfort in knowing that adp.acb.org/streaming.html is still accurate about this matter.)

Streaming Video Services Offering Audio Description

Services which stream videos via the Internet, some of which contain audio description tracks.
The Audio Description Project

What can I say. I'm giving up on this Sling refund. Not worth beating a dead horse. The second agent put me on a 15-minute hold whilst he spoke to his supervisor, and they concluded that there's no exceptions to the refund policy, but that they noted down my accessibility problems and concerns with the guide, playback. I pressed for the creation of a customer support ticket so at least I could know it's getting sent to a team internally but no such luck either. Maybe tomorrow will be better.
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Tyler Spivey
Tyler Spivey
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Credit card chargeback?
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Tamas G
Tamas G
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@tspivey ah sadly got it as debit, I try to not order many things on credit cards so as to not pay it off later but in this case that one worked against me
@Tyler Spivey
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Matthew J
Matthew J
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@tspivey also chargebacks only tend to work if the contract expressly is breached. Unless the ocntract said it was accessible or you could find a term you could argue about, it might not work regardless
@Tyler Spivey
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Leo
Leo
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Ugh sorry you're dealing with that. We considered switching to a cheaper provider, but realized that Youtube TV is the most accessible despite the higher cost. OTAs are not always likely to work either. I think @morganlynn1992 mentioned there might be newer services coming down the pipeline, but not sure.
@Morgan Pimentel
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Tamas G
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@Lprazdnik @morganlynn1992 I'm not sure, people are telling me Direct TV itself has a more accessible service which is a bit ironic. At this point you probably get a better deal going through an internet or cable provider like XFinity, but now I'm even too scared to try their service after this Sling BS. And IPTV is nice for being simple but you're risking suspensions of your IPTV and domain ceasures, neither of which are fun.
@Morgan Pimentel @Leo
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JamminJerry
JamminJerry
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@Lprazdnik @morganlynn1992 the way I see it, while youtube tv is a little pricy, you do get a lot of channels, a lot of dvr space, and it is cheaper than getting cable, with a cable box.
@Morgan Pimentel @Leo
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Tamas G
Tamas G
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@Lprazdnik @morganlynn1992 I do think Google has won that war from an accessibility angle but it's a pretty penny to pay $72, pretty much the price of cable TV not to mention if you pay for any other standalone streaming services. I think the market is truly fucked, I have no other word for it. No matter where you turn there's problems, it's a sad state of that world.
@Morgan Pimentel @Leo
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Leo
Leo
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@morganlynn1992 Oh yeah. We tried XFinity's version of the streaming service, ever since switching back to them as an ISP, and it wasn't great. The app wouldn't allow Morgan to sort by channels, and the streaming box is terrible all around. So yeah, we need better options.
@Morgan Pimentel
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JamminJerry
JamminJerry
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@Lprazdnik @morganlynn1992 72 dollars for cable? you only wish! I think when we had cable with the cable box, we paid 150 for the cable, and around 10 to 12 dollars for each cable box we had.
@Morgan Pimentel @Leo
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Tristan
Tristan
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@Lprazdnik @morganlynn1992 What's the AD situation like on YouTube TV? I imagine it depends on the affiliates you have locally and if they provide audio description over the air?
@Morgan Pimentel @Leo
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Tamas G
Tamas G
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@tristan @Lprazdnik @morganlynn1992 from what I remember of it yes, but even back in 2017 or 2018 when I tried it, the local ABC for this area had it. As far as I know they also support more markets for local channels, whereas Sling is banking on their Air TV (which as I found out is also not compatible on web.) YTV will probably give AD if the closest-local market station supports it which is a huge win that way
@Tristan @Morgan Pimentel @Leo

Hi friends!

We're working with a large technology company looking to understand deaf individual's needs as we build assistive technology. Please forward to all of your #deaf or hard of hearing friends in the USA. We're paying referrals!
Tim
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#deaf

me: *explaining to CEO how we’re using accessibility features from 25 years ago in a new product*
CEO: That seems so obvious. Why hasn’t anybody thought to do it this way before?
me: ableism

So I never thought I'd be saying this, but I'm considering switching away from Outlook because it's not properly deleting my Gmail messages LOL. Everything that Outlook says is deleted still shows up in Gmail's All Mail folder. This doesn't happen using the native mail app in iOS. I've changed some settings in both Outlook and on Gmail's web interface, and this still seems to be occurring. Are there any alternatives out there that are simple and accessible with screenreaders? #Blind #Windows #JAWS #NVDA #A11y
#a11y #blind #Windows #nvda #jaws
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#AskFedi: are there any recent, smart articles about #ATProto and its half-baked decentralization (so far)?

My favorite piece on the subject has been @rysiek 's "Bluesky is cosplaying decentralization" rys.io/en/167.html from a year and a half ago, but significant changes have happened in the meantime... I wonder if there are any updated posts about it?

Oh and @rysiek is one of my favorite people to follow on here, so click on that Follow button if you haven't already.

BlueSky is cosplaying decentralization

Almost exactly six months after Twitter got taken over by a petulant edge lord, people seem to be done with grieving the communities this disrupted and connections they lost, and are ready, eager even
Songs on the Security of Networks
#askfedi #atproto @Michał "rysiek" Woźniak · 🇺🇦

Seru na český zdravotnictví.
Jakmile je potřebuješ ale není to na rychlou sanitku, tak se nikam neprobojuješ, všechno trvá a přehazujou si tě jako brambor. Je jedno že člověk trpí...

Potřebujeme zařídit hospic, zkoušíme to přes lékaře, lékař nás odbyde že na to nemá čas, ať si přijdem v jednu kdy nemá nával. 😳
Nakonec se lékař podaří obejít a domluvíme se přes paliativní službu.

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Štěpán Škorpil
Štěpán Škorpil
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Problém dva, potřebujeme převoz ležáka do hospicu.
Hospic říká, že to musí vyžádat lékař. Zkoušíme zase lékaře, ten nadiktuje 10 čísel ať si to obvoláme sami.

Obvoláme 10 čísel, nikde nás nevezmou.

Tzn ani zítra se do hospicu nedostanem. Další den bude trpět doma. Stav se zhoršil rychle, na tohle nejsme vybavení.

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Štěpán Škorpil
Štěpán Škorpil
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Fakt doufám, že mě včas srazí někde na kole auto a budu mít rychlej konec.

Escher and Penrose were pen pals!
Letter from Escher to Penrose with doodles of teselations and birds

My sister Nandini Harihareswara will be speaking at the Interledger Summit this weekend in Cape Town, South Africa interledger.org/summit/2024/sp… so say hi if you meet her! She is an expert on digital financial inclusion and has interesting stories about how systems work, including what does and doesn't work to make them more meaningfully inclusive.

#ILPSummit24

Nandini Harihareswara

Interledger Foundation
#ilpsummit24

Note slapped onto a French sidewalk advertisement:
"We want trees, not this sh*t"
Mon mate, everyone, everywhere agrees.

This Sumerian house plan, dating back around 5,000 years, offers a glimpse into the architectural sophistication of the Ur III period.

The clay tablet, from the city of Umma, depicts a residential structure centered around a courtyard. Dimensions are given in cubits, likely corresponding to room sizes. Parallel lines represent walls, while doorways are indicated, providing a detailed representation of the house's layout.

Vorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin

#archaeohistories

#archaeohistories

Remember the first time you created that index.html, opened in the browser, and it felt like magic?
@bw wrote a free online ebook and I love the promise:
“I feel strongly that anyone should be able to make a website with HTML if they want. This book will teach you how to do just that. It doesn’t require any previous experience making websites or coding. I will cover everything you need to know to get started in an approachable and friendly way.”

htmlforpeople.com/

Screenshot of the ebook introduction with a pastel nicely illustrated banner with the title HTML for people, and a cute smiling robot

HTML for People

HTML isn't only for people working in the tech field. It's for everyone. Learn how to make a website from scratch in this beginner friendly web book.
htmlforpeople.com
@Blake Watson

I never saw a rainbow in a dandelion before
Looking up at a dandelion gone to seed. The white fluffy seed ball is catching the early morning sun and creating a prismatic effect, with colors of the rainbow tracing the individual seeds.

@Tutanota Watch it we have a pishing/spam email circulating by Tuta Team <kimlucastro3@gmail.com> Important: Database Upgrade and User Verification Required

This account is asking to verify your email. DO NOT CLICK it redirects you to "helpful-playful-authorization.glitch.me/" if you inspect the hyperling which will the ask you to log in again

#tutanota #privacy #news #email #warning

#email #privacy #News #tutanota #warning @Tuta
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Tuta
Tuta
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Hi there. Thanks for sharing this. Please will you also send these details to our abuse team at abuse@tutao.de

WOW. Fedex just dropped a 2000$ laptop at my door without even waiting / signature. At least they rang the bell...

@frameworkcomputer

@Framework
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Hubert Figuière
Hubert Figuière
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@tim_lavoie I live in a very urban area, there is no gate / fence to my door.

Also Canada Post doesn't work for this as it ship from far away.

At least I knew it was coming today and I was right there.

@Tim Lavoie
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Tim Lavoie
Tim Lavoie
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How far do you have to send from to not be able to receive it as postal mail? I would think of it as the default, not the exception.

Billede fundet andet sted på det store net. Hvordan man undgår en del seksuelle overgreb

Never commit yourself! Let someone else commit you.

chrum

edit: 10x Sammy

vrana je vlašský orech
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So, a few clips from an old recording and I have a credible Michael Jayston to read me bits of the new John le Carré thriller, penned by his son Nick, thanks to the Eleven Labs reader.
Uncanny.

Jayston died only a few months ago, according to a quick google. The real Audiobook is read by Simon Russell Beale , who did a credible George Smiley on the radio of course.
My george will always be Bernard Hepton, thanks to a little box of cassettes in the 1990's.

The book cover of Karla's Choice, a John le Carré novel by Nick Harkaway
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Lulu Hartgen
Lulu Hartgen
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I would indeed if you ever find it. I really enjoyed that one.

I rarely use ride-sharing apps because they're destructive to public infrastructure I care about, but recently I had to use Lyft and YOU CAN'T USE IT ON THE WEB. Their website literally tells you to go get the app, so you can't use a desktop browser at all to access their platform. That is an absolutely *wild* choice, and even more absurd that it goes unnoticed in the current media/tech ecosystem.

I walked to my appointment this morning, and had to pass a small construction site. A worker helped me, which was nice. But as I left, he said, "You're doing great." Based on the tone and the conversation, he seemed to be one of those people who is impressed that I can walk around on my own. I get that sighted people can be impressed like this, if they have no experience with blind people, but it's still irritating. That kind of reaction is belittling, even if people don't mean it that way.
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Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
Мира🇧🇬🇭🇺
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Yep.the thing is that, there's no wrong when someone tells you you're doing great in a potentially dangerous area. That could only inspire you,if yoo are really positive. There's also the fact that this worker lost time, and money trying to help, because here, for example, road workers and builders work under civil contracts, or no contracts at all, so the fact they lost time, and money, because they felt that doing good will bring something better in their life, would be enough for me to pay someone if they helped because these people do not receive government cheques, they get what they worked for, and every brick and bag of concrete moved counts, not to mention the countless ways in which these people could get hurt. Yet, a lot of humanity underrates construction workers, and pays them too little for what they do in many places.
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