WCAG Quick Tips for Content Writers | WCAG
Writing in plain language, providing clear instructions and page titles and other important guidance and tips for content writers.Mitesh Gudhka (WCAG)
Gramerly: we will read your emails and wrote a summary for you, saving you time!
Also gramerly: We will write your emails for you.
Like, at what point is this just burning gpu cycles for no reason? No one is reading the long as email Gramerly wrote cause gamerly is also summarizing it on the other side.
We all know about scripts/checkpatch.pl
But are people aware of scripts/czechpatch.pl?
$ cat scripts/czechpatch.pl
print('lol no')
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If I'm correct it was just a spin-off from a google experiment function that would keep your emails from being send on weekend nights to avoid sending drunken emails to your boss/friends and then you had to 'approve' them in the morning to be actually send.
The 'unsend' function is so obvious that it's just delayed, but I did use it a few times to correct grammar.
[ngtcp2] set max window size to 10x of initial (128KB), as the quiche backend does by kazuho · Pull Request #15392 · curl/curl
QUIC backends use flow control windows initially set to 128KB. In #14880, the maximum size used by the quiche backend was increased to 1280KB, but that of the ngtcp2 backend remained at 128KB. With...GitHub
Nem sequer vou discutir esse ponto de vista, porque desta vez, tenho uma solução fácil, rápida e que pode agradar a todos.
Nem sempre é fácil, mas desta vez, é! Façam isto:
Se querem afastar-se de ideologias políticas, baseiem-se na ciência e na evidência. Reúnam um painel de especialistas (sociólogos e psicólogos) e deixem-nos definir o currículo.
Problema resolvido. De nada.
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This thought was triggered by a comment on an article about Rust: lobste.rs/s/ktwhai/rust_prism#…
To be clear, language complexity isn't a good thing for its own sake. Still, reading that comment made me have that sudden reaction.
This, slightly further down in the comments, along with the idea of Kernighan's Lever, gets to the problem with that sort of flexing:
"This implies that programmers exist in isolation. Most of the code I read was not written by me. If the subset of the language that I stick to is a completely disjoint subset to the one a collaborator sticks to, we can’t review each others’ code. If I jump into a new project and it’s using a distinct subset of the language to the one 1/2
@torvalds on the removal of some [russian] entries from the MAINTAINERS file:
lore.kernel.org/all/CAHk-%3Dwh…
"'It's entirely clear why the change was done, it's not getting reverted [...]
[…] the "various compliance requirements" are not just a US thing.
If you haven't heard of Russian sanctions yet, you should try to read the news some day. […]
[…] I'm Finnish. Did you think I'd be *supporting* Russian aggression? Apparently it's not just lack of real news, it's lack of history knowledge too."
A friend came to visit me yesterday, and he was sneezing. And I said “is that covid?” And he goes “I don’t think so, it’s just a cold”.
Tested him on the spot.
He had covid.
I really believed something good would’ve come out of this: widespread testing, architectural changes for ventilation in public buildings, rethinking sanitary regulations on food production, work from home as default, universal basic income, etc.
Instead everyone is just trying really hard to forget and pretend it never happened.
I could be wrong about what they're doing, I've only listened to it briefly.
All the people who think calling Trump a fascist is an exaggeration, or just a political attack, should consider something.
Wanting to close the borders, bombing a synagogue, naming left-leaning people as "degenerates" doesn't make you a fascist. Those are just the natural courses of action that the fascist ideas lead you to.
Fascism is a set of ideas and theories. Well defined about a century ago, first in Italy, then mostly in Spain and Germany.
And the thing is that if you read the transcriptions of the speeches the Italian and Spaniard ideologues from the 20 and 30s of the last century, you will be surprised how close they are to the ones by, not only the 2024 unleashed version of Trump, but also from its 2016 tamer version or pretty much most of the mainstream republican party politicians at large.
"Fascist" is not just a generic violent boogie man. It's a very specific set of ideas which are becoming increasingly mainstream among the global right.
Trump is a fascist. Putin is a fascist, even if he pretend to be fighting them in Ukraine. Netanyahu is a fascist even if he shields behind the Holocaust to commit genocide. A fascist is not someone who covers themselves in nazi regalia. A fascist is someone whose ideas match with fascism.
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Bear in mind that the difference between a "disposable" vape and a "technically rechargeable" one is basically just the addition of a USB port that had to be intentionally removed from the off-the-shelf electronics used to make it.
Selling "technically rechargeable" devices as cheaply as the "disposable" ones they replace won't fix the problem.
In terms of material use, ten "disposable" vapes are about the technological equivalent of a smartphone.
Imagine a phone you threw over your shoulder after making ten calls.
Now imagine the next "disposable" device that uses the same amount of materials.
We shouldn't be banning individual products. We need a comprehensive Circular Economy Bill that bans ALL products that don't fit strict criteria of sustainability, reuse, repair, remanufacture and compostability.
commonweal.scot/single-use-pol…
Single-Use Policy
Craig Dalzell Imagine a new innovation in portable electronic technology. With this new gadget, you can speak to your friends and family, no matter how far away they are. This device – a “telephone…Common Weal
Et voilà pour la facturation électronique on sera obligés de passer par des prestataires privés, propriétaires, et payants.
Un surcoût pour toutes les entreprises, particulièrement les petites.
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Who knows how do I pin a package to a specific version in #archlinux? Something like apt's package pinning in Debian.
Why? I don't want to update my kernel to newest versions where the team just silently removed more than 10 Russian developers from maintainers list. This is not fair and I will stay on honest versions with honest maintainers list.
Russell Contreras zeroes in on findings of the PRRI "Challenges to Democracy" study. Who, precisely wants to round up immigrants and put them into camps?
79% of Republicans vs. 22% of Democrats
75% of white evangelicals
61% of white Catholics
58% of white mainline Protestants
#Republicans #Trump #JDVance #immigrants #violence #MassDeportations #churches #WhiteEvangelicals #WhiteCatholics #MainlineProtestants
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As Moira Donegal reminds us, Trump's plan to round up immigrants, put them into camps, and deport them is a "moral abomination," no matter how many white Christians lust for it and how the corporate media whitewash it.
"What is being proposed is a vast cruelty, a human tragedy, and a costly national investment in racism."
#Republicans #Trump #JDVance #immigrants #violence #MassDeportations #churches #WhiteEvangelicals #WhiteCatholics #MainlineProtestants
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theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
Trump’s proposal for mass deportation of immigrants is a moral abomination
This would be a horrific program of ethnic cleansing – yet most of the media reaction has focused on the economic costsMoira Donegan (The Guardian)
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chudák kengura 😢
myliptov.sme.sk/c/23402158/lip…
Voľne žijúca kengura bola na Liptove atrakciou, exotické zviera zrazilo auto
V prírode ju ľudia vídali viac ako rok.Ľubica Stančíková (SME.sk)
Takové monstrum se jen tak nevidí. Jakub Vágner chytil pod Bítovem obřího sumce
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Takové monstrum se jen tak nevidí. Jakub Vágner chytil pod Bítovem obřího sumce
Jen dva týdny poté, co známý rybář a dobrodruh Jakub Vágner chytil na Vranovské přehradě na Znojemsku rekordního sumce o délce 264 centimetrů, oznámil další monstrózní úlovek. Obří ryba, kterou chytil u hradu Bítov, měřila 252 centimetrů.Ilona Pergrová (Deník.cz)
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Trying to add TLS session handling for OpenSSL's QUIC implementation. Hit a wall in github.com/openssl/openssl/iss…
Any QUIC implementation takes years to get working. Until then, it will stay experimental.
I am very glad that @samueloph slashed the Gordian knot and pushed curl with ngtcp2+gnutls out there for everyone.
QUIC new session callback has wrong SSL* · Issue #25788 · openssl/openssl
Tested with OpenSSL 3.4.0 in curl. When adding: SSL_CTX_sess_set_new_cb(ssl_ctx, cf_osslq_new_session_cb); SSL_set_app_data(ssl, ); to the main SSL* instance of a QUIC connection, t...GitHub
Question for those of us in the UK.
What do you think of Assisted Dying?
I would accept it if we can make the choice to have it before we are very, very ill.
I can't imagine letting animals suffer the way we let our old people.
If you have built #curl for visionOS, maybe you can help this user out?
github.com/curl/curl/discussio…
How to build for visionOS? · curl curl · Discussion #15357
Hi, I'm recently wrapping a C libaray, which depends on CURL, into a swift package. It is then used for building a native visionOS app. I've been following the official document for building from s...GitHub
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