#IzzyOnDroid adopted the Contributor Covenant (see contributor-covenant.org/). So while in the past we suggested you to add our badge or shield to your Readmes when your app became available at the #IzzyOnDroid repo, now it's time for us to adopt a shield. The first of our repositories already have it in their Readmes, the others will follow soon, so you can easily find it: codeberg.org/IzzyOnDroid/.prof…
UnitedHealth, the largest U.S. health insurance provider, blamed a Russia-based ransomware gang for the huge data breach of U.S. medical data.Zack Whittaker (TechCrunch)
A hack on UnitedHealth-owned tech giant Change Healthcare likely stands as one of the biggest data breaches of U.S. medical data in history.Zack Whittaker (TechCrunch)
In this article, we will provide a few X-based commands that are generally available in most standard distributions today.LinuxToday
Ustup, Jamesi Bonde, přicházejí Clever a Smart 😎😎
Pracovat na těchhle španělských kultovkách je radost.
První díl je venku, druhý v tisku, třetí rozpracovaný, čtvrtý podepsaný.
Těšte se na hybridní hantecíček, zpotvořenou němčinu, slovní hříčky vázané na obraz (dík, komikse ❤️) a originální citoslovce od mého manžela, protože já nikdy nevím, co to dělá za zvuk, když někdo třeba maluje barvou zeď. @stepan ví, že "šmrdli šmrdli". 🤷♀️
A long two days of coding, but I've finally got a good method of sending #Grafana and #Cloudflare alerts to #XMPP set up: github.com/deuill/webhook-gate…
A number of similar projects exist, but none that could set up multiple pipelines/gateways. Hopefully this is useful to someone; blog-post covering the setup here, including deployment on the Google Cloud Run free tier, is coming soon!
A service for transporting WebHooks from Grafana, Cloudflare Notifications, etc. to XMPP, IRC, etc. - deuill/webhook-gatewayGitHub
The Intercept followed AIPAC’s money trail to reveal how its political spending impacts the balance of power in Congress.Akela Lacy (The Intercept)
The Intercept followed AIPAC’s money trail to reveal how its political spending impacts the balance of power in Congress.Akela Lacy (The Intercept)
The Intercept followed AIPAC’s money trail to reveal how its political spending impacts the balance of power in Congress.Akela Lacy (The Intercept)
In this article, we’ll go through the basics of using the diff3 command, its common options, and a few examples to understand how it works in Linux.LinuxToday
A reminder to go take a walk. I didn’t know how much I needed to do this the other day until I was out in the sunshine, captivated by fall color in the neighborhood.
#autumn #leaves #FallLeaves #AutumnLeaves
The BC NDP's platform has a very relatable filename: bcndp_anactionplanforyou_final_final_final_final_web_0.pdf
bcndp.ca/sites/default/files/b…
#bcpoli #cdnpoli
We're taking real action for you and your family — and we won’t stop until the job is done.BC NDP
TIL you can link directly to text content in a web page without using an ID attribute
alfy.blog/2024/10/19/linking-d…
Discover how text fragments revolutionize web navigation. Learn to link directly to specific text on any web page, surpassing traditional 'Ctrl+F' searches.Ahmad Alfy's Blog
Ouroboros O’s: Brings out the eternal snake in you!
#CursedRelics #CursedRelics2024 #Ouroboros #MastoArt #Fantasy #ComicArt
Do you use any of our Fedora Labs? These are spins of Fedora that are set up with specific use cases in mind.
We have labs for:
* Astronomy
* Neuroscience
* Design
* Gaming
* Music
* And more!
In March 2020, just like the millions of businesses around the world, we closed all of Spotify’s offices overnight due to the spread of COVID-19, and asked all of our band members to work from home.HR Blog
Bluesky has raised a $15m series A
This just in time for the weekend, so we’ll be treated to endless tirades about the satanic rites of venture capital
and why the One True Way of building a pure and decent social platform is a grumpy dude paid a terrible wage to ignore user feedback
bsky.social/about/blog/10-24-2…
Bluesky now exceeds 13 million users, the AT Protocol developer ecosystem continues to grow, and we’ve shipped highly requested features like direct messages and video.Bluesky
This letter written by Charles Babbage in 1840 is fascinating ...
... since it appears to be his earliest ever attempt to describe computational recursion in plain language
He *had* to use plain language -- the very concepts he was struggling to enunciate didn't yet have names
As Bruce Sterling puts it, this passage is “a breathless, painful description of the unique ability of software to operate on itself”
Item #12 in my latest "Linkfest" newsletter, free here: buttondown.com/clivethompson/a…
![A letter handwritten by Charles Babbage, in a neat script. It reads, in part: "“Those who are acquainted with the loom are aware that by means of cards having certain holes punched in them it is possible to weave with the SAME loom ANY design however complicated. The design is translated into cards and these direct the motions of the threads. By similar means the motions of the Calculating Engine are directed. Any formula however complicated is translated into cards and these being placed in the Engine it works out that particular formula and gives its numerical value”. “In one respect however it advances beyond the cards of Jacard. For in the case of the development of functions it backs the cards more or less so as to repeat the operation according to any assigned laws thus enabling a small number of cards to supply the place of a great many and rendering it unnecessary to effect the algebraic redevelopment of a function in order to make the cards the LAWS of that development only being communicated by the cards”.](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/602287 "A letter handwritten by Charles Babbage, in a neat script. It reads, in part: "“Those who are acquainted with the loom are aware that by means of cards having certain holes punched in them it is possible to weave with the SAME loom ANY design however complicated. The design is translated into cards and these direct the motions of the threads. By similar means the motions of the Calculating Engine are directed. Any formula however complicated is translated into cards and these being placed in the Engine it works out that particular formula and gives its numerical value”. “In one respect however it advances beyond the cards of Jacard. For in the case of the development of functions it backs the cards more or less so as to repeat the operation according to any assigned laws thus enabling a small number of cards to supply the place of a great many and rendering it unnecessary to effect the algebraic redevelopment of a function in order to make the cards the LAWS of that development only being communicated by the cards”.")
Hello folks! It’s time for my latest “Linkfest” — i.e. "the opposite of doomscrolling”, in which I ceaselessly roam the Internet’s Plutonian shores to find...The Linkfest
I've donated to #SuperSwingDistricts, a strategy for donating to local candidates in important races that are also likely to "turn out" many voters who wouldn't have voted for the federal candidate otherwise. Thanks @glyph for building and sharing this 💜
Please take a look, this strategy seems compelling to me:
High-quality multi-lingual text-to-speech library by MyShell.ai. Support English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. - myshell-ai/MeloTTSGitHub
If only there was a different browser with arm64 builds 😁
From: @benschwarz
front-end.social/@benschwarz/1…
⭐ At the moment Google Chrome isn't available on arm64 architecture. Automations that use Chrome have to run on hotter, more power hungry and expensive CPUs 🔥 If you want to see Chrome running on more efficient hardware, star this issue: https://iss…Front-End Social
still don't have it as the flatpak....
bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.…
UNCONFIRMED (nobody) in Release Engineering - Release Automation: Other. Last updated 2024-09-07.bugzilla.mozilla.org
I think the tide is starting to turn in GNOME and free desktop accessibility for blind people. Check out this positive message on the Orca mailing list, from a former vocal critic of free desktop accessibility: freelists.org/post/orca/Thanks…
Note: This has nothing to do with the work I did earlier this year prototyping a new Wayland-native accessibility stack. So I'm not being self-congratulatory.
[orca] Thanks so much for Orca, orca at FreeListswww.freelists.org
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*blushes* Hey, that sounds like something I'd write.
Oh hey, I wrote that like yesterday! :)
At W3C@30, Jun Murai spoke about "One internet and the web" "So what started from the original idea, like a dream, 60 years ago, now turned out to be a reality. And, this is a space we are working for.w3c.social
Having to tap the "don't support the Factorio devs sign" again but no one will listen because no one really cares.
resetera.com/threads/the-direc…
In early summer of 2021, we had a thread regarding this situation. While it was discussed in the gaming community for a bit, it faded away fairly quickly. During today's Nintendo Direct, I hadn't...ZeoVGM (ResetEra)
The GNOME Foundation Board is seeking input on what people would like to see from GUADEC in the future. We'd love to hear your thoughts.
discourse.gnome.org/t/feedback…
The GNOME Foundation Board of Directors is planning to revisit our future events strategy, particularly the question of where GUADEC should be held. We would like to hear input from the community before we discuss it ourselves.GNOME Discourse
Writing in plain language, providing clear instructions and page titles and other important guidance and tips for content writers.Mitesh Gudhka (WCAG)
Gmail, Outlook, they all offer an “Unsend” feature – but did you know that this only delays sending your email?
Do you use the “Unsend” feature or do you dislike the forced delay? Let us know in the comments!
Find out more about the “Unsend” feature 👉tuta.com/blog/how-to-unsend-em…
#Email #Emailtips #Unsend #Emailundo
Clicked send only to realize a mistake? Learn how to unsend an email in Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, Yahoo, and from your iPhone.Tuta
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
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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."
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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…
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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