Audiobook sales have finally surpassed e-books - Good e-Reader
Digital book sales in the United States have been strong since the summer. In August 2024, e-book revenues were up 6.1%, generating 90.4 million dollars. Year-to-date e-book revenues were up 3.5% compared to the first eight months of 2023, for $687.Michael Kozlowski (Good e-Reader)
Improving E-book Accessibility Through Automated Content Management - Good e-Reader
The e-book market is projected to reach $14.61 billion in 2024, reflecting a 3.2% increase from $14.16 billion in 2023. In 2023, 21% of Americans between the ages of 30 and 49 owned an e-reader.Markus Reily (Good e-Reader)
Blind Musicians Collection Listening Station
Do you know a blind or low-vision artist who has recorded music? We would love to preserve their legacy, alongside...Devon Price (American Printing House)
👔 Ťažký týždeň: Najväčšie problémy Slovenska | Aktuality
📣 Ako zlepiť zlepenec vládnej koalície.V najnovšej časti Ťažkého týždňa bude reč o sexuálnej výchove na školách a nanočasticiach v pive. Tiež sme sa pozreli...YouTube
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Nvidia to join Dow Jones Industrial Average, replacing rival chipmaker Intel
Nvidia is replacing Intel in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, a shakeup that reflects a massive change in the semiconductor industry.Kif Leswing (CNBC)
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@matt The simplest way to express it would be that there's a lot of magic for the complex stuff, but far too little for the basics. I can set up a web server super easily with a few annotations, but if I want to check if two sets of some custom class Foobar are equal, I need to manually override equals() and check equality for every field. This specific point applies to multiple programming languages, but I find myself more frustrated in Java because of how many other things have magic solutions.
On an ecosystem note, many of the "magical" solutions that exist are confusing and poorly documented. Javadoc is either a terrible format for API docs, or people simply aren't using it correctly. There are a lot of handy APIs that give you zero indication of how to use them, and you have to hunt for documentation across the internet. I spent many hours this week trying to craft the exact right query that would take me to an example for an API that exists.
Someone took the take of "web designers should learn how to write html and css", which I very much agree with, into a "no, instead, designers should use AI to write their HTML and CSS for them" take and I just...
The point of learning how to actually build an interface in HTML and CSS is to better understand the medium for which you are designing. The AI tool (or any tool really, that outputs code) isn't going to do that for you, because they're too unreliable to do it well and correctly.
Ač jsem veskrze pragmatická, přece jen jsem několikrát v životě narazila na věci zvláštní... třeba dnes v noci.
Utočili na mě děsi, všemožné příšery, tlamy otevřené, oči vyvalené, co chvíli to vypadalo, že je po mě. Fakt jsem se bála. Musela jsem vstát, rozsvítit a zaměstnat se něčím jiným, abych se jich zbavila.
Takže vytyčuji téma: tajemno... Setkali jste se s něčím, co si nedokážete vysvětlit?
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OK that's a new one. A popover.
Not to login
Not to give you email address
Not for coupons
Just a fucking ad. Like there used to be popup windows for.
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Today I implemented advanced style settings for #fluffychat with much more colors and the ability to blur the wallpaper. Also fixed a bug which made a wallpaper always look too downscaled
#RIPE89 was an absolute blast, we would like to thank @ripencc for organizing this amazing event. We met a lot of interesting people and had lovely chats. If you would like to watch @m4rc3l lightning talk about our RIPE Labs article series, here is the recording: ripe89.ripe.net/archives/video…
#DDIX #Dresden @melody @m4rc3l
Daily Archives – RIPE 89
A RIPE Meeting is a five-day event where Internet Service Providers (ISPs), network operators and other interested parties from all over the world gather.ripe89.ripe.net
Starlink offered to 99.5% of zone, but locals say Roam product was disabled.
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Videos from #MatrixConf, usable implementations of Matrix 2.0, a new Matrix Client called Tammy and lots of changes in Fractal! This and more happened this week in #Matrix!
Come check it out at matrix.org/blog/2024/11/01/thi… 🎉
This Week in Matrix 2024-11-01
Matrix, the open protocol for secure decentralised communicationsMTRNord (matrix.org)
is a FOSS, decentralized, privacy focused project.
Any chance of getting the videos mirrored somewhere that matches, like #Peertube?
I suggest Conf.tube unless you want to run your own instance.
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Can't focus into text fields, Android + external keyboard · Issue #31820 · facebook/react-native
In the first Expo example on https://reactnative.dev/docs/textinput - with an external physical keyboard on Android, we don't seem to be able to move the focus into/ between these input fields. It'...GitHub
"Who preserves what happens on the internet?" Listen as
@brewsterkahle talks with Mary Louise Kelly of All Things Considered about the cyberattacks against the Internet Archive.
I'm thinking a little touchscreen with an ESP32 in a box with a battery that BLE's to my laptop.
Side-note: This is another reason I avoid UK-based audio-described content. No thanks pitch shift
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If you are still seeing problems, then I would submit the feedback right from the web app, there is a “send feedback” link somewhere at the top.
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