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Good morning everyone! As you all know if you follow me, I'm a sighted dev whose focus is on accessibility for the blind. I got into the space of accessibility and learned how important it was because I joined an accessibility jam and got first hand experience speaking with blind gamers. So I'm inviting you to the type of jam that changed my outlook! So join the discord for "Games for blind gamers" and ask your questions! discord.gg/tqQXqX8gEq
This week, Jonathan Bennett and Randal Schwartz chat with Daniel Stenberg about curl! How many curl installs are there?! What’s the deal with CVEs? How has curl managed to not break its ABI f…
The fun continues. See day one. In an office building close to the Waterloo station in London, around 40 persons again sat down at this giant table forming a big square that made it possible for us all to see each other.
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Folks, have you encountered this weird NVDA issue? NVDA does not enter focus mode when pressing enter on the Gemini edit field. I can duplicate it, and it doesn't affect JAWS 2025. github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issue… @NVAccess
Steps to reproduce: go to the gemini website https://gemini.google.com/app After making the current options such as accepting contracts and logging into google. It is important to mention that my n...
I don't know Gemini, but it may be the same issue I find at Youtube comment edit field. Try pressing up arrow until you land at the page element imediately above, then press tab; it should focus on the edit field and enter focus mode.
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is the practice of provisioning and managing your computing infrastructure using code, rather than manual processes and settings.
When working with Linux or any other operating system, you might encounter the terms localhost and 127.0.0.1 quite often. They are closely related, but understanding the distinction between the two can help clarify many networking concepts.
* rbtlui: if you always wanted to explore our #reproducibleBuilds this app is for you: rbtlui provides a graphical interface to explore the builders verifying the apps (and the verified apps themselves) provided by IzzyOnDroid on reproducibility. Of course rbtlui is RB itself 🛡️
This is a repository of apps to be used with your F-Droid client. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github, GitLab, Codeberg).
Just received these extremely fluffy pupmojis from @dzuk: @iris and @lumi reimagined as minimalist emoji in all their glory, and I'm in full-blown cuteness overload
For some reason people fleeing the sinking #Twitter / #X ship for #BlueSky don't seem to be aware of the fact that crypto bros at #BlockchainCapital bought a huge stake in the company just a few weeks ago. Like these are basically the same crypto bros who just helped #ElonMusk buy Twitter. They might even be literally the same people (I strongly suspect they are but I'm too lazy to check). Either way #BlockchainCapital was co-founded by #BrockPierce, who also brought you #Tether, AKA the company that Trump's transition team chairman manages $120 billion for. Pierce is also a friend of the #Netanyahu family.
Moving to BlueSky is not an escape. Growing a base there is just putting in a bunch of work to create a platform that will be co-opted by crypto bros as soon as X breaks in half.
If you think for a minute I didn't preorder this as soon as I heard about it, well...
A brilliant new Black Mirror-style sci-fi thriller by the star of Red Dwarf and Fully Charged.
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Morris is a laboratory janitor in Oxford and is perfectly happy with his lot.
When Morris accepts company stock as overtime pay, he never expects to be caught in the middle of an extraordinary discovery – a camera that captures images from through time, not space.
Told through Morris’s own observations, but also through clippings from newspapers, tech magazines and websites from all over the world – The Ghost Camera offers a Black Mirror-style parable about where technology might lead us. ctrk.klclick.com/l/01JCK4XGXB0…
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Whoever designed this page should be embarrassed. “Tracking status: Advised?” WTH does that mean? “No tracks for your parcel”? That’s not even English. Get a grip ParcelForce.
At least it doesn't say they attempted the delivery, and notified you of it. That happened to me. Turns out, it's a system error. what a dumb way of erroring...
While LLM output looks promising and true, there is always something wrong — and you won't find it unless you have experience in the subject area.
For carthography AI is especially bad, because nobody writes proper documentation, so there is nothing to train on.
Here are three examples of Ian's LLM photo-to-tags bridge integrated into Every Door. While opening hours detection works great, everything else... Can you spot what's wrong in each tag list?
Drawing maps with pen and paper is fun — and Every Door removes that completely!
I mean, it was great going around and marking stuff on paper, but having to enter everything in JOSM when you're back home was daunting.
Hence, everything we did on paper before, now is possible inside Every Door. It makes surveying so much more efficient and rewarding! And no more printing and wasting trees.
I was always fascinated with how far OSM reaches. You can zoom out the map in Every Door to the max, scroll to the Arctic, zoom back in, and find a town at 78° latitude where every cafe and hotel are mapped. And confirmed just a few months ago — albeit with @streetcomplete .
How do I know who and when edited a place? On the editor pane header there is a clock button, which shows the object history, highlighting tag changes. Go back in time and see how OSM grew!
Thanks to George Honeywood for submitting a pull request adding that panel.
In the past couple weeks, I'm increasingly looking towards @MapComplete : its thematic editing and linear geometry tools would be very helpful when I finally get myself to survey speed limits in my area.
Every Door can do much, but not all. That's why many mappers have multiple apps on their phones: StreetComplete, Organic Maps, OsmAnd, Vespucci, Go Map... And MapComplete in a browser tab.
Even after the darkest night, the sun will shine. The sea will entertain you with its relaxing noise, and the sand will reflect the light in a warm, ancient colour palette.
It’s been a long long while since I’ve focused on my writing so I signed up at writingmonth.org. My goal is simple - commit to writing at least 500 words/day and see where it leads me ✍️
My handle is curiousmagpie if you want to connect there. 👋
Hey y'all! Here's today's NotebookLM deep dive. This talks about the ZoomH1 essential operation manual which you can find on the zoomcorp.com website. If you're new to the Zoom H1 then this should help. This deep dive covers a lot that is in that manual.
#AfricanArt #flute #flutist #painting #oilpainting Painting of the Day. The Flutist VI > > artcameroon.com/the-flutist-6/ Here is an oil painting of a barefoot flute player rendered in bold, sweeping strokes of color. The painting captures the joy and passion of music making. 37 x 63 centimeters 15 x 25 inches $500 original / Satisfaction guaranteed / Free delivery
Equipped with a rodent version of a Cybertruck, these driving rats reveal that positive experiences may sculpt the brain just as powerfully as stressful ones
"If you live in an apartment complex and feel like someone is following you home, you shouldn't turn the lights on right away when you get inside. If you do, it can tip them off as to which exact unit you live in."
More improvements coming to #LibreOffice thanks to students in the Google Summer of Code! For instance, in Calc's Function Wizard, the functions are now nicely grouped together – rather than being in one big list: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #foss #OpenSource
This year, LibreOffice was once again a mentoring organization in the Google Summer of Code (GSoC), a global program focused on bringing more developers into free and open source software development.
You mean like they have been in Numbers? Like, forever? Who was the genius who thought of this? Because he copied the idea, but the typography and the UI are absolutely, eye cancer causing horrific.
🇫🇷🇦🇿 Nuevo capítulo en las tensas relaciones entre Francia y Azerbaiyán:
En la COP29 de Bakú el presidente azerí Ilham Aliyev aprovechó su discurso para volver a atacar a Francia por su rol colonial en sus territorios de ultramar, espacialmente en Nueva Caledonia
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