Díky @martinvlasak za tip. Openvibe, česká app, která propojuje čtyři nové sociální sítě - Nostr, Bluesky, Mastodon a Threads.

openvibe.social/

Openvibe — Town Square for Open Social Media

Interact With Anyone On The Open Internet. All Decentralised Social Networks, Single Timeline.

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Markdown export will be available in wallabag 2.7.0.

github.com/wallabag/wallabag/p…

#markdown #opensource #wallabag

Add Markdown export by nicosomb · Pull Request #7799 · wallabag/wallabag

Q A Bug fix? no New feature? yes BC breaks? no Deprecations? no Tests pass? yes Documentation no Translation no CHANGELOG.md no License MIT Should fix #4243

^GitHub

Neuvěřitelné. Po výměně rádia za neoriginální je možné mít v autě z roku 2010 funkční Android Auto. A rádio vypadá, že tam patří.

#maleRadosti

Hey #VisuallyImpaired / #blind friends: If you see a post containing an image with no alt text, reply to that message and tag @altbot. It'll reply to you with alt text for the image. Tres cool!

(Your reply can also be a private mention, if you don't want others to know. But if you keep it the same privacy as the original, then you'll also help other people)

The first virtual meeting occurred in…1916?

"The telephone connections involved traversed about 6,500 kilometers (about 4,000 miles) across 20 states, held up by more than 150,000 poles running through 5,000 switches. … more than 5,100 members attended."

They even had break-out sessions and a musical interlude.

spectrum.ieee.org/virtual-meet…

#Retrocomputing #Zoom #IEEE

The First Virtual Meeting Was in 1916

The amazing feat linked up 5,100 engineers from Atlanta to San Francisco

^{Allison Marsh (IEEE Spectrum)}

From my sister:

kakistocracy

/kăk"T-stök'ra-sẽ, kä"kĩ-/ (*)
noun
1. Government by the least qualified or most unprincipled citizens.
2. Government by the worst men.
3. Government under the control of a nation's worst or least-qualified citizens.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition • More at Wordnik

I'm going to start listing some good things that have happened in society, and I know a lot of you are going to want to say, Well, that's all over now, it will all be taken away, but remember nothing lasts forever, even the bad stuff. So, instead of giving into despair and hopelessness, think for a second, and instead of tearing down hope, add to the list.

The idea that we would have open legal gay marriage in my lifetime wasn't something I believed would happen, but here we are.

I can buy legal recreational Marijuana in my state.

The show Drag Race not only exists, but it has for a long time, and it's very popular.

AIDS is no longer a death sentence.

And to add to that, you can take a drug that will just stop you from getting it.

There is a vaccine for Malaria.

I can just go buy an electric car.

When I was a kid, parents hitting kids was the rule, not an exception.

In my teens and 20's, I never met a transitioned or transitioning Trans person, now I know lots of them.

Abortion pills exist.

There are tenant union.

There is a vaccine against cervical cancer.

Women make up more than half of the college educated work force.

Millions of people showed up to protest police brutality in 2020, I know that's not enough, but if you compare that to the past, or even Rodney King, it's a big fucking deal.

Things are rough, and we are scared, but we haven't just been treading water, and we won't just sit in misery. It's never going to be perfect, but we can be better.

So, we’re going to spend billions of dollars deporting people whose labor we exploit to hold down food costs while also surrendering all the taxes they pay without receiving benefits.

Yep, sounds like the genius who managed to bankrupt casinos.

It is well known that websites must be accessible, but what about mobile apps? Mobile apps must also follow WCAG 2.2 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) standards with a few exceptions that apply to native software.

Do you have a mobile or desktop app that needs to be tested? If so, then why not schedule a consultation with @tayarndt Taylor has both the knowledge of accessibility auditing, and of developing accessible mobile apps. (1/2)

Yikes, the FOMO is certainly not worth the accessibility nightmare this Bluesky website is.

It's a perfect example of usable, but not accessible.

It's a bunch of labeled elements with no structure whatsoever so you're tabbing through endless links, buttons, and links, and buttons, and links, and buttons, to get somewhere. Forget reading a thread with replies, that will take you forever because there is no structure, at all, to aid in navigation. No landmarks, no heading structure, no headings at all, just links and buttons, links and buttons, and the search is on some different page so I can't even get back to the top quickly. Blind people can have Bluesky because I don't have FOMO.

#Twitter #BlueSky #Accessibility