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I'm always on the hunt for clothing featuring London Transport Moquette designs. The best place to source these are from the Transport museum. But there have also been dresses and jackets by other companies which unfortunately are not in stock anymore.
#Homeassistant – erfolgreich, weil die NutzerInnensicht beachtet wird
Herstellerspezifische Lösungen scheitern daran, dass sie an ihren eigenen Systemgrenzen enden. Was hilft es, wenn die Hue-Leuchten steuerbar sind, aber der Sensor von Aqara, der Regensensor von Netatmo, die Wallbox oder die Außensteckdose von AVM nicht einbinden kann?
Lediglich Homeassistant schafft den Spagat, eine wirklich umfangreiche Funktionsliste mit einer hinreichenden Usability zu verbinden.
In the Victorian era, there was a disease: climacteric insanity. It was a form of hysteria which specifically *only* affected women aged 40-60. And these were its symptoms, which might sound familiar to a lot of you around that age...
Now, in great news for any 48 year old woman undergoing mood swings in the 19th century, climacteric insanity was considered eminently curable, and in even better news the cure usually wasn't being sent to the asylum, unless you were particularly rage-y.
The cure for climacteric insanity had several main strands. First of all, the patient was advised to be away from friends and family as they might prove to trigger anger or sadness. Usually this would be a trip away rather than the asylum.
Enriching entertainment was a crucial part of the cure for climacteric insanity, as well as eating a good diet. Oh, and a ton of drugs, too. Morphine and cannabis were recommended to relieve insomnia and calm "nervous irritation".
The final part of the cure was regular enemas or laxatives, because Dr Skrae was convinced that it was the climacteric insanity which caused constipation, and not the dosing with morphine.
Now, we suspect that the perimenopausal among you would like nothing better than for a doctor to prescribe you some weed and a holiday, but we feel obliged to say that menopause is NOT a form of insanity. And also that hysteria was, in general, plain old medical misogyny.
So the wife ran over the power cable of the vacuum earlier this week. She had a bit of a shock when winding in the exposed cable, but luckily no harm done.
I sent the image off for a repair quote and of course to a few people.
the interesting thing was, when I read their responses (my brother, for example, said " Hahaha she done a proper job on that!") I naturally heard it in his voice. Ditto for the other few people I showed it to.
Then the response from the LLM comes in, of course, "The damage visible across these images suggests that the electrical cord of the vacuum cleaner has been compromised, likely due to accidental contact with the vacuum's rotating brush or similar mechanical damage. This cord should not be used in its current state, as it constitutes a significant fire and safety hazard. It is essential to either repair or replace the cord before using the vacuum cleaner again to avoid any potential for harm."
And I hear it in Data's voice from The Next Generation. I don't know why.
Day 6 - #adventOfIOSAccessibility. With regular buttons from UIKit or SwiftUI, you are all set. With complex views, headings, or table/collection view cells that, when selected, bring the user somewhere else in the app or perform an action, you'll have to add the button accessibility trait yourself to convey users that it is an interactive component.
If you want to get your language added to Feather Wiki, you can also contribute a translation! Instructions can be found at feather.wiki/?page=translation
The ideas behind these new long-term support curl release branches. How they work, why we do them, how the different from the normal curl releases and so on.
Thinking about storing TLS sessions more permanently, e.g. in a file. This would make these available the next time you start curl. Reusing them is beneficial for performance, especially now that w...
“Amelia… was recently looking at the famous triptych painting The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch with a friend when they noticed a man on the right-hand panel with musical notes written on his butt. Highly amused, Amelia then transcribed these notes into modern notation and created a little sound clip that has been colloquially called “The Butt Song From Hell” — which is available for listen on her Tumblr.”
Hieronymus Bosch - The Music Written on This Dude's Butt
Luke and I were looking at Hieronymus Bosch's painting The Garden of Earthly Delights and discovered, much to our amusement, music written up…
I had a very wise, elderly art history teacher once who told us that in his 40-year-career, the most profoundly unknowable question a student ever asked him about an artwork was: "are they putting the flowers in, or taking them out?"
Hello. I just spat out my coffee. I'm #blind and your #alttext made me do it. Brilliant toot too. May I congratulate you especially on including "bum bouquet". Bowing. Grateful.
Back when I was more active as an artist, I used to be part of a group that did "braille graffiti". We embossed sticky foil with brailled messages. We did this as a response to "braille appropriation", using braille as a graphic device in a form that braille users can't read. The Dutch parliament building is a jarring example of this. It has Art 1 of our Constitution (non-discrimination principle) on its ground level glass facade, but it's illegible to braille users.
@anantagd I love it! As a mischievous artist myself, I learned that you can get away with a lot by wearing a construction vest or carrying a toolbox. Wow, that sounds so frustrating; reminds me of a similar trend where people were using math symbol letters for "fancy" usernames. Do those still break screen readers? Like this: 𝓘𝓼 𝓽𝓱𝓲𝓼 𝓵𝓮𝓰𝓲𝓫𝓵𝓮?
Some screen readers have some support for it now (and thanks to your toot I found out it was turned off by default). Hadn't tried it before but it works. For those in my situation: NVDA -> settings -> preferences -> speech -> Unicode normalisation -> enabled.
Some big news (for me) regarding my Forbes column: I’m still part of Forbes’ contributor network and still part of DEI, but my column is being shifted to the broader consumer tech section.
In a blog post on Friday, Google said it believes the bug is the first public example of an AI tool finding a previously unknown exploitable memory-safety issue in widely used real-world software.
Was expecting pure bullshit based on the 'AI code review tools' I've seen, but pleasantly surprised to see that they're just using it to be a better fuzz tester
Question for those that have connected with me on Fedi: if you have a moment and wouldn't mind loading up my blog to see if it loads fine, I'd much appreciate it. I moved it to another VPS and just want to make sure it's still working fine. It'll likely load a bit slower depending on your geographical location as I've temporarily moved it to my Seoul-based VPS, but as long as it's not terribly slow or completely unresponsive, hopefully it'll be fine. Thank you! 🙏 davejansen.com/
We have 2 days to gather $567.83 or else the sole working vehicle for two families will be repossessed. This will make it impossible for my son in law to work and support the new baby that will be arriving this month, and will limit me to relatively scarce remote-only positions for my job hunt. Please help us if you can. Thank you in advance for any assistance you can give, even if it's just a boost.
The Quebec government is launching an investigation of two English-language junior colleges in Montreal over complaints that the conflict in the Middle East has created an unsafe climate on campus.
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