Häufig erreichte mich die Frage, ob der Beitrag zu Gmail noch zutrifft – und die Antwort lautet: Ja! Google, beziehungsweise Gmail, liest weiterhin eure E-Mails. Das betrifft nicht nur eure eigenen Nachrichten, sondern auch E-Mails von Absendern, die selbst kein Gmail-Konto haben, aber an eine Gmail-Adresse senden. 👇
From the Florida OutReach Center for the Blind: Reading and Finding Books With Guest Presenter David Goldfield: Thursday, February 13, 2:00 PM Eastern Time groups.io/g/tech-vi/message/85…
Jan Kowalleck, Sarah Hoffmann, @hugovk, @matk, Stefan Eissing, and Denis Ovsienko are the Sovereign Tech Fellowship's first cohort. Please join us in welcoming the six maintainers in the Sovereign Tech Agency’s one-year pilot program to support critical digital infrastructure and the people who work on it. Meet the fellows ➜ sovereign.tech/news/meet-the-s…
#NextCloud #accessibility is highly impacted by this thing that seems very small. What they did is they removed (!) the Copy Public Link from the context menu in their File Explorer integration. I don't know who to call, but I'm pretty sure we need to create more noise in there. I'm thinking about starting a petition. Please join me! github.com/nextcloud/desktop/i… // CC @nextcloud
Hi, The public share link has been removed with the 3.15 client version. Could it be possible to bring back this feature ? Below, a screen from a right click on a folder/file with the 3.14.3 client...
Yup, I absolutely agree. Sounds stupid but that was a very big reason for me to not spin up NC on my new server again, the clients GUI is garbage anyway, and use GoogleDrive instead. I know it's not the same, and I wish NC would get more useable again, but I'm sick of that kinda half accessible weird crap they're doing with the desktop client, the rest is acceptable imo.
Seafile's web interface was more accessible last I checked. And there was a long standing horrific data deletion bug that caused me to immediately avoid Nextcloud
Expected behaviour Nextcloud Desktop should not remove files from the server that are not gone from the machine. Actual behaviour Two days ago, Nextcloud desktop removed all my files from the serve...
can you open a new issue about accessibility concerns in regards to removal of the Copy Public Link option? It's good to have a dedicated report to review and address it.
Are there any news on this so far? Like, I know the GH issue is still desatesfying, but do you plan to do more yet? Like, I'm so bored I would actually get up a nextcloud again but that link generation thing makes me not doing it.
@jonathan859 As suggested by an actual person from NextCloud, I will create a separate issue about accessibility implications of this removal. Also, I'm considering trying SeaFile as an alternative. I tried also OCIS (it's kind of a new OwnCloud thing), but there sharing seems to be over-complicated.
A 25-year-old who's worked for Elon Musk companies now has direct control over a Treasury system disbursements from which amount to a fifth of the US economy. He has high-level admin privileges on a mainframe housing all the code. Access granted as debt ceiling crisis looms, officials in charge of the area have resigned in protest.
The Bureau of the Fiscal Service is a sleepy part of the Treasury Department. It’s also where, sources say, a 25-year-old engineer tied to Elon Musk has admin privileges over the code that controls Social Security payments, tax returns, and more.
Experts question whether Edward Coristine, a DOGE staffer who has gone by “Big Balls” online, would pass the background check typically required for access to sensitive US government systems.
I thought I would show off another recording in my train sounds collection from Melbourne. I was very lucky to get these from a man who recorded them at the time in 1982. This is what they called a tait train, An old wooden electric set which were the first on the Melbourne network. Apart from the traction motors, you will also hear the jingling sound of the handles that people could hold which were on leather straps that would swing wildly as the train moved. These trains did not have electric doors, you opened and closed them manually, a lot of people used to keep them open as the train was moving in hot weather because there was no air conditioning. These trains were at the very end of their lives When this recording was made.
Ofcom replied to our earlier questions regarding the #OnlineSafetyAct, and declined to answer essentially all of them. We try to understand Ofcom's vague guidance, and contrast it with the stern warnings in today's livestream:
In today's livestream (58:00), Ofcom's James Proudfoot told service providers, "If people reach out, what's useful is we can talk to you a bit more speci...
#ČNB si hraje s používáním #LLM pro prognózování inflace. Čekám, že tam mají daleko větší odborníci na AI než jsem já, ale LLM mi pro číselné predikce přijde naprosto nevhodný. Aspoň že tam zmiňují, že si hrají i s jinými metodami strojového učení. cnb.cz/cs/o_cnb/cnblog/Prvni-v…
"Předpokládej, že jsi v čase 𝝉 a nejsou ti poskytnuty žádné další pozdější informace."
LOL, čestné soudružské, že nebudu brát v potaz data, z kterých jsem se učil, když už byla inflace pro dané období známa. To se pak nedivím, že jim ty predikce vyšly tak dobře. 😄
@sesivany Jojo, přesně to je ten důvod, proč si myslím, že to není vhodně vybraný model strojového učení. Jako ať si to zkouší se současnými daty na letošní rok a v roce 2026 ať řeknou výsledky. Good luck s chaotickými událostmi typu válka na Ukrajině a Trump v Americe.
Good morning! On this first Tuesday in February, you are all invited to read through Wikipedia’s List of common misconceptions (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_…) per ancient xkcd custom.
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While Musk is trying to kill entire government agencies by tweet, Samantha Power walks into The Late Show and explains why USAID is the agency that keeps the world safe and free from disease.
Everything Elon is trying to hide because he wants to free up money for his own tax cuts, Samantha Power lays out beautifully right here:
Stephen welcomes the former Administrator of USAID, Samantha Power, back to The Late Show to explain what the agency does and why the world, including the Un...
A step every American should take—and its costs nothing but 30 seconds of your time. To demand accountability of Musk, use this template and email the U.S. Treasury Department today. Email to privacy@treasury.govwith the following Subject Lineand full email. Sign your name at the bottom, and forward this to everyone you know to do the same. lets-address-this-with-qasim-r…
Take 30 seconds to demand the Treasury Department comply with the Privacy Act of 1974, and spread the word
After “How do we stop Trump?” the second most common question I’ve received this week is “How do we stop Musk?” As you may know, Trump’s Treas…
Interview: I Was Fired by Trump in his Anti-DEI Purge, Gutting of Agencies
Karla Gilbride from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission was fired by Trump along with two commissioners at the federal agency that enforces civil rights law in the workplace.
The EEOC was created as part of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and is tasked with investigating discrimination based on race, ethnicity, sex & other characteristics.
We speak with Karla Gilbride, the former general counsel of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, who was fired by President Trump in late January along with two commissioners at the federal agency that enforces civil rights law in the wo…
Folks, this is a five alarm fire.Congress must stop Trump and Elon's coup.Call your rep now (202) 224-3121This isn't just a battle for checks and balances.It...
Breaking News: 14 state Attorneys General representing California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, Vermont, and Wisconsin advise that Trump's executive order telling hospitals to stop providing care to those under the age of 19 is unlawful.
I've been out of the loop but what happened to Graphite optimizations within GCC? gcc.gnu.org/wiki/Graphite I haven't heard news on it in literal years. The only thing I can find is that graphite developers moved on to polly.llvm.org/ in llvm...
basically Google’s Gemini was a front and the real reason they need those new supercomputer datacenters is tripling Chromium build times in 2025-2026 with fat cross-language LTO, CFI, Rust, and polly. /j
@adingbatponder I use uBlock Origin for that. Even kills the cookie consent in 90% of the cases. Not on some Heise pages, but there the Zapper helps to just remove the overlays… Or leave them up, and simply switch to "Reader mode" – just tested, works fine on that page.
Could I just attach @delta to my existing Postfix+Dovecot server and get the same features as the chatmail servers (aside from push notifications, I guess)? #Deltachat
What are chatmail servers and how to select one? Chatmail servers are optimized for messaging with Delta Chat to provide a privacy-preserving and speedy user experience, securely interoperable with...
You can just use @delta with your existing Postfix+Dovecot server by clicking "Create new profile" -> "Use other server" -> "Classic E-Mail login" and logging into your server there.
There are not that many features offered by chatmail on top of Postfix+Dovecot: - Patch removing half a second delay from Dovecot: github.com/dovecot/core/pull/2… - Strict DKIM signature checking - The ability to create an account via QR code - Filter to prevent sending unencrypted messages - push notifications
This commit removes hardcoded 500 ms debounce
from storage that delays all storage notification subscribers such as IDLE and NOTIFY commands.
500 ms debounce constant NOTIFY_DELAY_MSECS
was added i...
Chef Michael Solomonov shows Seth how to make slow-roasted short ribs and challah bread from his book Zahav Home.Late Night with Seth Meyers. Stream now on P...
TIL about the Model Context Protocol, a standard for exposing tools/resources/prompts to LLMs used via desktops/other clients. Intriguing. I've been wondering how old-style Mycroft/Alexa-style skill development would work in the age of LLMs and I'm guessing this is it.
Currently trying to use Goose, a CLI developer agent, to build a Joplin MCP server that exposes notes/tags/resources to models. Since context is apparently everything with these, I'm wondering if I can eventually spec out a project in Joplin and have an LLM help implement some features, and/or have the LLM update that spec as things change, including potentially creating/toggling todo items and such. Seems to be off to an OK start.
Maybe I'll finally build that GTFS interface/skill I've been thinking about for years. Would love the ability to chat with transit schedule data, including real-time updates, right from my desktop or Home Assistant satellite. modelcontextprotocol.io/introd…
Amazon today sent out invites for an AI-focused event that will be held on February 26, and according to Reuters, the company plans to introduce its...
I also remember text to speech being super cool back in the MacOS 8 days.
I am not convinced we've really advanced that far contrary to what some want to say.
And we have definitely pitched the whole "Apple is about the Creative People" out the window in favour of "Image Creation Tools -- based on the unpaid work of millions -- are here.”
You can turn Apple Intelligence off on macOS in the new “Apple Intelligence & Siri” area of System Settings.
See my previous boost on creating a “mismatch" Siri voice that effectively disables AI across all your connected Apple iCloud devices. #AI #AppleIntelligence #mac #Apple #macos15sequoia
I would also like to say to Apple. You've had Siri for how many years? You've added many variations to your English speakers. But no Canadian variations.
Perhaps it's just the moment we're in, but I'd like to see a Canadian Western, Canadian Eastern, Canadian Maritime, and Newfoundland Option for Siri.
This is wild. In the updated Mac User Guide when you click on "learn more" in the Apple Intelligence area of the Settings it says:
"Turn Apple Intelligence on: With macOS 15.3 or later, Apple Intelligence is on by default and integrated across features in your apps. "
then a few lines later…
"Note: Apple Intelligence is currently in beta. Apple Intelligence uses generative models, and outputs may be inaccurate, unexpected, or offensive. Check important information for accuracy."
@rommix0 ahahaaha that part always confused me with their naming (and when I first started using them, as people at HR would just be like, "log into Workday." and I would think, "huh, I'm already logged in, my workday started." xD)
We'd like to thank @AccessOn for interviewing @DavidGoldfield and @bblazie on episode 11 of Access On. Learn more about the BT Speak pocket computer for the blind. Also, Jonathan somehow manages to get Bryan to talk more about our upcoming Braille display product. nfb.org/resources/publications… #BTSpeak DG
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