v tomto byte je určite nejaká diera v časopriestore a hromadí sa tu z nej prach, to nie je normálne koľko sa ho tu vie vytvoriť za pár dní, a to tu viac nie sme ako sme
Ableton Move's vision accessibility features, why they matter, and why musical instruments should be doing more industry-wide.
Finally got around to sharing more on this after @BorrisInABox brought it up and @Onj added some more - and they have some great feedback which I'm sure will reach Ableton.
Same thing. And do you know the funny part of that now? If you change the accent on chuckle, it's going to mean gravel in Bulgarian 😆 A bit of a different pronounciation, but close enough for me to remember how I remembered the word chuckle. 😂
The keyboard monitoring stuff in Mutter is getting closer and closer. The Mutter maintainers are okay with how the functionality works, so, now we're making it at least somewhat secure (I know, you can not reach 100% when the attacker's code has the same rights as your other processes, you would need sandboxing for something more), but yes, we can make it harder for casual misuse. Unfortunately, we'll have to very likely start with a hard-coded whitelist of app ids, so, Odilia devs, be prepared to make a MR to grab yours.
Chinese instances are due to many chinese networks doing MiTM so instead of flooding the user with errors, they just disable certificate verification altogether.
@cybertailor @mike sure, but that search also does not find all the relevant occurrences because of other ways to write the code and other languages, so it simultaneously is also much higher
I imagined the number to be much smaller in code tbh. Some portion might be related to one of the reasons people turn it off on cli too maybe? If you google most cert error messages many stackoverflow top answers are "use this flag that i didn't explain what it does but it will make it work"
Well, maybe it is time to deprecate and remove the option. Learning by pain for a better world. At least it will be funny to see how half the internet breaks and all the IT people running around, waving hands and swearing. 😂
Nvidia’s new RTX 5090 GPUs are experiencing issues with the 12VHPWR power connector melting. It’s similar to reports of RTX 40-series connectors melting.
Okay, blind Linux heads. convince me that I can happily run Linux on this now Windows 10 rig. Has that whale screen reader gotten any better? As in, has it stopped crashing all the time? I've jumped into Linux a bunch of times, only to be frustrated and annoyed; oh, I think that's the same thing. Just curious if I can be just as efficient on that OS, without getting really angry.
@pixelate Haven't seen an Orca crash in ages. The overall efficiency depends on much more factors, though, like what screen reader were you using, how much of its advanced features were you sing (for example, how many NVDA add-ons), etc.
Anything which has recent a11y software and desktop environments, so, personally, I'd say Fedora or Arch linux, if you manage the install process, but fortunately, there's the archinstall script now.
Anthropic (Claude LLM) AI Company doesn’t want people using AI for their resumes or any part of Interview for software developer or IT jobs at their office. How ironic? LOL. The company says AI tools are flooding their system with bogus résumés and too many applicants. They can't find real talent even using their own AI system where candidates lie about their skills when resumes are created by AI.
I wanted to know more about THE VOICE, who defined movie trailers until his death in 2008.
This is amazing. His voice changed in the middle of a sentence when he was 13. The next day he didn't want to speak in class so his teacher got annoyed. He finally said, "so what do you want me to say," in his new baritone and got sent to the principal's office. 😃
Folk, don't start smoking. It's hard for many to stop and we lose too many good people to it.
750,000 television spots, 5,000 movie trailers, 1 voice, Don LaFontaine has the most recognizable voice in the game right now. Here is the legend's story tol...
Who wants to help out with using #bittorrent v2, which has file-based merkle trees, to be able to combine the smaller chunks of at-risk data scraped by many independent people, none of whom can store the whole thing?
It's the first time I've seen a real use case for Bittorrent v2, a cool p2p and interface design problem (also need to make the site capable of representing ragged, overlapping parent/child relationships, make it possible for people to "claim" chunks of a dataset as ones they are in the process of scraping), and all about making sure the fascists can't own the informational space and control what is allowed to be known.
Related to: https://safeguarding-research.discourse.group/t/doe-open-energy-data-initiative-national-solar-radiation-database-oedi-nsrd/142
Depends on:
- https://codeberg.org/sneakers-the-rat/sciop/issues/34
- https://codeberg.
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Meta leeched over 80 terabytes of books of off torrents for commercial purposes. Not personal use. They made sure to not seed the books to cover their behinds.
When you do it, it's 30 years in prison, when they do it it's a fine.
In this video I discuss how Meta/Facebook has been illegally downloading dozens of terabytes of books from Z-library, Libgen, and other sources to train thei...
on the hunt for walking alone and marching together book of the NFB, the version I'm looking for is with the audio recordings of speeches, I remember having it on tape, they got ruend a lot, not sure where to find it online.
Greater care for data governance and acknowledgment that it should be the foundation of AI governance will help alleviate concerns over value extraction and exploitation related to data use. opensource.org/datagovernance
For the next three days, I’ll be taking the ITIL course at work. I hear it’s fairly dry, but will be good to get a new certification. Haven’t done one in quite a while.
@wolf480pl in theory I could make such a file with truncate, but I actually don't test this. I found it by reading the code and fixed without a test...
What about a server side code sending HTTP headers with the size indication being 100 petabytes while just sending a single "A" in the output stream in a loop?
If the server need to handle parallel requests from the same client ... the server code could just fake the chunking.
I can just do localhost transfers. This is on a single core so the limit is rather CPU. I think my CPU can do almost 20gigabytes/sec in a single core. It would take 13 years to reach 8192 petabytes
If I understand correctly, then it should be enough to transfer only the last 100GiB to see the wrong display output. Shouldn't that be possible to achieve?
@jwalzer @dazo @wolf480pl not quite that easily, but if we really wanted to we can of course sneak in some kind of shortcut in there to make it possible for debugging/testing purposes
and actually, doing larger than 8912 petabytes transfers are also icky, since then it goes beyond 63 bits (signed 64 value) and then... things aren't ideal
Nah, last time I did this it worked fine. I checked progress every ten years or so and the progress looked a-ok. Jumped around a bit, but completed well before the romans got here (again). 👌
@j5v PV wouldn't get close, it uses an off_t to count the bytes transferred - not necessarily 64 bits wide, and signed too. Sounds like PV needs to keep an eye on curl's code to see how to deal with it!
If you feel like 'a hot air balloon that could go to space' or, perhaps, 'like a room without a roof,' you might—with all due respect to Pharrell Williams—be not just happy but ecstatic. In other
I also use firefox. I should seriously create an account and save myself the embarassment of forgotten passwords, because it just saves them all for me. :D
@tardis Oh well, I use Bitwarden for that matter, imo it's better to have a good established pw manager for that and I can still use the extension if I need it. Might create an account for bookmarks and other things though.
@tardis Hmm, no idea about the selfhosted version. I'm not confident enough in me managing such a thing securely so I use the main server. But, I guess? Make a backup of the selfhosted stuff and try it out?
Monday. The child spent 12 hours plus at the theatre yesterday rehearsing and performing. unsurprisingly she's struggling this morning, the stage lights and late night have combined into a migraine, despite her preventative medication. so she's gone back to bed and we'll see if we can do an afternoon of school, which is better than nothing.
Ardent Rugby fan that the wife is, she missed her team playing yesterday due to being out and about. what could be more sensible after avoiding the score for the whole day than catching the highlights on the BBC, we thought? They also have a post-match analysis, presumably for those who want more depth and already new the score.
Sadly, the opening sentence of the programme gave away the winner. Not once during the highlight reel did they actually announce the score, nor did they announce it at any point. Very disappointing, I'd say. I've never tried to catch up on sport in this way, but it seems obvious that someone might want to use the highlights of a game they've missed? if you're watching it because you've already seen what happened, surely it's logical that putting the winner and final score at the end won't harm a recap? if, on the other hand, you've not seen the match ... Well. I think I've made my point. Thanks, Mother Beeb.
We are still in limbo week at work, the countdown to knowing if our jobs are safe is ticking on, making the atmosphere between colleagues frosty as well as the work ethic a bit tricky. As the days go on, I feel less and less certain about the future. silly of me, the empiricist in me knows it's just a waiting game, but my Human side is pulling badly.
The dog is having a moment, too. She came and tapped on my office door (she used to climb up on a box and knock on the glass of the window, but we had to move the box due to heavy winds). thereafter she decides I have to hold the office chair so she can sit on it and snuggle while I scroll through an accessibility report. 10 minutes or so later she flicks her ears and off she goes back up to the house.
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Pěkné, moc pěkné Chlapci, bedlivě Vás leduji a fandím Vám. Teď jsem dal nějakou dobu na testování služeb PROTON, zároveň jedeme pár služeb u Vás - pečlivě porovnáváme. Uvidím co vlčata vyberou, je mi jedno kam mám každý rok posílat těch cca. 1500-2500Kč 🙃
@GuloGulo E-mail na vlastní doméně taky není problém, ale samozřejmě Proton to má propracovanější. Zase u nás postupně přidáváme aplikace. V plánu je aplikace co nabízí různé funkce pro práci s PDF. @oscloud
@archos Vlastní doménu nevyžaduji, už jsme si psali - jak dlouho Vám to vydrží ... Pokud si vybereme, nechci to 10 let nikam stěhovat, pak už mi to bude jako důchodci u prdele 😂 Ale stejně rozhodnou vlčata, používají to denně, já spíš zametám digitální stopu, do pár let chci být tak o 90% digitálně čistší
I remember that thing haha. I saw fedilab not pretty, but I guess it'll do. No accessibility actions for talkback like Tusky, but I'll take that over being hardcoded limited to 500 chars. Thanks! I'll also look at subway thingy I used that years ago for bird site when it was good back then.
hmm Tusky shouldn't be limited to 500 characters, mine isn't anyway, it correctly reads the character limit.. Did you try logging out and in again? Or uninstalling the app and reinstalling?
I hope so too. Because other apps aren't very. Well, Talkback or accessibility friendly, at all, and there are quite a few of them. Not having a choice, quite frankly, sucks. I cleared the app data, so re-installing it shouldn't be necessary, it'll also break my great pleasing visual esthetic with super small screen widgets. But clearing out its data and checking for an update should, in theory, work.
We were hoping, and it didn't help, still says I only have 500 character limit. Totally decided the other 4500 characters are not needed. Even re-installed it, tried login from browser tried the other login from the app itself, still didn't work. That's… Weird.
no když myslíš. Ale já jdu teprve vstávat, tak si budu muset dát dvě. Jednu snídaňovou, druhou svačinovou. Ale kdo jsem já, abych odmlouval, Archos zavelel, jdu na to
@Friendica Support @Friendica Admins Moin Leute, kann mir mal einer sagen, was hier wieder los ist ? Was analysiert die Friendica Directory nur wieder ? Oder besser nicht ?
Ein Verbindungsproblem beim Abfragen der Instanz-Informationen (also Ping hat funktioniert und warum auch immer gab es Probleme beim Auslesen der Informationen vom Server). Vermutlich ist die Flaschenpost in einer Woche wieder am Ufer.
filed a bug in #curl today, and i was shocked to see that there were only 16 open tickets! this is a level of both software maturity and, presumably, discipline in saying "no", that is really impressive.
and the type of stuff that has bugs is of course subtleties in the usage of http2 flow control with multiple parallel requests on a curl_multi; i wouldn't expect to find unreported bugs in anything less complex and obscure. also remarkable is that there is no clear workaround to the bug. feels a little special to manage to break it in such a way.
España ha creado un LLM abierto llamado ALIA (creo que el primero que se crea en Europa). Aparte de los chistes que se nos pueden ocurrir a todos, creo que es una iniciativa importante para la soberanía tecnológica europea. Además es de acceso universal. Al ser 100% pública, cualquier empresa, universidad o institución puede usarla. alia.gob.es
En cualquier caso, podría venirnos bien para determinados trabajos de clasificación (por ejemplo de alegaciones en procedimientos). Habrá que ver hasta que punto se puede uno fiar.
Meta staff torrented nearly 82TB of pirated books for AI training — court records reveal copyright violations
"...court records reveal that the social media company used pirated torrents to download 81.7TB of data from shadow libraries including Anna’s Archive, Z-Library, and LibGen. It then used this information to train its AI models."
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