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25 years ago, on February 13, 2000 the final "Peanuts" comic strip was released. It followed the death of Charles M. Schulz the day before, as he passed away only a few hours before its publication, serving as his final farewell to his readers.
@luv4music1231 When I was a kid, a bunch of us blind kids in North America got a book from Twin Vision. It was a Peanuts book, called "Home is on Top of a Doghouse". Almost all of the pictures in the book had extremely well-done tactiles, as well as a transcriber's note description. For the few pictures where they weren't able to do a tactile, we still got the description. It was an absolutely awesome, awesome book!
@luv4music1231 It really was. It was one of three such books I remember getting. Another was Famous Quotations. It only had one tactile, but that was of a space suit worn by Neil Armstrong. The third book, even cooler than the first, was called The Shapes of Musical Instruments. In addition to all the instruments, there was a tactile showing the seating arrangement for a standard orchestra.
@luv4music1231 @Bruce I would have loved to have felt those tactiles. The main books or magazines that I remember were the annual Expectations books. I also remember another book about a car named Marty and there was a tactile image of a car but I can't remember the title. Hadn't thought about that book in decades.
I figured it out! A lot of reports of alarms on iOS not sounding for people have emerged (as far back as even last May, phonearena.com/news/annoying-i…, and then early this year: nypost.com/2025/01/14/tech/iph…) I know why now. If you set multiple alarms, iPhone will only sound them for 10 minutes. Should your alarms not be turned off and this 10-minute time is up (say, because you slept through it), the first alarm is stuck waiting in queue, and subsequently scheduled alarms will never sound but go off. The moment you dismiss that first alarm, all of those others will magically begin sounding every 10 minutes as you dismiss them in horror, realizing that Apple's operating system is not able to properly queue alarms. And yes, this is in iOS 18.3. I've been struggling with this pattern all week, it has made me late to my first meeting Monday because I woke up too late and scrambled too long to get ready, ETC. Not good.
For at least the third time in the last year or so, iPhone users are complaining on social media that their alarms are not working properly, with Apple once again promising to deliver a fix for ...
I bet if someone tested that, you could pretty reliably repro the bug after. Just create multiple alarms, about 15 minutes apart (or 10 minutes +), don't snooze or dismiss the first alarm. See if any subsequent alarms go off, and I can almost bet that they will not. My best guess is that alarms are all run on a single thread, so until that thread has returned as finished with the first alarm, the others after just can't execute properly.
A good solid workaround: Go into the options for each alarm, and uncheck the "snooze" toggle. This will mean that (A) you will not have a snooze option when it goes off, but more importantly, (B) it will continue sounding through 10 minutes. Still not ideal, especially as what I'll often do is set different tones and vibrations to gradually make them more annoying through each alarm, but what else can I do, I guess. This way there's hope I could dismiss that first one and the others after it would sound, even if on a delay from me sleeping off the firrst 10 minutes. Sigh.
UI/UX Design Studio Manager Laurel Terlesky's #fosdem talk is online! Explore Thunderbird's journey toward a cohesive, scalable, and data-informed open-source design system that unites desktop, Thunderbird for Android, and beyond.
Matrix Bridges sind letztlich Dienste, die eine Verbindung zwischen dem Matrix-Ökosystem und anderen Messaging-Plattformen wie Telegram, Signal, WhatsApp und vielen weiteren herstellen.
#Fractal 10 had a couple regressions. We didn’t want our users to wait until Fractal 11 to get the fixes in their favorite #GNOME #Matrix client, so here is Fractal 10.1:
Due to a couple of unfortunate but important regressions in Fractal 10, we are releasing Fractal 10.1 so our users don’t have to wait too long for them to be addressed.
Haven't read it yet, but this looks like another interesting #fanfic: Harry Potter and The Great Escape To China - Part 1 by naughtypixie "Snape decides to save Lily's son. The measures are a touch drastic, but Harry isn't minding the results." archiveofourown.org/works/37143376/chapters/92664745#hp#harrypotter
Are we really marking anything remotely related to harry Potter as transphobic? That feels like going a bit far. I welcome disagreement from someone who has more skin in the game but I feel like it promotes the idea that supporting anything related to Harry Potter is also supporting the author as a person. Nothing about this post is transphobic, unless the fanfic is, which is something we'd probably want to know.
@TheQuinbox@simon Yup, as I said a bit down the thread, I don't CW fics by trans authors with trans characters. And I won't CW at all once JKR is dead and gone. But right now, she's a clear and present danger, and actively harmful.
I agree re: JKR herself. But I'm struggling to follow the thought process that leads to a CW being placed on any derivative work based on her creations.
I'm not trying to start an argument, I truly would like to understand it. Given your comments about JKR's status as a living being, I don't think you're purely asserting that Harry Potter itself contains transphobic aspects and therefore there's a risk that anything branching off from it will contain those as well.
It seems to go much deeper than that. Your comments read as though you think this is an issue of safety, and that you may not be the ally you hope to be unless you take these steps. But that doesn't compute in my brain at present, so happy to take some reading materials or further thoughts if you have and feel like providing them. @TheQuinbox @simon
@jscholes@TheQuinbox@simon Okay, let's start with the ways that a particular worldview is reflected in Harry Potter. , as a practicing Christian, I'm well grounded in fundamentalist beliefs. While Harry Potter was condemned by unthinking religious reactionaries, it is utterly, utterly soaking in both the good and true parts of the Christian faith, as well as the worst of our hatred and misguided heresy. From the Goblins that are obvious antisemitic Jew stand-ins (they have long noses and fingers, control all the money, have to be kept down to prevent rebellion, etc.) to the way the entire story depends on the existence of the soul (and a morality beyond death), to the pro-slavery allegory of house-elves ("Slaves, obey your earthly masters with respect and fear, and with sincerity of heart, just as you would obey Christ. Obey them not only to win their favor when their eye is on you, but as slaves of Christ, doing the will of God from your heart." -- Ephesians 6:5), to the way the only gay characters are either celibate or evil (Dumbledore, the celibate good gay and priest stand-in has to defeat Gellert Grindelwald, the evil gay), to the way the entire story is rooted in medieval alchemy and the concept of the alchemists journey of purification through Christe's refining fire. Without both the good and terrible of Christianity, you don't get Harry Potter. And it's not possible to remove that baggage from it. If that's something that interests you, I strongly recommend the book How Harry Cast His Spell by John Granger.
@jscholes@TheQuinbox@simon Now onto the aspects of safety. JKR spends the majority of her time posting on social media, and fundraising, for anti-transe causes. While she continues to do this, and remains in the forefront of the media and cultural zeitgeist, unexpected mentions of people enjoying works based on JKR's original books could absolutely be psychologically damaging. Especially if you grew up loving Harry Potter, as I and so many millions did, only to discover you're trans as an adult, and were betrayed by the author of a work you hold dear. If you love Harry Potter as much as I still do (and wish I didn't), those feelings of betrayal and grief aren't going to fade quickly. Especially because as someone who isn't trans, I still get to enjoy those things without that personal baggage. So I'm sure there's also some bitterness and Jealousy to go along with everything else. And yet, I, and many others, aren't going to just give up Harry Potter, a friend we've had from childhood. But the verry least we can do is CW discussion of the works.
@jscholes@TheQuinbox@simon Well, actually, I'll walk that back a tiny bit. You can remove or twist everything Christian in Harry Potter. If you Do, you get Methods of Rationality, an equally problematic work that claims that the western/European worldview that came down to us from the enlightenment is the only correct worldview, that emotions are bad, that nothing exists if it can't be measured, that people with low IQ are worthless and should die, along with a host of other unsavory implications. Though as someone who does believe in a soul, life after death, and objective morality, I will freely admit that as hateful as some of the things in Harry Potter might be, I'm still biased in favour of it over Methods of Rationality, and I find MIRI, LessWrong, and Eliezer Yudkowsky's other cults nearly physically sickening.
@jscholes@TheQuinbox@simon The various rationality cults, breeding hypocritical ideas like effective altruism and worse, are the biggest threat both to Christianity and the human race today. But most Christians are too busy fighting the gays and trans people to see what's coming as more and more of these people come to power. And, of course, banning stuff like Harry Potter because reasons, when it's way closer to the worldview of the people banning it than anything written in the past 50 years. Oh, good grief. I'm ranting. I could honestly do this for hours and hours. I'll stop, now. Thanks for listening to my TED talk. I sure am fun at parties! But the way people fail to understand Harry Potter always gets me going. And that always leads to me ranting about Methods of Rationality.
It isn't so common anymore unfortunately, at least not that I've seen, but I used to love when fanfic authors would make it clear in the summaries of their stories that they did not support JKR or the things she stood for.
@Fragglemuppet@simon Even then, though, the basic premise of the work is infected with the opinions of the person who authored it. Yes, it's possible to be transformational and remove those views, or for them not to come into it. However, JKR is a clear and present danger. I'll stop putting content warnings when: 1. She's dead, and can thus do no more harm. 2. If I'm linking a fic written by a trans author with trans characters.
Death of the author as a literary theory kind of requires that the author, you know, die. Especially in the case of JKR, where she still exerts control over the Harry Potter world, still makes money off of it, and spends that money in ways that support her views. When she's gone, none of those things will apply, and I would agree that at that point, a content warning is no longer a requirement.
But I'm wondering if I missed something. Did I maybe not see the first post? Quite possible the way Mastodon works. What made you post this story in the first place then?
@Fragglemuppet@simon Because not being a trans person, I am still able to read and enjoy Harry Potter and its related fanfics and works. However, I don't give the author any money, and I put a content warning on any Harry Potter related post I make, because I recognize that this aspect of my personality is harmful and unsafe for others. So the best way for me to be a person who's safe to be around is to put a warning on Harry Potter related posts.
@Fragglemuppet@simon Though Simon has a good point that I should be more specific. In future I'll probably use something like "Transphobia due to views expressed by the author of the original work" or something. Because he's correct that just slapping "transphobia" on the post is tarring the fanfic author with a brush they may not deserve.
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"Paní učitelky mají někdy z příchodu dítěte s autismem obavy."
Tak toto je, žiaľ, totálny eufemizmus. Naše škôlky, až pričasto, neakceptujú žiadnu formu inakosti a na Slovensku k tomu majú riaditeľky ešte aj kladivo na čarodejnice, keďže deti najskôr prijímajú na tzv. adaptačný pobyt, takže ktokoľvek "by im narušoval vyučovanie" ostáva mimo systém.
Môžete mať aj 4 papiere s odporúčaním odborníkov na integrovanie v štandardnom kolektíve, poprípade s asistentom, budú vás tlačiť do outu - "a nebolo by mu lepšie v špeciálnej škôlke"?
No nebolo - tá v našom meste rieši iba ťažké prípady, s pridruženou retardáciou alebo úplne neverbálnych, no a taká špecializovaná na nejakú "ľahšiu" diagnózu, napr. NKS, tak tá je jedna v kraji (ak vôbec), takže good luck...
Naš predprimárny systém má deti so znevýhodnením tam kde slnko nesvieti, česť výnimkám, ale viem o tom viac než by som chcel.
@electricCZ Ono záleží, na čem jste. Jestli na optice, tak tam symetrii můžete klidně mít, ale pokud na mědi (staré rozvody kabelovky), tak je taková asymetrie běžná.
@sesivany @electricCZ Ja mylim ze TM ma 1Gb jenom na optice a tam je to symetricke. Podival bych se do nstveni routeru jestli tam neni historicky nejake Qos nebo takneco.
@MichalJanda Ne ono je to tak jak píše @sesivany Do baráku vede optika, ale po paneláku jsou staré rozvody po kabelovce. S tim zatím nic neudělám. No i tak je to lepší internet, než jsem měl. @electricCZ
Aha, ty nemáš tu optiku až domů? Já mám právě vlákno zafouknuté do sklepa domu, tam mi dali bridge a já si natáhl metaliku do svého routeru. A šlape to symetricky.
@jackc Tak to naštve a nejhorší, že ani jiná možnost pak má vesnici není 😔 U našich na chatě jsou rádi za signál. Když potřebuje máma volat musí na kopec za chatu 😀
@jackc Ono spíš záleží, kde konkrétně bydlíš. Když jsme bydleli o 3 km vedle na sídlišti, mohl jsem si vybírat mezi několika nabídkami 1 Gbps už před 3-4 lety. Teď máme dům v ulici, která není zasíťovaná, a musí mi stačit, co ke mně dostanou operátoři vzduchem. Máti má symetrických 512 Mbps za 250 Kč/měsíčně a mohla by mít symetrický 1 Gbps, kdyby chtěla. A to bydlí v malém městě v bytovce u lesa, ale ta bytovka je zrovna na optice. Je to o štěstí.
@sesivany @jackc Mi povídej. Můj poskytovatel sídlí doslova 100 m od našeho baráku, ale sem prostě leda vzduchem. (Mám 50/50 za 450.) Optiku maj zavedenou jen na větší sídliště. 😄
@sesivany Jo s tím souhlas. Je to o štěstí. Teď to mám na rok za 350, za ty peníze myslím super. Mně by stačilo v pohodě i těch 512 Mbps za 250. Holt to nahrávání musím vydržet. @jackc
@electricCZ @sesivany @jackc 1/2 Já mám optiku za 299 (1 Gbps). Ty máš takzvanou lokální cenu, to znamená, že je ve vaší oblasti silná konkurence. Pokud to má @archos za 350, buď to není klasická optika, ale je to optika v síti bývalého UPC, která je kombinovaná s vedením kabelovky, není symetrická. Jmenuje se Cable.
Edit: Ten Cable je buď v rychlosti 1000/50, 1000/80, nebo 1000/100, záleží na lokalitě
@Zettl_josef To jsem vůbec nevěděl, že to tak je. Díky za upřesnění. Ano mám ten Cable. Já v té ceně mám i router, ten zatím nemám svůj. Já už se v těch jejich cenách ani nevyznám, máme tam 4 čísla, televizi a imternet. To je samá Magenta 😀 @electricCZ @sesivany @jackc
@electricCZ @donbahno @sesivany @jackc Ale ty máš Fiber, ne? U toho to šlo, u Cable to neumožňovali, respektive negarantovali funkčnost služby. Ale je možné, že podmínky změnili.
@Zettl_josef Jasný, hele a cable znamená to, že využili stávající rozvody kabelovky po domě, tedy ještě koax? Na to by se vlastní router asi blbě hledal. @donbahno @archos @sesivany @jackc
@sesivany @jackc tak to máš ještě dobrý, já se musím spokojit s 200/50 DSL (cca za 30 Eur) nebo nějaké mobilní 5G, ale můžu být i za toto rád vzhledem k tomu že jsem ve vesnici uprostřed lesa na východ od Tallinnu.
Taky mám od Vodafone (ExUPC) doma 1/0,1. Řekl bych, že tím je rychlost internetu možno považovat za vyřešený problém.
Za 2 roky se budu snad stěhovat do bytu, kde bude možnost až 2/1, ale to už si nedokážu představit, že bych doma využil. Leda že bych do komory přesunul server z Casablanky, kde je “jen” na gigabitu 😀
@marekzprahy Já měl ADSL od T-Mobile 250 mb a stačilo mi to. Šel jsem do větší rychlosti, jen že to vychází o 200 Kč levněji. Nevím jen můj názor, ale taky myslím, že víc už normální člověk doma nevyužije.
it’s technically still on the page… scroll down. :D It’s not prominently featured on the new home page, but it hasn’t been officially retired/replaced, either.
That said, yeah, I think it’s time to say goodbye. If that ever happens, then someone will need to go update the brand page—at the moment, we’re kind of in a gray area where nobody has agreed we *can* replace the foot, but the volunteers doing all of the design work have gradually phased it out from most places.
not explicitly, but a growing number of GNOME Foundation members and volunteers have been hoping we could improve the brand. The foot has a legacy but also has practical issues.
Nobody has explicitly approved getting rid of it, but also the board approved the new website design afaik; they could have said, “Looks great, but it needs the foot,” but as far as I’m aware, that didn’t happen.
maybe I should just bite the bullet and propose a referendum or whatever; I’d have to look up how that all works.
The two main arguments I have heard are, “But we like the foot!” which of course, anyone will say about their baby, and “Ugh trademarks are expensive,” which, okay, fine, but also that shouldn’t mean we are stuck with something that a bunch of contributors actively dislike.
putting it to a vote is probably better than sneaking it on the down low in the hope nobody noticed. That was a particular brand of bullshit that I did not appreciate.
Also, you'll have to pry the footprint logo from my cold dead hands, and I'm very much not joking.
nobody snuck anything; the website was being worked on for months and was signed off on by the board.
Also, that sentiment hardly seems productive. GNOME has had three or more logos over its existence. Why is the current one (with practical, observed issues in the wild) somehow the best that ever could be? How would you feel if you thought a particular codebase was bad, but a contributor told you you could pry the current code from their cold dead hands? 🤷♂️
that argument would fly if it didn't come from the same people that floated the idea of dropping the logo two years ago, and got lambasted for it. This feels a lot like a way to sneak it past the rest of the community, with zero input.
The current logo is the one that lasted the longest and it's the most recognised one; and all the objections ("it's offensive to some cultures") originate from the same people that don't want to rename GIMP.
I legit kind of love the idea of leaning into the cute little gnome aesthetic. Gimme a little gnome hat as the logo and I feel like I'd be happy—at least it would relate to the name!
I like the grunge graffiti aesthetic of this. And imagine a diverse cast of little gnomeys from all backgrounds all over the place too. It could be fun, even if it's not really a logo. Just a modern whimsical aesthetic.
It reminds me of Framasoft's illustrations, courtesy of David Revoy, they are excellent! framasoft.org/ We can have a cheerful, colorful and fun brand without having a foot as a logo.
Framasoft, c’est une association d’éducation populaire, un groupe d’ami·es convaincu·es qu’un monde numérique émancipateur est possible, persuadé·es qu’il adviendra grâce à des actions concrètes sur le terrain et en ligne avec vous et pour vous !
If there is no foot in the logo, and if we're leaning into the pointy hats aesthetic instead, I believe we will need to uphold the brand through this specific dress code at conferences:
Anyone dressing up could put a bit of a spin and combine the gnome outfit with others. Doctor gnome, pirate gnome, astronaut gnome, and even a grumpy turtle gnome, apparently.
@federicomena @ebassi no, because I didn't want the focus to be on the specific proposals before anyone can even agree that there is a problem worth solving.
@federicomena I think we can get to that point eventually, but so far every time I’ve brought it up to Foundation employees or members of the board, it’s been largely dismissive. Not maliciously so, but more like, “oh yeah that’ll never happen, you’ll never get everyone to agree,” and/or “trademarks are expensive, not worth it.”
So I shifted the approach to try to build some amount of consensus on a potential way forward. Unfortunately, that doesn’t seem to be working, either.
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Now that we have three different #AI Music generators, I wanted to give them a tricky test and compare the results. I'm totally not musical, so hopefully one of my followers will chime in to this thread with some musical theory criticism.
The prompt we'll be using today: "A comic operetta in the style of Victorian satirical comic operettas making fun of President Donald J Trump." We'll be leaving all other settings as default.
The things I'm looking for: 1. Does the song refer to recent events? 2. Can it follow my strong style instructions? I'm wanting something in the style of gilbert and Sullivan. But if I mention them directly, the AI's either refuse on copyright grounds, or generate endless bad versions of A Model of A Modern Major General.
Let's start with riffusion.com. It gave me a song called "Why won't they let me edit?" It's apparently about how Donald Trump wants to edit his wikipedia page. I'm not aware of this being a thing that happened, but it's possible I missed that? It starts off enough like an opera for my taste, but it quickly devolves into a kind of 2000's pop musical style. I give it 8/10 for topicality, and 5/10 for style. Link: www.riffusion.com/riff/40bbc4f8-c557-4bb4-9a95-1bbcb66c38de#riffusion
Next, we have #Suno. Unfortunately, it failed completely. You thought the other one was modern musical style? Suno created a song called "The Greatest Show on Earth" and spent most of its time praising Trump. I'm giving this 2/10 for topicality, and 0/10 for style. suno.com/song/f23e8e3e-2fa9-4d18-b3fc-546accace8e8
While we wait for Udio to finish, here's a bonus Riffusion generation. It calls this "The Very Model of a Modern Stable Genius". But uses the wrong tune and kind of forgets the song it's attempting to base this off of. www.riffusion.com/riff/d95a122e-b436-4b44-b730-ecc7e03a3844
And finally, here's #Udio! With "The Trumpet of Folly". You know what? I'm gonna give this 8/10 for style. It's pretty close! But only 5/10 for topical. This is pretty generic. www.udio.com/songs/kYNd5nrvVMwEZogimBQtoD
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In conclusion, I think riffusion was best, by far. Udio sounded and styled better, but Riffusions lyrics were exactly the sort of thing I was looking for. What did you like best? Can you think of any services I missed?
Why won't they let me edit? (0 votes)
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The Very Model of a Modern Stable Genius (0 votes)
@mcourcel A little riffusion tip for you. There's an unlabeled button above the "Create the music you imagine..." thing in the banner landmark. That's an upload button. You can extend or remix existing recordings! Uploading recordings that aren't actually songs is extra fun.
Last November, the DebConf25 Team asked the community to help design the logo for the 25th Debian Developers' Conference and the results are in! The logo contest received 23 submissions and we thank all the 295 people who took the time to...
With a heavy heart, we announce the resignation of Asahi Linux founder Hector Martin. Our project is continuing with new collective governance. Our statement is on our project blog.
Marcan steps away from Asahi. What a damn heartbreaking thing this is. Even if you think his approach to handling people sucks, he was willing to do some important work that nobody else was willing to touch, and his technical knowledge was unparalleled.
Back in the late 2000s, I was a major contributor to the Wii homebrew scene. At the time, I worked on software (people call them “jailbreaks” these days) to allow users to run their own unofficial apps on the Nintendo Wii.
This is a sad development for user freedom. Transitioning from individual to collective leadership is great, and it is a monumental achievement that Marcan built an org that will persist. Those of us who have aging Apple Silicon hardware are probably going to owe this team a real debt of gratitude for avoiding the e-waste-ification of those devices in the coming years. But it makes me sad that the fuckups in leadership on Linux will not understand what a loss this is.
With a heavy heart, we announce the resignation of Asahi Linux founder Hector Martin. Our project is continuing with new collective governance. Our statement is on our project blog.
https://asahilinux.org/2025/02/passing-the-torch/
The part that worries me more is what Marcan said about sponsorships going down while the number of entitled users went up. It makes me wonder, not for the first time, if proprietary software, with some level of technical enforcement of the license, is the only way to ensure that developers are fairly compensated.
@matt I understand that POV, but I don't think proprietary software guarantees this either - a subscription model with friction is better (e.g. Red Hat) IMO, but there's lots of other issues too. People see $10 a month for a subscription as too much, but $10 for a beer at the stadium? Fine. $6 coffee every day? Fine. $60 a year for a distribution? Too much.
@ai6yr when I said that the Shopify CEO sucks and doesn't care about Nazis:
"Shopify says risk of fraud, not Nazi swastika, was reason for Kanye West store takedown An internal message obtained by The Logic outlines Shopify’s rationale for deleting Kanye West’s online store" thelogic.co/news/shopify-takes…
@c_change the CEO didn't learn to shut the fuck up in CEO school. If I was the board, I'd fire his has pronto.... oh wait, they might actually agree with that stance.
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Some countries are willing to stand up for what's right:
Report: The US threatened to cut aid to South Africa unless it withdrew its case of genocide against Israel, & South Africa's foreign minister said, "No chance”.
"Standing by our principles sometimes has consequences, but we remain firm that this is important for the world & the rule of law" ~Ronald Lamola
I will speak at #fossnorth in Gothenburg in April 14-15:
What comes after world domination?
Open Source has in many ways already won. It is used in every product by every company, to very a large degree. But we are not done. We can improve: we can take this further, we can make our projects better, we can enhance our communities and make sure it is done sustainably. The future is ours.
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