Custom ROM Support Just Got a Lot Worse on Google Pixel Phones "...the device trees and driver binaries for Pixel devices are nowhere to be seen. Google's VP and GM of Android, Seang Chau, confirmed that this change is, indeed, intentional. ..." howtogeek.com/custom-rom-suppo…
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This is not a drill.
All is takes is 3.5% of a population engaging in peaceful protest to hold back authoritarian movements.
See you tomorrow. https://paulkrugman.substack.com/p/this-is-not-a-drill
I switched to #Aegis since andOTP was discontinued. Having reproducible builds is great because it adds more trust. You should really prioritize making reproducible builds for security critical apps.
@hisold That was exactly the reasoning I approached the Aegis team with 🤣 And yes, I'm with you there. And we try that. It's just not exactly trivial for each app to get it RB, and also depends on the frameworks used. In general, apps written in Java/Kotlin are easy to RB (with some exceptions), Flutter is a little tricky, React can become a headache, and so on. We're doing our best – and we hope to reach 50% coverage soon™ (currently we're at 47.5%).
Northern lights may be visible in these 18 US states tonight and over the weekend "The northern lights could put on a show tonight and through the weekend as ongoing geomagnetic storm conditions driven by turbulent space weather may push aurora farther south than usual." space.com/stargazing/auroras/n…
Purism makes premium phones, laptops, mini PCs and servers running free software on PureOS. Purism products respect people's privacy and freedom while protecting their security.
This is why I don't rely on laws to protect my privacy. I seek out software and hardware that meets my needs without being forced to by some law that they could decide to break next week.
@purpleidea it was on the nazi site there is no more log. but basically opposing bill C-11 was extremist. That's what the member of Montroyal said. A single issue MP.
🇩🇪Den EU-finanzierten DNS-Dienst #DNS4EU kann ich nicht empfehlen, weil Zugriffe protokolliert werden - bei "schädlichen Inhalten" sogar mitsamt IP-Adresse. techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-…
🇬🇧I can't recommend the EU-funded DNS service #DNS4EU because access is logged. When you override warnings to access "harmful websites" they even log your IP address. techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-…
Apparently people have known that the Wireguard PersistentKeepalive is broken shit for years and there isn't a good solution for it other than rolling your own watchdog solution
Just ran into this myself. Watched tcpdump for minutes, it never even tries to send a single packet.
lol, i too have this problem. somewhere down i believe that if i read the manual page in some different light, some understanding might dawn on me (NATed peer should matter?) but i have yet to make sense of it.
wgpka interval Set the interval of persistent keepalive packets in seconds. The default, zero, disables these. They can be used to maintain connectivity to a peer otherwise blocked to unsolicited traffic by an intermediate firewall or NAT device.
Today I am releasing my Zoom H2essential audio recorder accessibility tutorial! Not only does it cover accessibility but all other features of the recorder. If I missed something, please let me know! Youtube videos with timestamps Zoom H2essential accessibility tutorial part 1: Unboxing, physical description, first time setup youtube.com/watch?v=R6Pu7UXiHw… Zoom H2essential accessibility tutorial part 2: Menus and settings youtube.com/watch?v=1yUW09ELwj… Zoom H2essential accessibility tutorial part 3: Recording and playback youtube.com/watch?v=FBz0BuLSYy… Zoom H2essential accessibility tutorial part 4: Other features and final thoughts youtube.com/watch?v=sOYPGXkeJB… Tutorial Youtube playlist youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSX… Tutorial in mp3 format with resources document, zip file dropbox.com/scl/fi/j5zr2i0xcvw…
@menelion This should be considered similar to the H1Esential, microphones with a 3.5 mic/line in jack, no larger XLR inputs etc. The microphone configuration is the main difference as I kind of explain in part 4 when I talk about other models.
"There is an interesting hubris in pessimism. You and your friends are so clever and all seeing that if there was a solution you would know about it." - Michael Nielsen - Future of Life Institute Podcast. futureoflife.org/podcast/could…
The concept of “allyship” is flawed at its core. It reinforces a hierarchy that centers the privileged as saviors and the marginalized as passive recipients of that help. And far too often, this shows up as power imbalances that replicate the very oppression we’re trying to dismantle.
Here’s what I’ve witnessed again and again: People who call themselves allies...
rustic monitor indeed — it is only 1080p because a 4k monitor would obliterate the little batteries in my solar setup. the price we pay for wilderness.
Matt Ater joined hosts Eamon McErlean and Joe Devon for the Accessibility and Gen AI Podcast! They discuss Matt's journey into the field of assistive technology, his work with Vispero, and the importance of user experience in developing accessibility tools. Check out Episode 9: youtu.be/n6NGlE3qM3E?si=uxwNzO…
Ep 9 - Matt Ater - Senior Vice President, VisperoHosts Eamon McErlean and Joe Devon interview Matt Ater, Senior Vice President of Vispero. The conversation c...
Whether permanent or temporary, disability can affect us all at some point in our lives. That’s why accessibility isn’t a bonus feature: it’s a necessity.
At Jami, we’re committed to making private communication truly inclusive. From screen reader support to keyboard navigation, here’s where we stand and where we’re going: jami.net/how-accessible-is-jam…
We can all be faced with some form of disability, whether permanent or temporary, at different times in our lives. That's why accessibility must be a constant concern at every stage of development.
Кстаті, разночтения всегда есть. Аканье передаётся на письме, что приводит к огромному числу омографов. К примеру. пАмятаць или памЯтаць? Человек по контексту поймёт. Синтезатор уж, нет...
well to be fair, it's not like people in America are aware of where Aldi is from. This information isn't really displayed anywhere. To the American public it's just the cheap no-brand grocery store that they love.
In my experience, it started showing up in poor rural communities and was outcompeting the other large grocery chains and Walmart on prices. I don't know if the EU/UK Aldi is very comparable to the USA Aldi, though.
(also I usually see it called "Aldis". Just feels weird to say the name singular.)
Elderly citizens with limited budgets *loved* Aldi in the USA. My grandparents almost exclusively shopped there after they retired from the farm in the 1980s, and I am quite certain they didn't know it was a German grocery chain that showed up in our farming community. It's not like they fly German flags or anything.
Things are changing over the last 10 years though. Aldi is leaving lower income neighborhoods. I think they're getting pushed out by all the Mexican/Latino grocery stores which can be even cheaper.
And absolutely nobody in the USA knows what Lidl is unless they've traveled to Europe.
Coolest part of this: it somehow escaped Dutch Elm Disease and they are gathering its seeds to propagate what *may* be naturally resistant genetics. flipboard.com/@cbcnews/top-sto…
One of the largest old elm trees in Toronto — possibly in all of southern Ontario — is on its last legs. But as the city finalizes plans to take down …
I've read about this before, it seemed quite promising. If I recall correctly the naturally resistant Elms were wiped out by the 1938 hurricane that decimated so much forestry in the east / northeast
I had a lot of fun talking to @richlitt about the history of GNOME, GIMP, GTK, open source infrastructure, who gets to contribute, and we end up with book recommendations. Give it a listen!
Host Richard (@richlitt) chats with Federico Mena Quintero (@federicomena) about GIMP (gimp.org/), GNOME’s (gnome.org/) history, Rust, and the social, tech, and economic forces shaping open source development.
This week, Brian Wilson became the last of the Wilson brothers to shuffle off this mortal coil. Dennis, the first of the Wilsons to go, died young in 1983 — but not before offering this memorable assessment of the family musical project: 'Brian Wilso…
Host Richard (@richlitt) chats with Federico Mena Quintero (@federicomena) about GIMP (gimp.org/), GNOME’s (gnome.org/) history, Rust, and the social, tech, and economic forces shaping open source development.
If anyone you know is 13-24, in the US, and is LGBTQ+, please have them complete the Trevor Project survey this year. Their last survey has been integral to protecting LGBTQ+ rights globally. I can't understate how big an impact it has. Multiple publications come from the data. Share widely.
Ultimately I think it will be a bad look for entire Matrix ecosystem for its biggest server to basically commercialize the offering similar to how other commercial products do it.
There is a difference in how matrix.org is structured, being a non-profit and for example how commercial solution such as Discord is structured, but creatures don't really care about such difference, the point will be that both will have some kind of "better" offering for paid users and that kinda sucks.
I'm sticking to my opinion which I've already expressed in the past that instead of pouring more and more money into maintaining a single huge Matrix server (and the costs will continue to rise, maintaining a huge platform for social interactions is only getting worse the more it scales) it would be simply more efficient to focus on better UX and ecosystem experience to distribute the userbase across many public servers.
This move in a way may make some creatures decide to change servers, but that will be at the cost of Matrix reputation and is not a specific goal with which those premium accounts are created.
Matrix continues to be a massive undertaking, and while I see the value in matrix.org server, I worry that the funds going into its maintenance could be better utilized by Matrix foundation by focusing in other areas that would favor further decentralization of the network.
it is absolutely ridiculous to be doing this instead of offloading to reputable community-run servers. matrix.org is *not* a good onboarding experience; in fact it is very slow as evidenced in last week's presentation of Aurora, is the source of a huge amount of abuse even proportional to its active users, and is terrible for privacy/security/anonymity given it sits behind #Cloudflare/#NSA's MITM and requires a google captcha to sign up (along with email)
![Post from the subreddit r/ShitAmericansSay "while in Germany | found an Aldi. The Aldi is nothing like an American Aldi"
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While in Germany | found an Aldi.. this Aldi is nothing like an American Aldi. | saw some of the same products.. but nothing American & or anything written in English "l was Lost"
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you know ALDI is a german store? and in any capacity... why would be something writen in english in germany?](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/676922 "Post from the subreddit r/ShitAmericansSay \"while in Germany | found an Aldi. The Aldi is nothing like an American Aldi\"
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While in Germany | found an Aldi.. this Aldi is nothing like an American Aldi. | saw some of the same products.. but nothing American & or anything written in English \"l was Lost\"
[picture of a presumably American woman standing outside an Aldi Süd store somewhere in Germany]
First response:
you know ALDI is a german store? and in any capacity... why would be something writen in english in germany?")
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