American public approval used to surge after something like this to show either some real or fake patriotic support, then ebb when reality (and US deaths) roll in.

That Trump has this level of disapproval now is a bad sign for him and a great one for sanity, because regardless of how you feel about the countries involved, he possesses no sanity or demonstrated ability to handle a complex situation.

Warning for Trump as Surprise Poll Offers Harsh Verdict on Iran Strike:
newrepublic.com/article/197159…

#Firefox Progressive Web Apps sind ne praktische Sache.

Allerdings finde ich die #Installation auf #ubuntu etwas unübersichtlich. Deshalb diese Notiz an meiner Pinnwand mit dem #Workflow, der sich für mich bewährt hat. Vielleicht hilft's auch anderen:

docsify-this.net/?basePath=raw…
#PWA #OpenSource #Web

Amazon says it plans to bring same-day and next-day delivery to "tens of millions" of people who live in "more than 4,000" smaller US towns by the end of 2026 (Andrew J. Hawkins/The Verge)

theverge.com/news/691877/amazo…
techmeme.com/250624/p18#a25062…

heise+ | Delta Chat in Russland vor Gericht: Urteil gegen deutsches Entwicklerteam

Russland geht gegen den Messenger Delta Chat vor und nimmt eine Freiburger Firma ins Visier. Die wehrt sich und warnt zugleich die EU.

heise.de/news/Delta-Chat-in-Ru…

#Apps #Datenschutz #IT #Security #news

🖱️ Faire Maus sucht Gemeinschaft!

Was wäre, wenn die Faire PC-Maus von einem ganzen Netzwerk getragen würde? Viele Schultern, weniger Last pro Person.

Online-Treffe für alle, denen faire IT am Herzen liegt:
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Hintergrund, warum Nager IT die Maus übergeben: nager-it.de/maus/uebergabe

#csx #gemeinscgaftsgetrafeb #commons #FairIT #hardware #myzelium

Considering how GNOME Color Manager's support for calibrating scanners (and printers?) has been broken for many years, and how it seems like the remaining code might get ripped out entirely from GNOME Control Center as a result, I have filed a new #GNOME app idea, in the wild hope that someone might find this interesting enough to create a standalone utility app for creating ICC color profiles for your photo scanners and printers: gitlab.gnome.org/bertob/app-id…

#ColorManagement #Linux #photography

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in reply to Hubert Figuière

@hub Hmm I don't think I mentioned display calibration in this app idea ticket, but I sure do wonder on a regular basis how DisplayCAL will fit in the new Wayland color management system, and about its general state of development/maintenance. I haven't kept a close watch on it in recent times, as I presume there's a lot of dust up in the air until the new Wayland color management middleware fully lands?

A few weeks ago, @joshbressers managed to hook me up to his mic. And then couldn't manage to stop me.

He still managed to get an amazing podcast episode about what it is to be a hobbyist maintainer, why it matters to talk about it and how failing to understand this is why nearly all policies around FOSS fail to move the needle.

You can listen to it and then come tell me what you think

opensourcesecurity.io/2025/202…

in reply to daniel:// stenberg://

@bagder I mean I think a huge part of the problem is that we focus on funding.

We should probably focus on understanding the things that could make it more sustainable and efficient to maintain this stuff on a hobbyist schedule.

Like. Can we stop talking about Rust memory safety and instead talk of the tooling Rust provide and how ergonomic it is.

That funding could go invest in tool for other ecosystem to reproduce that success...

Purism- CNN Report

In a recent CNN report, skepticism surrounds the Trump Organization’s claim that its new “T1” smartphone is “Made in the USA.” Experts, including Todd Weaver, CEO of Purism, challenged the claim, citing striking similarities between the T1 and a low-cost Chinese phone, the Revvl 7 Pro 5G, made by Wingtech, a Chinese manufacturer.

Weaver emphasized the logistical and technical difficulty of building a phone in the U.S.

Learn more at Purism: puri.sm/posts/cnn-report-puris…

Un article de Pokaa sur le conseil municipal d'hier. Plus axé sur les importantes fermetures pour rénovation à #Strasbourg.
pokaa.fr/2025/06/24/rue-melani…

Get cool #LibreOffice merchandise – and support our project and community! We've updated our Spreadshirt shop with new designs, and part of the sales go to @tdforg: shop.spreadshirt.de/documentfo… #foss #OpenSource

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For those interested in #Catholic theology, Catholic Answers is offering discounts this week on its MP3 downloads. 160 files are available for $1.00, $3.00 and $5.00. These files are free of DRM, allowing them to be played on any device or with any software which supports Mp3 files.
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“Substack Did Not See That Coming • Buttondown”

newsletter.anamariecox.com/arc…

This neatly highlights my issue with pretty much all of the current crop of Software-as-a-Service platforms. Almost all of them are in a hole with no plan for getting out of it. When a "cloud" SaaS goes, you're sunk as an end user, and most of them are sinking

in reply to Baldur Bjarnason

This, ultimately, is why they’re all-in on “AI”, pushing chatbots and LLMs into every corner. “AI” is a hail Mary pass for the entire tech industry

Like I pointed out over two years ago softwarecrisis.dev/letters/ai-…

📱 Fairphone 6 leaked renders implicate its modular design for easy repairs • Android Central

「 The device is set to launch on June 25 starting at €549, and the specifications of the upcoming Android handset include a 6.31-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, along with Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 under the hood paired with 8GB of RAM and 256GB built-in storage, which is further expandable through microSD for up to 2TB 」

androidcentral.com/phones/fair…

#fairphone #sustainability #righttorepair

Momentka ze sudetske zoo. Maminka pronese k diteti:

"Podivej, gorila!"

Situaci plne rozumim. Taky jsem gorilu nikdy nevidel.

Doufam, ze tato neprijemna zivotni situace nebude mit negativni vliv na vyvoj ditete a ze se mu to nevymsti u statni maturity. Petici za zahajeni jednani o zapujceni goril do sudetske zoo muzete podepsat u vchodu vedle lednicky s pegasy.

V dalsim dile serialu momentek ze sudetske zoo se dozvite, jak po me pavian plastikovy hodil kamenem. Mrcha. Stay tuned!

#lbc #liberec #zoo #photo

Medida troglodita e trauliteira. Como é que alguém com um mestrado ou um doutoramento que queira trabalhar na União Europeia vai vir para Portugal depois desta medida quando quase todos os restantes países da UE impõem prazos menores e oferecem melhores condições de vida? Sinceramente, o governo deste país não quer transformar Portugal numa nação competitiva...

É só patetas neste governo? Não há sociólogos, nem economistas, nem antropólogos, nem especialistas em demografia que os possam ajudar a cometer menos disparates?

eco.sapo.pt/2025/06/23/governo…

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Vijf beklaagden vrijgesproken voor weerspannigheid tijdens manifestatie van "Code Rood" aan luchthaven van Deurne: "Geen bewijs"

Vijf beklaagden zijn dinsdag voor weerspannigheid tijdens een manifestatie van "Code Rood" eind 2023. De correctionele rechtbank van Antwerpen vond het voor drie van hen niet bewezen dat ze aanwezig waren. De twee anderen namen wel deel aan de actie, maar de rechtbank zag geen bewijs dat ze weerspannig waren geweest.
#news #vrtnws #vrt
vrtnws.be/p.8eLEqNbDK

The NVDA bug which I reported over 5 years ago was finally fixed in the latest alpha, coming in 2025.2, Courtesy of @jcsteh
NVDA+Up fails to read or spell many controls and lines in Google Chrome: github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issue…
@NVAccess
in reply to Amir has moved

Honestly, I don't think Apple is any better than Microsoft at actually listening to user or developer feedback, at least not these days. And as someone who has worked with quite a lot of Windows appdevelopers, it is entirely possible to make progress with some of them given sufficient effort. People just try much harder with iOS developers because they have no other choice: it's just assumed that Apple won't fix anything app specific. In contrast, if users complain enough to Windows screen reader developers, they generally end up hacking around whatever episode of crap is thrown at them today. And so the pattern continues. I'm not saying screen reader developers shouldn't try to make things better if the situation is severe enough, even if that involves hacks. But my point is that users at least need to recognise the double standards they hold here and be mindful of that when ranting publicly about how the tiny 6 employee not-for-profit isn't fixing their bug when trillion dollar companies can't be bothered. @NVAccess

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in reply to Jamie Teh

We do have a good relationship with Microsoft. No-one else does anything like their Disability Answer Desk - good luck getting that level of support, as an end user, from most tech companies (I had a question about my router & couldn't even write to Netgear because it's out of warranty!) DaD monitors the feedback hub for issues tagged as accessibility & they do try to get accessibility issues prioritised. Where it can be hard is Windows can have an 18 month lead time.
in reply to NV Access

and yes, that's not to say there aren't longstanding Windows accessibility bugs :)

But where something IS a Windows issue, raising it with Microsoft should ALWAYS be the first action. Just as if something is a bug in Chrome, or Firefox, do definitely raise it with them in the first instance. If you raise it with us, that will be the first thing we do in any case, and indeed, the more people who raise an issue with them, the more likely they are to prioritise it.

in reply to NV Access

Then why not utilize some of that relationship to fix many long-standing issues? Yes, their accessibility desk does help, but what we want is either less erratic implementations or decisions, or more responsiveness when it comes to taking care of odd bugs lurking around Windows, Office, etc. Can you engage them, based on our NVDA issues on Github, to fix glitches with, say, Modern Notepad? I've seen more responsiveness from Google on the Chrome side compared with Microsoft.
@jcsteh
in reply to Scarlet Phoenix Collective

@we_are_spc It just about could be! And some of the things we do naturally uncover some of those - for instance, when we first wrote the training material in our shop, particularly the office modules, I'm pretty sure we documented things no-one had ever documented before as not working with the keyboard, or with a screen reader - and in some cases issues which needed to be fixed in NVDA instead.

WE HAVE ALMOST SAVED GAMING.
Or have we? Can we still save it?

All it would have taken was a million signatures from EU citizens.

Don't we have a million gamers in the EU who are eligible to vote?

Here's probably the last update from #StopKillingGames :

youtube.com/watch?v=HIfRLujXtU…

StopKillingGames.com

Have you signed yet?

#Gaming #Game #Games #Gamers #LinuxGaming #GamePreservation #GameEmulators #Lutris #Proton #Wine #Steam #Freedom #EU #Law #GameDev #GameDevelopment #Help #Activism