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@McOi Lol that's totally fair. I don't think she's the strongest vocalist in the world, but definitely a world class songwriter in my book. Some of her more acoustic stuff produced by Aaron Dessner is really beautiful though.
@McOi I mean you can talk about the vocals I guess, but looking at the texts from a christian PoV I have to say they're pretty meh. But I mean I know even christians who love it lol, so maybe it's just me? Anyway yeah the beats/instrumentals are quite nice though.
@jonathan859 Lol of course it's not you, don't compromise lol. But considering that most of the worldly stuff is not christian that's that. As for the text I heard at the beginning they were somewhat alright, until years ago it became really dark and nasty. And about this one, i didn't really get a meaning out of it, and it sounded like she wanted to show off how deep her voice might be able to be, or put 2 sentences into a place that is just ment for one, if that kind of makes sense? But yeah the beat's fine really.
@McOi @jonathan859 I sometimes find it takes a few listens to Taylor's stuff for the lyrical content to really sink in for me. Obviously, she's not for everyone, and I agree that sometimes her stuff can be a little bit too wordy, but it takes talent to string multiple complex words/sentences into a melody that is melodically coherent and makes sense. Not everybody can do that.
@evilcookies98 I assume you've heard this podcast episode? Super interesting if you haven't! www.20k.org/episodes/jeopardy THE MUSIC OF JEOPARDY! FROM A LULLABY TO $100,000,000: "It’s the most recognizable TV theme in America. But Jeopardy’s “Think Music” wasn’t originally written for a game show… It was written for a toddler. In this episode, we trace the unlikely journey of the Jeopardy theme, from Merv Griffin’s living room to over 10,000 episodes across six decades. Along the way, we explore the show’s sonic evolution, including honking buzzers, 80s synths, and orchestral remixes. Featuring Lisa Broffman, Jeopardy’s Consulting Co-Executive Producer."
This #fanfic is good, though it's still only 8 chapters and 60k words: "Timothy Lamont Cranston, a Bank of America employee, is at Universal Studios Resorts and Parks in Florida. A Potterhead, he buys & drinks one of the Felix Felicis good-luck vials. Passing through Knockturn Alley in Harry Potter World, he trips and falls — and finds himself somewhere that looks much more real than the Harry Potter Resort Park — then he sees Hagrid with Harry Potter!" www.fanfiction.net/s/14471651/1/Who-s-on-First#fanfiction#harrypotter
DebConf25 starts today at Brest, France! Most of the talks are streamed online. Watch out this space for our schedule: debconf25.debconf.org/schedule… . Live talks can be watched by clicking on the venue links on the DebConf25 homepage. #debian #debconf25 #brest
People of mastodon, @ky0les really, and I mean really needs your help. He needs to pay At&T $290 by Tuesday, or his phone will be cut, completely. When not on campus WiFi, he will lose access to everything, including visual interpretation services like Aira, and Be My Eyes. Not only that, but he will not be able to make phone calls, or use his phone for much, if anything. If you can spare anything, even $2, please help. His go fund me is still up, however this is a more pressing issue. Please help, and s=repost to spread the word. You can send him money with the following methods. cash app: $ky0les Paypal: paypal.me/kyllesmith99
I'm calling on all #mutualaid@a.gup.pe peoples, @mutualaid and any other hashtags and groups I"ve forgot.
Examining AI policies and governance mechanisms that secure the common good, respect open-sharing, account for power imbalances and safeguard digital rights.
Could we design systems, possibly using #AI, that help people hear each other more deeply, rather than shout more loudly? Could AI reveal patterns of harm and help communities heal?
So, on your show today, you mentioned the YouTube translation service which automatically translates audio in to the proper language. My question, do they have a mode which would translate your show into American English? Would love a full doubletap episode with you two using American accents! :)
@BaldPackerFan Can we have a translation with @ShaunOfTheShed with the Scottish accent and Stephen with the British one? That would really shake people up.
This is something I recommend for #guitar players who like to put bass on tracks they record. It's a felt pick, sold as an autoharp pick.
I use it because I don't like hearing a pick attack in my basslines and my picking hand's fingers have longer nails on them, so the felt pick is a good way to emulate the sound of a bass played with fingers.
“We've outsourced our moral judgement about the value of people's contribution to the economy to markets.”
In this urgent conversation, @tristanh and Michael Sandel ask what it means 2 be human in a future where presence, dignity, and labor are optional—or obsolete.
We can’t afford another century of unaccountable innovation.
Tech leaders promise AI will bring unprecedented abundance. But what happens to human dignity when our labor becomes obsolete? In this episode, Michael Sandel explores why AI-driven prosperity could leave society hollow — and the lessons we can learn…
“One of the core tenets of white supremacy [is] the right to comfort… White supremacy thrives in the idea that you’re supposed to be comfortable… you will derail a conversation if you’re made to feel uncomfortable”
23K likes, 652 comments - ebonywarriorstudios on July 13, 2025: ""they know us here, they know us well..." Yeah they know money is still money but I can guarantee they don't like you.
BREAKING! This little libertarian, who has no idea (and does not care) what the fuck is going on around him, is having a birthday. #CatsOfMastodon #MoreYearsThanBrainCells
As much as we might want to overlook the cost to see the benefits of such a device as the Monarch, there's a growing chorus of voices out there who feel the cost is more than a barrier, it is exclusionary. And at that point what is the value of such a device if the very few can access it. Can multi line braille be sustainable? #RealTalkdefcon.social/@cachondo/114847…
Can someone just buy Putty a real domain so they can get proper SEO? Hosting a project of this magnitude at a URL that looks like an old personal home page from 1996 is super unprofessional. RT: hachyderm.io/users/simontatham…
The domain name putty.org is *NOT* run by the #PuTTY developers. It is run by somebody not associated with us, who uses the domain to interpose advertising for their unrelated commercial products. We do not endorse those products in any way, and we have never given any kind of agreement for PuTTY's name to be used in promoting them.
Please do not perpetuate the claim that putty.org is the PuTTY website. If anyone is linking to it on that basis, please change the link. The PuTTY website is chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtath… and it always has been.
You can check this by downloading the source code, which cites that URL in many places (the README, the documentation, some strings in the actual code), or by using the "Visit Web Site" menu options in the official Windows binaries (the ones signed with my personal Authenticode certificate). The true PuTTY website is the one that PuTTY itself says it is.
Many search engines list putty.org above chiark. I don't know if this is due to active SEO on the part of the domain owner, or a heuristic in the rankings. Either way, don't believe them. It's not our site.
Have you tried RIM? It's an accessible way to get technical support remotely. It's somewhat similar to JAWS tandem and NVDA remote, but has more features... It's currently free until July 18th, so if you've been wanting to try it out, now is the time!
We share a credit card, to maximise the points collection opportunities. I have to wonder what Mrs E has been up to when I see things like this on the statement… 😲
with #guadec2025 coming up at the end of july, it's a good time to start thinking about a location for the 2026 edition. we have one solid option already but if you would like to host guadec in your city, please take a moment to fill out the form:
Welcome to GUADEC 2025 GUADEC is the GNOME community’s largest conference, bringing together hundreds of users, contributors, community members, and enthusiastic supporters for a week of talks and workshops.
* Tomato: a minimalist Pomodoro timer based on Material 3 Expressive
3 rather old apps have been removed:
* TouchlessMap: not maintained since 2016 (and just a demo anyway) * Neuronizer Notes: not maintained since 2019 (plenty notes apps available) * NoKey: app was abandoned ~2018 (and just a web wrapper)
This is a repository of apps to be used with your F-Droid client. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github, GitLab, Codeberg).
DebConf25 welcomes its sponsors! bits.debian.org/2025/07/debcon… DebConf25, the 26th edition of the Debian conference is taking place in Campus of IMT Atlantique Bretagne-Pays de la Loire, Brest, France. Thanks to the hard work of its organizers and sponsors! #debian #debconf #debconf25
DebConf25, the 26th edition of the Debian conference is taking place in Brest Campus of IMT Atlantique Bretagne-Pays de la Loire, France. We appreciate the organizers for their hard work, and hope this event will be highly beneficial for those who...
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Reason 10 To Choose Linux 😍
Linux 🐧 is more private, by default
Own and control your data!
Your operating system won't record your key strokes or dictation, collect lists of devices and their Wi-Fi details, or webcams, printers …
Good shout. Long time Windows-for-gaming user here (often with a Debian dual-boot) but at the end of 10 I'm switching to Debian full time. As soon as Trixie releases, my dvd-burner is ready :)
June news at reproducible-builds.org have been released, stating IzzyOnDroid passed 48% coverage (48.8% now), and that @bg443 made shields available to show the current RB status of an app. And on we go!
V rámci “zahoření” nového středu šlapete na přehradu #Křetínka, těšíte se na párek a pivo a oni mají zavřeno. V neděli, v poledne, o prázdninách. Tvl, to mi hlava nebere. Takže zpět dolů do #Letovice a v už osvědčeném motorestu proběhla #birellovka včetně kačenky se zelím, kterou tam mají výbornou. Tahle byla letos už moje pátá. Střed neskřípe, ani nevrže, kolo v cajku a moje koleno kupodivu taky. Prostě byl dneska prima #cyklovýšlap.
# Description
The dumpeasysrc function in the provided code snippet allows an attacker to specify an arbitrary file path for outputting the generated libcurl source code via the global->libcurl...
It actually once again very much feels like LLM.. I initially assumed that's why you closed it and posted it. Only then I realized how dumb it actually is.
I remember the early times, in 2018 or so, when we first had "You can ask a question about an image in natural language and it will generate an answer" experiments. It was magic. And utterly unreliable.
The primary joke back then was to ask "How many giraffes are in this picture" and it would say "two" or something, for pictures of an empty meadow.
Anyway. If you point an LLM at a code base and ask "where is the security vulnerability" it will point to one. Even on empty meadows.
NPR - There's yet another type of deception emerging on TikTok: deepfake videos that copy the exact words of a real creator but in a different voice. npr.org/2025/07/10/nx-s1-54614…
What’s New Gajim 2.3 comes with a new design featuring Adwaita, a user interface library which provides building blocks for modern adaptive applications.
The guide also mentions that there is no algorithm in your Mastodon timeline. The only posts you see are from accounts and hashtags you follow, or posts that are shared by accounts you follow.
Ok I debated making this but it cannot hurt. I hope all my fellow #Blind, #DeafBlind, and #VisuallyImpaired people, along with their family, friends, and others have had a great time at the #ACB and/or #NFB 2025 conventions. I am taking this time, and the increased activity on certain hashtags to do some shameless promotion of #OurBlind. OurBlind comprises the Discord, Lemmy, and Reddit communities operated by the staff of the r/Blind subreddit, as well as those who have joined since the creation of the Discord in 2022, and Lemmy in 2023. We have members from all over the world, and of all ages, hearing and vision levels, and are a safe space for Our LGBTQIA+ and neurodiverse friends. Our general community guidelines, and the links to reach our platforms can be found on our website.
Welcome to OurBlind Join Us Reddit Discord Lemmy Who We Are OurBlind is a community of blind and visually impaired people, their family and friends, and allies, from around the world.
# HTTP Request Smuggling Vulnerability Report - cURL
## Summary:
cURL does not explicitly reject HTTP requests that contain both Transfer-Encoding and Content-Length headers, which can lead to...
Mind if I borrow this one (incl. your statement "First, it is clearly visible as the report turns into this AI rubbish style with bullet point overload and MUCH too wordy and exaggerating every point.") for my deck about how AI complicates work on the receiving side of report/pull request?
If they can’t be bothered to put in a bit of punctuation and spacing themselves, then they clearly are very busy people with other priorities. So I certainly would not expect them to have checked the result for accuracy and readability… making the report a pain in the behind for the reader.
this is the clearest example I've seen of the idea that LLMs can write things that *sound* correct, but they fundamentally don't understand what "correct" even means.
This has the shape of a vulnerability report. The fact pattern has many hallmarks of vulnerabilities. But it doesn't really understand what a "vulnerability in curl" is, and the result is neither "a vulnerability" nor "in curl."
I believe the reporter when they said: "AI assistance was used to help structure and format this vulnerability report". I have some amount of trust, and the way it reads and is formatted is similar to AI tools have seen. Is that the question you meant, or were you asking if AI was used ONLY to structure and format the report, and not to find the “vulnerability”? For that, I don’t know. I wouldn’t have thought to test that, but then maybe I’m not imaginative enough!
@hmallett the text was definitely AI. The thing to question is if there was ever any human intelligence involved in "the finding". It's not really possible to tell for sure.
@sycophantic Depends, I'd say. I've seen bug reports that were very hard to understand, even though English vocabulary was used, quite clearly a language barrier thing. I could see some use AI to better their document structure.
Mind you I'm not saying that is it in *this* case, but rather reacting on the notion that raw text is always better...
@levitte @sycophantic these days, using AI seems to literally imply getting a "word vomit". It is in my view often the number one reason NOT to use it. The actual point is drowned in well-phrased polite English.
and it brings some styling improvements, better performance and bugfixes.
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