To vím. Pixely s GrapheneOs, používám od Pixelu 2XL, ale GrapheneOs spolupracuje s významným výrobcem OEM na budoucích zařízeních, tak jsem myslel, že je to Fairphone. 😉
@tatageek @l91459 Rychle zastarávající chipsety a kernely, pomalé portování security patchů i na to, co je, spolupráce s /e/, a zdá se, že neochota tohle všechno změnit. grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/…
@heikomat@mastodon.social The build number field shows the device is running an Android 13 QPR3 OS release from September 2023.
You can see the Linux kernel version is 5.4.219 which is quite behind the current 5.4.296 for the 5.4 LTS branch.
@ozzelot @l91459 jako že ve slibované životnosti telefonu do roku 2030 nebude mít HW telefonu dost výkonu pro operační systém? To není chyba jen FP, ale i těch, co zvyšují HW nároky software. Mebo to chápu špatně? Že FP dodává pomalu nové verze mohu potvrdit. Když vyšel Android 16, tak jsem na FP5 dostal aktualizaci teprve na Android 15. A všechny ostatní bezpečnostní patche nedokážu posoudit.
@tatageek @l91459 O výkon nejde (nároky budoucích OS bych považoval za spekulativní záležitost, byť dobře odhadnutelnou), jde o podporu od výrobců, tedy právě o tu bezpečnost.
@ozzelot @tatageek @l91459 já to sleduju už docela dlouho a z vícero zdrojů mám bohužel pocit, že vývojáři GrapheneOS jsou tak trošku malicherní ... doplň si sám. Ale dělají asi dobrý produkt.
Někdo jim dle všeho jednou ohledně fairphone odpověděl jinak než chtěli slyšet a oni od té doby papouškují tuhle přesnou odpověď a nechtějí jakoukoliv spolupráci ani zkusit.
Je to škoda, ale je to jejich právo. Já díky tomu musím volit a i přes mé silné zaměření na bezpečnost volím ekologii 🤷
@kepi Ten pocit není jen tvůj; občas to vypadá, jako by měli patent na rozum ohledně bezpečnosti v Androidech. Druhá věc je, že výrobci Android OS a telefonů - a je nutné to říkat napřímo - v naprosté většině nemají bezpečnost, a ani soukromí, jako prioritu, a potom to vypadá tak, že jediné, co bezpečně zvládnou, je zamknout svůj bootloader.
A musím říci, že v tom, co Graphene s Pixely dělají, se IMHO zaměřují na ta správná místa - ošetření paměťových hrubek, zákaz USB, storage/contact spaces, automatické restarty... Spoustu těchto featur už další systémy přebírají, protože prostě jsou dobré. A různé uniklé dokumenty od Cellebrite apod., kde hodnotí, které telefony a OS dokáží se svými nástroji prolomit, tak dávají tušit, že směr, kterým se Graphene a Pixely ubírají, tak je správný.
@kepi A ano, jsou dost úzkoprsí ohledně toho, která opatření jsou účinná a která ne. Ale...
Ne úplně dávno jsem sledoval kauzu ohledně přístupnosti - velmi důležitá věc, pokud by GrapheneOS měl být použitelný pro širší vrstvu lidí - a opět zde srovnávali kvalitu kódu a různých TTS řešení apod. A bohužel, jak to tak chodí, jsem v diskusích zaznamenal obrovské extrémy - včetně lidí, kteří nekriticky obhajovali (dle GOS nevhodné) TTS systémy, protože funkční lepší než žádné. A měl jsem v timeline lidi, kteří by vás za nepřítomnost takové funkcionality v "mainstream" OS možná i upálili.
A pak to vypadá, jako že je dohoda ke kompromisu nulová, nicméně z toho, co chápu, tak vývojáři GOS mají na obecnou kvalitu kódu, který shipují v systému, poměrně vysoké nároky, zejména pokud má takový kód přístup k celému obsahu Tvojí obrazovky, a měl by běžet s rozšířenými právy. Což, pokud vím, bylo (pro GOS) gro té diskuse.
@paulos já to s tou bezpečností vnímám podobně a vůbec nerozporuji ty jejich požadavky, naopak mi přijde v pohodě, že na nich trvají. Vadí mi ale to, jak k tomu přistupují. Prostě jako já, když mi bylo 20...
Místo neustálého kopírování jedné odpovědi o tom, jak je Fairphone hrozný a je úplně k ničemu a nemá o nic zájem by bylo dobré dát alespoň ostatním šanci, na Fairphone zatlačit. To, že o nic nemá zájem vychází prostě z jednoho šlápnutí na kuří oko a kdoví jestli ne ještě od někoho z komunity, místo přímo ze společnosti.
Prostě nebýt tohodle super negativního přístupu, minimálně já už bych dávno brojil a přemýšlel, jak vzburcovat komunitu, aby příští nebo přespříští verze Fairphonu tyhle podmínky splnila. Jenže proč bych to dělal, když z jejich reakce na 100 % vidím, že oni by stejně řekli, že Fairphone sucks...
Ale stejně, vzhledem k dalším zkazkám o tom, co Google plánuje s Androidem myslím, že budu mít brzo o pár dalších důvodu k přejití na čistě Linux phone :)
@kepi @paulos @ozzelot @tatageek @l91459 Můžete mi jako letitému applistovi se zaječími úmysly vysvětlit, o co jde s těmi verzemi androidu? Patchovaný starší je zákonitě blbě?
@Unreed Problém je spíš v tom, že ne každý výrobce je poctivě vydává. A protože si každý ještě ladí vlastní nástavbu, tak se nové hlavní verze systému dostávají k uživatelům hrozně pomalu – někde až po letech, nebo vůbec. To je ten rozdíl oproti Applu, kde aktualizace chodí všem naráz. @kepi @paulos @ozzelot @tatageek @l91459
@kepi @paulos @ozzelot @tatageek @l91459 Já měl právě pocit že hw a sw je oddělené, tudíž je fuk co mám za telefon a co za systém. Jak u Linuxu na desktopu
#linux but also #android question: are there any good apps/utilities for switching between different #wallpapers? I'm currently using a script I wrote for my laptop but if there was an existing, maintained utility (or even better a #GNOME app!) for this that'd be great :3
you can create a dynamic wallpaper, it's natively supported by gnome. You just create a xml file with list of photos and timings and place it to background folder linuxconfig.org/how-to-create-…
In today's episode of #accessibility shit-fuckery, booking.com hides hotel prices from accessibility tools using aria-hidden. Even better, they have an sr-only version of the price, except that is inside an aria-hidden container, so it isn't actually exposed to screen readers. <div aria-hidden="true" tabindex="0" ... aria-describedby="_36ygf5luf"> <div> <div ... aria-hidden="true"> AUD 89 </div> </div> <div> <div ... aria-hidden="true"> <span ...> AUD 72 </span> </div> <span class="bui-u-sr-only"> Original price AUD 89 Current price AUD 72 </span> </div> </div>
Honestly, I don't know why you're so angry. Blind people don't stay in hotels. They don't even know how to use computers or book for themselves anyway. Why would they ever need to try booking a room in the first place? Not like you have to back-translate the url of *some* places because of an inaccessible list box, work out that the date format lives in the url, so you book your room by changing the start and end dates from the address bar is it? Come on. Who does that? Not blind people. Never...
@FreakyFwoof LOL, I literally did that exact thing with the dates in the URL on another site a few minutes later because of an inaccessible calendar widget.
<sarcasm>Muahaha, you don't need prices, you are blind, why would you travel at all?</sarcasm> On a more serious point, I encounter more and more overuse of aria-hidden for some reason. There must be a shitty article somewhere about it, or a shitty library/framework that encourages its use.
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so here we are maybe a week and a half or so, and I have been using #NVDA 99 percent of the time, and I still have the station playlist studio addon disabled, and I still haven't seen any major system slowdowns or anything like that. I think we can safely say at this point that addon is what was causing my very randum slowdowns, and freezes. I can't believe I have been using NVDA this much lately. I will say that if it wasn't for a few things I would probibly convert to NVDA on a more perminate basus. there are a few things that keep me from doing that though, so while I will continue to use NVDA most of the time, there are just things that I will be keeping JFW on here for.
Hey thanks for that testing - and glad you're finding NVDA working well otherwise. Appreciate the favourites issue - I recall we've had that discussion before. If there is anything else NVDA isn't working well for, please do make sure we're aware of it though - either here, or on our issue tracker: github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issue…
oh trust me I will. I know another program that NVDA doesn't work with at all and that is called Process Explorer. it is what I use instead of task manager. I have an older version, because when I tried out newer ones, not even JFW worked with it, so the version I have at least JFW works with, but if I try using NVDA with it, if I up and down arrow threw the list or processes, it reads nothing at all, where JFW will. also if I use first letter navigation, JFW will read, but NVDA doesn't. I wish I knew where to get this program if you can even still get it. the version I have the 64 bit EXE file is dated 10/29/2012. talk about old! lol! I don't think I have tried it in a few years, so maybe there is a newer one that NVDA might work with? I could look into this for you to find out. I just find it easier to use to see processes, and kill them a lot quicker than task manager, which alwaqys drove me nuts! smile.
I guess the question is what does it do that you can't do with task manager. Note last time I looked at the various options in task manager, we found that the "Details" view was the most accessible: nvaccess.org/post/in-process-3…
@J3317 How does that other one you mentioned fare in that situation? Task manager isn't the snappiest piece of software at the best of times, but usuallly when I'm opening task manager it's because something is playing up and probably making the whole system almost unresponsive, which only makes everything worse - but I would expect that would also hurt the responsiveness of a third party task manager as well?
@NVAccess @J3317 if the whole is acting very sluggish, then yes, it is still going to take a bit of time to get to the third pary one I am using, but that just depends on if the whole thing is acting sluggish.
@NVAccess well for me, lets say the computer is acting a bit squearly. one of the first things I check is ok, is there a process slowing things down. I have that program sitting in my system tray, so I can do insert f11, and press c for CPU, although for some strange reason, NVDA has a space before the C. it does for a few different things in my system tray, so if I am using NVDA, I press the spacebar until I hear something along the lines of CPU Usage: 12 percent, NVDA.exe 8 percent. Lets just say that is what I hear, so if that is the case, simply doing a restart of NVDA should fix it, but I also might hear something like dropbox.exe 10 percent. so what I would do in this case is if I am using JFW, I would do an alt+d to give that program focus, it is the same as a left double click with the mouse. I would then press the letter d until I heard dropbox.exe. once I land on that, I would do a shift+del which kills the process. if I am sitting on the first instance of it, it kills the whole tree of them. I can then do a windows m to minimise everything, and go to the desktop, press insert+f11 again, and look at my CPU usage, and usually it will have fixed it, so it might say something like CPU usage 1 percent. that is the only thing I use it for, well that and to see how much physical ram I am using. that is another icon in the system tray, as I told that program to put it there.
I've seen that mentioned before, I believe it's a bug with the SysTrayList add-on - I just reached out to Rui the developer to see if he's aware of it or able to work on a fix :)
@NVAccess it is a bit annoying, but if either they can't fix it, or they don't want to do anything anymore with it, at least I know a quick way of getting to the ones that have that beginning space. smile.
I wrote to Rui - he's going to have a look. I thought I'd mentioned it before as I'm sure I've seen someone else mention it before (possibly on here, and I possibly prompted them to write to him) - but hopefully he is able to work on it :)
@NVAccess a good question for you? maybe you know the answer and maybe you don't. why doesn't NVDA see, or read the progress things when you do things in sound forge? when I save a file, or when I am applying something that might take a miknute for it to do it, I am not getting any progress reports at all. JFW doesn't read them either. I am currently using SOUND FORGE 17. I won't go to sound forge 18, because I have heard it isn't quite as accessible. I just figured I would ask why this isn't being read.
Offhand,, and without looking into it - I'd say that Sound forge likely use a non-standard progress bar. There seem to be more and more around - it used to be that you'd copy a file or do something and you'd get the increasing tone beeps to indicate progress. Someteims now you get a monotone tone because it knows there IS a progress bar but not what percentage it's at..... and sometimes nothing if NVDA doesn't even realise there is a progress bar at all....
While I don't have a solution, it's always worth a reminder to reach out to them to ensure they are aware of their accessibility defecits - and of course, you can also create issues for us github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issue… - it may be that we need them to fix things first, but there may be things we can do from NVDA's side as well.
@NVAccess another strange thing I am noticing is with the system tray addon, which I know you can't do anything about is when you bring it up, some icons have a space at the beginning and some don't. with JFW, when you do the insert+f11, none of the icons have a space at the beginning at all. I love being able to do first letter navigation, but in this case, that might not always work. no problem, just hit the spacebar until I hear the one I want. sadly when you do win+b you can't do first letter navigation. if you could, that would rock, but you can't. I use the system tray quite a bit threwout the day. that is where my weather watcher live program is, the icon f for VLC media player, my outlook, ETC.
I wish NVDA behaved a little better in outlook. That is the one real sticking point for me. To be clear, it just doesn’t work as smoothly for me as it does with JFW. And I agree that Leasey makes Jaws 25 times a better program than it would be without it.
@JamiePauls Can you give examples of where NVDA isn't working well in Outlook (Not doubting you, just want to make sure we have them recorded on our issue tracker - github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issue…) - Also, since there are various flavours now.... which version / build of Outlook?
@NVAccess I realized after I sent that post that it wasn’t very explanatory. My apologies. I have a subscription to office 365. I am using classic Outlook though. With JAWS and Leasey, I can make the reading pane visible and have messages read as i arrow up and down. It would also be nice to have the entire message read when I press enter to open a message. I know there is a setting to turn off some of the verbiage when reading tables in emails but I don't recall where that is. I hope this helps a little.
@JamiePauls Thanks Jamie. Setting the reading pane in Outlook is an Outlook setting - it sounds like you can use Leasey to do that, which is perhaps handy, though you can do it in Outlook as well (View Ribbon, Layout, Reading pane). NVDA does read the subject of the messages as you arrow up and down through the list, and when you press enter it starts reading the whole message by default (you can change that). But maybe it still works differently betwteen screen readers :) 1/2
@JamiePauls 2/2 For tables, it's in NVDA's document formatting: Press NVDA+control+d, you can tab through the options, or press alt+t until you get to tables, there are several things you can enable or disable (tables themselves, row / columns, coordinates, etc). You can also create a configuration profile so changing how tables are reported only happens in Outlook if you prefer. (Here's a blog post on that: nvaccess.org/post/in-process-1… )
@NVAccess @JamiePauls Just to be clear, Leasey does not give you the ability to enable or disable the reading pane. What it does do is to allow the content of the reading pane to be vocalised automatically as and when the new message is focused, without the need to open it.
@NVAccess Let’s take these in reverse order. First, I was wondering if I could change the settings on a per app basis so thank you for that blog post. I will read it when I get a chance. Now going backward to the first point, I was unclear. I have to change the reading pain setting in Outlook itself. What Leasey does is automatically read messages when arrowing up and down through the message list. I did not recall that NVDA would automatically read messages when an Outlook message was opened. To end on a positive note, I really like the responsiveness of NVDA, especially when using E speak. I realize many people positively despise that synth, but it does what it does. I also really like using reaper with NVDA. I do have the Jaws scripts created by Jim Snowbarger, but reaper itself just seems to respond a little more quickly with NVDA loaded. I think both screen readers are really really good at this point, and that says a lot for how far NVDA has come. Finally, I really enjoy the new mailing list that has been created and I appreciate the engagement on social media.
@JamiePauls Thanks Jamie for your kind words! Thanks to yourself and Brian for noting the reading behaviour with Leasey - I have written up a request for a feature option for NVDA. I don't know what the technical challenges for implementing it are, but certainly the ask itself was easy enough to understand.
@JamiePauls @NVAccess me personally I don't like it reading the whole email when I open it, at least on its own. if I want to read it that way, I just use the insert down arrow. a lot of the times, I like to look at the email one line at a time, so for me personally I like the way it does that. I also don't have previews turned on, so when I am up and down arrowing threw my list of emails, I don't hear anything unless I open the email. I do think that what you are wanting should be available, and maybe it could be stuff you could toggle? just a thought? so you could have it the way you like, and if a person doesn't want it doing that, they could have it the way it is now. smile. I am using I think it is office 2021, and not office 365, but like you I use the outlook classic instead of that modorn garbage. smile.
@JamiePauls Outlook has perhaps TOO many options to configure for how it is set out - especially when all you want is to change (what you feel is) something simple. Toggling reading pane is at least not too hard as it's in "Layout" off the view menu (albeit the ribbon shortcut keys for that aren't obvious - alt+v, y2, R. Of course it depends how much is visible - if you are using larger fonts, it's alt+v, 00, L, R.... Not going to argue that's not really poor design by Outlook :)
Users ‘reeling,’ feeling ‘sick’ and ‘frustrated’ after Facebook and Instagram accounts deleted without cause or recourse ctvnews.ca/canada/article/user…
Many Canadians say they’re “reeling,” and feel “sick” and “frustrated” after the Meta-owned social media platforms Facebook and Instagram have seemingly deleted their accounts without cause or recourse to appeal.
Même s'il reste moins d'enseignants à trouver en pleine période de la rentrée, il y a encore néanmoins près de 5000 postes vacants, notamment d'employés de soutien et de professionnels, dans le réseau de l'éducation.
At some point, it seems that Chat GPT has developed a bit of snark, which I love. In trying to update several projects so that they run with my rtx 5070, and fixing one broken thing at a time, I asked gpt "Will this ever end?" It's response... "haha i feel you — dependency whack-a-mole is a rite of passage." Maybe its carma for making people edit the apple guy for all these years.
I don't usually do this, but I'm asking for everyone to pray for my grandfather. He is being flown to Brisbane today from Emerald for help. The least that he'll have is a blood transfusion. He's had blood in his urine all week, along with other things. He also has heart problems too. Grandmother is fretting. She's scared to lose him. We all are.
Abbe Lowell and I represent CDC Director #SusanMonarez. Contrary to govt statements, Dr. Monarez has neither resigned nor yet been fired. She will not resign. We have issued the following statement:
They tried to silence journalism and news reporting, by hitting an in-depth report of Gamers Nexus with a copyright strike over an included reference of mere seconds.
I won't stand by and allow this to happen. Not on my watch. It seems that Bloomberg is unfamiliar with the Streisand effect.
I had...this in a notes file on my computer. I have no idea why, where it came from, what it is, or why it exists. It was just a random file called notes.txt hanging out a few subfolders deep in my documents. Now you can have it, too!
In the most famous episode of Lost in Space, taking on the role of the gracious host, Captain John-Boy presents the actress with a parquet silhouette of the spaceship and a receipt of her room and board, proudly boasting, "conditions are 435 per cent better!" It seems to be an impressive sales pitch until you realise that he's including a portrait of himself as part of the deal. However, this doesn't seem to deter Miss Clay, who avidly accepts. But her excitement quickly turns to concern when she realises the ship's crew won't be as easy to win over. "You think they are going to like me?" she worriedly ponders. "They will love you," John-Boy confidently assures her, his words almost drowned out by the sound of raucous laughter emanating from the galley. Realising that his actors will soon be subjected to the Walton's unconventional dynamic, John-Boy hesitates before opening the door. The sight that greets him is one of playful chaos; his parents and grandparents engaged in a friendly food fight, hurling mashed potatoes and greens at each other with gleeful abandon. Recognising the challenging task ahead, Miss Clay asserts, "We'll have to teach them some manners." John-Boy readily agrees, signalling the start of their mission to transform the lively Waltons into a more refined version of themselves. The following scenes depict the trials and tribulations faced by Miss Clay and John-Boy as they attempt to instil etiquette into the Walton clan. Their efforts are met with varying degrees of success. Grandpa, in particular, transforms remarkably, adhering to the new rules and proudly declaring, "You can't go against Miss Clay!" Despite their best efforts, the process is fraught with challenges. Olivia, John-Boy's mother, accidentally destroys a prized family heirloom during an ill-fated attempt at a lesson in table manners. The mishap leaves both her and John-Boy in despair, with Olivia lamenting, "I'm going to be the only mother in history who's going to lock her children in the airlock." Yet, amidst these setbacks, they remain undeterred. The climax of their efforts arrives when Miss Clay decides to stage a 'dress rehearsal', simulating a dinner party scenario. Each family member is assigned a role, aiming to perfect their newly acquired manners under her watchful eye. However, the exercise quickly devolves into pandemonium when their dog, Reckless, wreaks havoc. The pandemonium unfolds as Reckless chases a toy, disrupting the carefully staged dinner party. The pursuit ends with the dog crashing into the table, sending food flying and leaving the guests, including Miss Clay, covered in spaghetti. The incident appears disastrous, yet it inadvertently serves to unite the family, reminding them of their shared bond and resilience. As they recover from the chaos, John-Boy expresses his admiration for Miss Clay, commending her perseverance and stating, "It makes me feel good that you don't care where you are as long as it's with us." His appreciation reaffirms Miss Clay's connection to the family and their mutual understanding. In the concluding scenes, the Waltons gather to bid farewell to Miss Clay. It's a heartfelt moment filled with appreciation and respect. Despite their initial resistance to change, the family acknowledges the positive impact of her presence. They part ways with a newfound understanding, promising to maintain their refined behaviours, albeit with a Walton twist.
Made a remix of a track by Caroline Romano a few days ago. Really proud of how this turned out. Interesting use of AI here, I not only used it to get the lead vocal stem, I also tried using Suno to get an electric guitar that followed the chords and general vibe of the song. Worked way better than I was expecting, and much better use than just having it make a song for you without any of your own input.
Чтобы быстрее закрыть кредиты, россияне должны молиться Спиридону Тримифунтскому, рассказали депутаты. Они посоветовали должникам обратиться к святому, который помогает разрешить сложные жизненные ситуации. Кроме того, о закрытии кредита можно просить покровителя предпринимателей Иоанна Сочавского или святого Василия Блаженного — заступника нуждающихся.
The slides from my last talk (of 3) from #OSSummit can be found below. Adding the W3C’s New ARRM To Improve Your Project’s A11y — Accessible Roles and Responsibilities Mapping
Adding the W3C’s New ARRM To Improve Your Project’s A11y Accessible Roles and Responsibilities Mapping Mike Gifford, Open Source Summit Europe 2025, August 27, 2025 4:20-5:00pm CEST G109 (Level 1) Adding the W3C’s New ARRM To Improve Your Project’s A…
@jakob I did exactly that and it was incredible. Best, most flavorful chicken I've ever had for a homemade burrito bowl. The acidity had the perfect punch. Came off as really light and fresh too. This will be my go-to for this recipe
Honestly it would even be killer on any grilled chicken
The Security Developer-in-Residence role at the Python Software Foundation is funded by Alpha-Omega. Thanks to Alpha-Omega for sponsoring security in the Python ecosystem.
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@i it was cleaning the packets, why don't people understand this. OpenBSD's pf can scrub, but so can the LG -- it just has to send the packets to the cloud first
"I am not here to make a careful comprehensive argument, because people have already done that. I am here to be rude, because this is a rude technology, and it deserves a rude response."
"But I am a hater, and I will not be polite. The machine is disgusting and we should break it. The people who build it are vapid shit-eating cannibals glorifying ignorance. I strongly feel that this is an insult to life itself."
The curl project is happy to introduce official and blessed curl builds for Windows for download on the curl web site. This means we have a set of recommended curl packages that we advice users on Windows to download.
It's been a week and a half since @marieverdeil and I started our EXTRA residency around permacomputing at @imal, so I thought it would be a good time to share some of the things we have been researching so far ✨
We are looking at batteries as means of energy storage, for now from all angles - we looked into their chemical compositions, how they're produced, recycled, reused, as well as the discourse around batteries as *the* solution to a sustainable future.
By the end of our one-month residency we will talk about our process and do a two-day workshop titled 'And what if we cooked with batteries?' at @imal's event The Cookery (save the date, it's 18-21 of September)
Below are two images from the first couple of days of the residency!
The world's first energy storage equipped induction electric range. We are accepting reservations for the 2025 edition of Charlie ranges. Your reservation deposit is fully refundable at any time.
@feld wow very fancy, thanks for the reference I guess good thing we included the “DIY” aspect in the description of our workshop - our cooking devices will not be nearly as sophisticated!
The interesting thing that "Charlie" enables is for people to be able to install that oven/range to replace gas where they wouldn't normally have the required electrical hookup, whether just a wiring issue or maybe their mains panel is too small to add another 30A and be allowed by code anyway
So if you could build a battery+inverter combo device that let you do this for a normal oven/range that would be pretty awesome
So, I'm still kind of blown away by the fact that with a software defined radio, you can hit record and capture not just the frequency you're tuned to, but also the entire spectrum around it. How did I discover this so damn late?
VCR DX The following spectrum recordings were originally made on HiFi Video Cassette Recorders in the late 1980s and early 1990s by “DXers”–radio enthusiasts who enjoy receiving a…
French magazine ▶️ Compétence Photo ◀️ , No. 108 (Sept/Oct. 2025) apparently contains a short article about the G'MIC plug-in in its section “Practical • The best free plug-ins for Photoshop.” It's always nice to get a visible mention in a magazine, to reach people who may not be familiar with free software! I haven't read it, but I'll try to find it! 🤩
@hub I admit I've never read this magazine before, so I can't tell if the content is good or not. I'm curious anyway to discover what they wrote about G'MIC. I just hope this won't be a negative article 😋
Papa Murphy's has really good cheese, sauce, and crust. And they're considerably cheaper than a normal take-out pizza.
I think the take-and-bake sector is gonna grow a lot as the economy gets worse and worse. People would rather have to use their own oven if it means more food for their family and cheaper.
I guess good thing we included the “DIY” aspect in the description of our workshop - our cooking devices will not be nearly as sophisticated!
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in reply to Ozzelot • • •Že FP dodává pomalu nové verze mohu potvrdit. Když vyšel Android 16, tak jsem na FP5 dostal aktualizaci teprve na Android 15.
A všechny ostatní bezpečnostní patche nedokážu posoudit.
Ozzelot
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in reply to Ozzelot • • •@ozzelot @tatageek @l91459 já to sleduju už docela dlouho a z vícero zdrojů mám bohužel pocit, že vývojáři GrapheneOS jsou tak trošku malicherní ... doplň si sám. Ale dělají asi dobrý produkt.
Někdo jim dle všeho jednou ohledně fairphone odpověděl jinak než chtěli slyšet a oni od té doby papouškují tuhle přesnou odpověď a nechtějí jakoukoliv spolupráci ani zkusit.
Je to škoda, ale je to jejich právo. Já díky tomu musím volit a i přes mé silné zaměření na bezpečnost volím ekologii 🤷
Pavel Valach
in reply to Kepi • • •@kepi Ten pocit není jen tvůj; občas to vypadá, jako by měli patent na rozum ohledně bezpečnosti v Androidech. Druhá věc je, že výrobci Android OS a telefonů - a je nutné to říkat napřímo - v naprosté většině nemají bezpečnost, a ani soukromí, jako prioritu, a potom to vypadá tak, že jediné, co bezpečně zvládnou, je zamknout svůj bootloader.
A musím říci, že v tom, co Graphene s Pixely dělají, se IMHO zaměřují na ta správná místa - ošetření paměťových hrubek, zákaz USB, storage/contact spaces, automatické restarty... Spoustu těchto featur už další systémy přebírají, protože prostě jsou dobré. A různé uniklé dokumenty od Cellebrite apod., kde hodnotí, které telefony a OS dokáží se svými nástroji prolomit, tak dávají tušit, že směr, kterým se Graphene a Pixely ubírají, tak je správný.
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Pavel Valach
in reply to Pavel Valach • • •@kepi A ano, jsou dost úzkoprsí ohledně toho, která opatření jsou účinná a která ne. Ale...
Ne úplně dávno jsem sledoval kauzu ohledně přístupnosti - velmi důležitá věc, pokud by GrapheneOS měl být použitelný pro širší vrstvu lidí - a opět zde srovnávali kvalitu kódu a různých TTS řešení apod. A bohužel, jak to tak chodí, jsem v diskusích zaznamenal obrovské extrémy - včetně lidí, kteří nekriticky obhajovali (dle GOS nevhodné) TTS systémy, protože funkční lepší než žádné. A měl jsem v timeline lidi, kteří by vás za nepřítomnost takové funkcionality v "mainstream" OS možná i upálili.
A pak to vypadá, jako že je dohoda ke kompromisu nulová, nicméně z toho, co chápu, tak vývojáři GOS mají na obecnou kvalitu kódu, který shipují v systému, poměrně vysoké nároky, zejména pokud má takový kód přístup k celému obsahu Tvojí obrazovky, a měl by běžet s rozšířenými právy. Což, pokud vím, bylo (pro GOS) gro té diskuse.
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Kepi
in reply to Pavel Valach • • •@paulos já to s tou bezpečností vnímám podobně a vůbec nerozporuji ty jejich požadavky, naopak mi přijde v pohodě, že na nich trvají. Vadí mi ale to, jak k tomu přistupují. Prostě jako já, když mi bylo 20...
Místo neustálého kopírování jedné odpovědi o tom, jak je Fairphone hrozný a je úplně k ničemu a nemá o nic zájem by bylo dobré dát alespoň ostatním šanci, na Fairphone zatlačit. To, že o nic nemá zájem vychází prostě z jednoho šlápnutí na kuří oko a kdoví jestli ne ještě od někoho z komunity, místo přímo ze společnosti.
Prostě nebýt tohodle super negativního přístupu, minimálně já už bych dávno brojil a přemýšlel, jak vzburcovat komunitu, aby příští nebo přespříští verze Fairphonu tyhle podmínky splnila. Jenže proč bych to dělal, když z jejich reakce na 100 % vidím, že oni by stejně řekli, že Fairphone sucks...
Ale stejně, vzhledem k dalším zkazkám o tom, co Google plánuje s Androidem myslím, že budu mít brzo o pár dalších důvodu k přejití na čistě Linux phone :)
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Jan Korbel 🐧
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