LibreOffice has extensive documentation, thanks to volunteers around the world! And there are translations in many languages too. The Czech community just finished translating the LibreOffice Calc Guide 25.2: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #foss #OpenSource
Zdeněk Crhonek (aka “raal”) from the Czech LibreOffice community writes: The Czech translation of the LibreOffice Calc Guide 25.2 is now available, thanks to the endless efforts of our team. It was translated by Petr Kuběj, Radomír Strnad and me.
After a long long work day I finally had a chance to read the specs on the new phones. I think I will probably be staying with the Pro line. I do wish though Apple improved the accessibility of their video editing apss so that we can take advantage of this awesome hardware without having to always download to the computer Imovie, I'm thinking of you! :) .
Dagsfärsk Chat Control 2.0-debattartikel från mig, Anne-Marie Eklund Löwinder, Patrik Fältström, Fredrik Lindeberg, Ulrika Vincent, Samuel Skånberg och Henrik Alexandersson (representanter för partipolitiskt oberoende teknikorganisationer). Vi skriver på SvD Debatt om varför våra politiker måste förstå konsekvenserna av massövervakningsförslaget – innan det är för sent!
DEBATT. Sverige fortsätter att stötta ett förslag som kräver att allmänhetens kommunikation kan avlyssnas. Vi kan inte låta mänskliga rättigheter och samhällets säkerhet offras av okunskap, skriver debattörer.
this is a vulnerability only for users using "ws://" explicitly so such users would presumably override a secure-only filter if there would be one... (which there isn't... yet)
I was talking about the http cookie OOB read bug, which presumably can be triggered when an attacker redirects you from an https url you intended to fetch to an http url on another site.
We discussed Eurobhyvecon, Jail Descriptors, Capsicum vs. Pledge, the WITHOUT_JAIL build option, the Yggdrasil overlay network IPv6 routing scheme, podman, PkgBase, Netgraph vs. bridge vs. aliased networking performance, rctl and cpu set, the Nitro init system and process supervisor, and much more!
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The September 9th, 2025 Jail/Zones Production User CallWe discussed Eurobhyvecon, Jail Descriptors, Capsicum vs. Pledge, the WITHOUT_JAIL build option, the Y...
I made a tool for generating a Yggdrasil key/address so you can template your configs and dynamically deploy nodes that will be able to all mesh with each other.
It's kinda clunky trying to figure out how to consistently generate and deploy the configs otherwise. You'd have to generate a config normally just to get the key, but you won't know the address it will be, then try to apply your changes to that config, etc etc
I have a local FreeBSD port for it too, it's just simple Go code
> This statement stopped us in our tracks. It was the most direct acknowledgement we have heard from Powell that the Fed is largely powerless to combat significant structural changes in the economy. This statement was the final puzzle piece for the warning bells we have been sounding for months now, leading to this comprehensive post.
The Carney government's suspension of the EV mandate has nothing to do with “pragmatism” or “moderation” as I heard an interviewee say on the CBC this morning.
It's about the Ontario car industry realizing they don't make EVs or even Hybrids that can compete with Korea, Japan, or Europe (let alone China).
People want them. BC is at 20% new (the mandated level), Quebec is at 30%. Those are the #2 and #3 most populous provinces in Canada btw.
It's politics, and... specifically with Carney, cowardice, nothing else. BC’s Energy Minister Adrian Dix called it out
“I want to say this: Their target for this year, we achieved four years ago,” Dix said of the existing federal electric vehicle mandates. “The issue here in Canada -- and I think the federal government needs to engage in this a little bit -- is first and foremost with Ontario.”
British Columbia’s energy minister says the federal decision to delay its electric vehicle sales mandate largely reflects circumstances in Ontario, and Ottawa should follow through on a more Canada-wide policy after its review.
In a rare outing in DC to a public restaurant, President Trump dined at Joe’s Seafood this evening with a disruption inside by protesters waving Palestinian flags and small banners, according to radio pool reporter Sagar Meghani.
This question has been thrown at me several times this morning from the Apple keynote event. Remember that the LIDAR which is helpful to so many blind or low vision folks for detecting objects etc is present in the iPhone 17 pro and 17 pro Max, it is not present in the iPhone 17 or iPhone 17 air.
@FreakyFwoof @ppatel Just reread the original post. It certainly makes sense given that both Air and 17 are less powerful and thinner profile devices. Pro is a Pro for a reason! :)
@vick21 @FreakyFwoof @ppatel Perhaps a stupid question, but what's the advantage of having a lidar? I'm genuingly curious what the benifits are for blindness apps.
Is there anyone on my timeline using Remote Incident Manager on Mac OS 15.6.1? I’ve been trying to use this with AIRA but don’t want to waste my minutes as RIM crashes as soon as it tries to establish the connection. There are known issues with this OS, as noted here, manual.getrim.app/en/macos/iss…, but not as severe as what I am experiencing. I would like to test with someone before calling AIRA again. Anyone? Thank you!
Ah, wonderful! And just like that, I've used up my alloted 30 minutes with Remote Incident manager by troubleshooting their crashing issues. I connected remotely from another machine but, apparently, was counted as connected even though there was no active session. Not good! :)
Welcome Today, Apple announced new iPhones, Apple Watches, and AirPods Pro at its "Awe Dropping" media event. Here's a quick summary, for those who don't care about the details. Jump to the next heading to skip the summary and get to the good stuff.
Rayhunter is a new open source tool we’ve created that runs off an affordable mobile hotspot that we hope empowers everyone, regardless of technical skill, to help search out cell-site simulators (CSS) around the world.
if you’ve been living under a rock these past few months before today’s #AppleEvent here’s two links as a quick refresher on Tim Cook’s latest fascist bootlicking asshattery:
BTW there is no reason you shouldn’t have full access to your #computers. there is also no reason whatsoever you shouldn’t install software you’ve developed or is developed by sources you vetted and trust.
this is a post about the (micro)computers in your pockets and purses that are marketed under the moniker of “smart phone”.
Citi’s price cut and rising competition test Nvidia’s dominance. While NVDA still leads AI infrastructure with soaring revenues and strong demand for Blackwell chips, challenges from Broadcom, hyperscalers, and China are real. Long-term strength remains, but it’s no longer a “buy at any cost” stock.
Nvidia stock faces turbulence after strong earnings, with Citi cutting its target price. Is NVDA still a buy, or has the AI chipmaker’s rally run out of steam? Get the latest analysis.
Hi! Is there any chance we can encourage you to trend #NVIDIA when that's the company you mean, please? I know what their NASDAQ handle is, but #NVDA is much more widely known as the name of the screen reader we make and the #NVDA hashtag is very widely used for the screen reader. It will save both our communities polluting each other's feeds. If you'd like to find out more about the screen reader, our website is nvaccess.org/ - Thank you!
Is Meta the Next Nvidia? A Deep Dive into Its AI Potential
Meta is quietly becoming a serious AI contender, with $72B in AI infrastructure spending, superintelligence labs, and open-source Llama models. Despite 30% YTD stock gains, it trades at a big discount to Nvidia. With 3.48B daily users and massive cash flow, Meta offers muted downside and huge AI upside.
Could Meta stock become the next big player in AI? With massive infrastructure investments and ambitious AGI plans, Meta offers a unique upside at a significant valuation discount.
Hi! Is there any chance we can encourage you to trend #NVIDIA when that's the company you mean, please? I know what their NASDAQ handle is, but #NVDA is much more widely known as the name of the screen reader we make and the #NVDA hashtag is very widely used for the screen reader. It will save both our communities polluting each other's feeds. If you'd like to find out more about the screen reader, our website is nvaccess.org/ - Thank you!
there's an old comment (~2015) on HN by the rsync.net team saying they removed WebDAV support from their service because of issues with mod_dav in Apache and it was abandoned / couldn't reach the devs...
but the git history disagrees with that. It came back to life.
you could run another SFTP server on a different port or in a container. Just add the keys you want. It's what I use for personal transfers between my stuff.
it would need to be SFTP in a jail/container that's behind a wireguard tunnel that goes to a cloud server... would not be fun to set that up; would have to definitely use a separate port from 22 and then I couldn't integrate it with my LDAP auth as easily unless I setup all the pam ldap shit...
edit: also some of the things I use this for do not support SFTP, sooo
@verita84 I'm so mad at about it too, it's insane. Trying to figure out the right goddamn commands to make a role and policy and then apply it is frustrating. Everything feels so opaque without the UI. The mc command just isn't good and their docs suck
Yeah. So glad I went back to NFS instead of that shit. I was a big fan of them for years and even helped in their Slack channel and earned a minio sweater.
We're they GPL or some other license that will prevent a fork to fixing their mess
@verita84 there was a bug at one point where deletes didn't actually work, but it returned a 200 response code. I looked through their codebase and they weren't actually testing the functionality. They were just faking a success code to the command line tool. I asked them in their slack why they weren't actually testing the real functionality of Minio and they just made stupid excuses.
One problem with webdav is that there isn't a standard way to write partial files. The spec only allows complete overwriting of files. Apache and others provide an extension to do partial updates, but as you mention in your post, the v is for version, and so it wasn't designed to do partial updates, only wholesale replacement.
I can dig up references that talk more about it, if you want.
I was looking at it for general usage, where users expect to be able to do partial updates of large files and not have it take a minute to update. Some clients can do partial updates, but I abandoned the idea of using webdav because none of the clients publish what features like these they support, so how knows when macos or windows will break/deprecate/remove partial updates.
@encthenet It would be nice to have it for sure, I really feel like S3 should have never escaped Amazon and something like a refreshed WebDAV should have been done
Yesterday, the Oaxaca state government, headed by the "leftist" MORENA party, unveiled 75 new assault rifles for the state police purchased from Israel Weapons Industries.
De acuerdo con Karina Barón Ortiz, titular del Secretariado Ejecutivo del Sistema Estatal de Seguridad Pública (Sesesp), se trata de 75 fusiles semiautomáticos con un cañón de 14.5 pulgadas, calibre 5.56.
The debut of "Sounds Good!" A new long form show! Watch to the end to see a magical musical moment!This feels like a big step for the channel. I’m so gratefu...
a few of my friends have been reporting some not so awesome changes on the #sunoAI websight. Apparently for them, the library is now inaccessible, the creat dialog is entirely not itself, and the sliders in the create dialog also are not accessible. So far I haven't seen these changes, but at least 2 of my friends have reported this. Anyone have any idea how to possibly return it to it's previous state. Unless this is what we have to look forward to. #sunoAI #a11y
@ZBennoui same, I wonder if somehow something's odd with their browser in general? Spesifically one of my friends, in both browsers her suno is very broken. I wonder if there's some like, skin/interface thing you can hit, to change it?
Devs: if you're keeping a device on iOS 18/watchOS 10/etc. for testing, now is a good time to go turn off automatic updates!
If you've instead been using your only non-primary device as a 26 testing device, now's a good time to wipe it and restore the old OS onto it if you need it.
Starting next week, it'll get a LOT harder to install these outgoing OSes. Now's the time.
There's going to be more speak about AIs finding genuine security problems soon.
Google Big Sleep found one in #curl that we reveal tomorrow.... in about eight hours. (but no, we don't know how much was AI and how much was human or how many false positives they had to wade through to get there etc maybe they will let us know later?)
I just went to put a paintbrush in some paint, one side of the brush hit the edge of the water jar hard, I lost control of it and it flipped up, somersaulted twice, flew over my desk lamp, hit the window, and then landed in a potted plant.
I walk through life knowing there are Olympic gold medals waiting for me, in events that don't yet exist.
“I didn’t write it” when his signature matches many others, and he gave leniency to the only woman who could corroborate that he sent it to her, isn’t very convincing.
I once saw this blogpost (I believe linked by @niko) about how critical it is to design applications to work on low-bandwidth with good UI/UX for that scenario, or preferably offline-first
honestly, I don't remember that blogpost mentioning not just stuff like the update UX or other bandwidth-heavy tasks, but even less heavy tasks like just sending a message
I feel that's overlooked often, and I'm honestly glad that XMPP, Delta.Chat and good ol' IRC help me in these times where my connection fucking stinks
because thing is, DESPITE how little data they're transferring, Signal will still be noticeably slower than IRC or XMPP, even with encryption (in-transport and E2EE from the apps), which is interesting
in other words, if you want something that is quick, I'd recommend XMPP or delta.chat :]
also I'm just a shill for delta in general, they've done some pretty damn cool work and continue to do so on the budget of (relative to other projects) literal pennies
Episode 42 of Access On, is on. This week we feature a comprehensive recap of Apple’s “awe dropping” event from a blindness perspective. We look forward to you sharing your thoughts on what Apple announced today in future episodes. Subscribe to Access On wherever you get podcasts, or download the audio of this week’s episode at: pinecast.com/listen/87280b65-9…
"Federal immigration agents were seemingly forced to retreat from a roofing job site Tuesday in the Park Avenue neighborhood after being confronted by more than 100 protestors.
The group shouted “shame” and "Gestapo,” and applauded as agents in the ICE-led action drove a Border Patrol SUV away on four flat tires, which had been slashed."
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