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#TIL SMB (whose most famous implementation might be Samba) is a little-endian network protocol.
It was originally develloped in 1983 at IBM and the first Microsoft version seems to date back 1987 (for OS/2), so I guess Big Tech is to blame.
With our latest article “Decentralized Socialist Economic Planning: The Report of Labor-Time Accounting’s Death Was an Exaggeration”, we go on the offensive, directly challenging Robin Hahnel’s (founder of Parecon) critique of labor-time calculation and demonstrating why it fails—and why, for precisely this reason, it remains the cornerstone of the growing debate on democratic, decentralized socialist planning:
Considering the amounts of AI slop you receive, some errors are natural.
The percentage is probably fairly stable, but it feels like a lot more due to the total increased amount of reports. And then the error rate will naturally also increase as a side effect.
I would still expect the amount of errors being far lower than actual AI slop.
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Welcome to the RB family, AntiQ 🥳
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AntiQ is an offline Android Music Player with some opinionated features and a distinctive User Interface tailored for large music libraries and collections. Joint efforts with its developer were fruitful, so now the APK for v1.7.0 was confirmed to be reproducible 
#IzzyOnDroid #reproducibleBuilds
A Music Player for Music Collectors and Enthusiasts.IzzyOnDroid Repo Browser
Absolutely agreed. It's the lowest common denominator that, at best, is only just a little below marginal.
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#AndroidAppRain at apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/?radd=1… today brings you 11 updated and 1 added apps:
* Tempus: an open-source and lightweight music client for Subsonic 🛡️
Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with the #IzzyOnDroid repo 
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).IzzyOnDroid App Repo
I hate that anyone named Melissa will now be associated with this potentially deadly hurricane. I have a friend named Katrina who changed her name to Kat after the 2005 hurricane killed nearly 1400 people.
Maybe we could just name hurricanes/cyclones after the oil companies and the billionaires who profit off them? Have to reuse the names a lot, but we can just add numbers, like we do for Kings or Popes: ExxonMobil III or BP XIX.
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From the makers of the Apollo in Real Time websites comes a new experience with 500 times more data.Robert Pearlman (Ars Technica)
Pretty wild that Unix and C didn't have getcwd until relatively recently (historically speaking -- it starts appearing in the 2.x BSD series and didn't make the POSIX.1 cut, finally landing in the 2001 rev).
As a result, there's a decade+ period where this is a perfectly reasonable way to get the current working directory path. This code is from the V7 tar implementation, but similar code appears in the shell.
Amusingly, the first documented reusable library version of getcwd that I can find appeared in 2.9BSD... in Fortran77 only.
How is the state of PDF #accessibility on macOS for #screenReader users? If I gave someone a PDF that was prepared in a fully #accessible way, what would they use to read it with #VoiceOver, and to what extent would the accessibility be retained?
Note that I'm specifically not interested in applications that strip out all of the text to essentially make a plain version. Those can be useful when you just need to read something and don't care how, but the degree to which accessible semantics like headings, tables, lists, etc. are kept at that point is usually zero.
I'm also not asking about applications that reinvent the accessibility for PDFs and ignore what's already there, as many browsers do.
Continuation of #7275 Steps to reproduce: Download this file and try to read it with NVDA in Adobe Reader Actual behavior: This is NVDA's speech output on the third line class Node: def __init__(se...Neurrone (GitHub)
NEW (nobody) in Firefox - PDF Viewer. Last updated 2024-04-28.bugzilla.mozilla.org
There's a thing that @nick and Bob couldn't talk about they've been teasing.
Now they can talk about it.
That and more on the Digital Domain Online Radio Show at 7 PM EDT. Those in Europe please take note of the time zone difference, for this week only, it's an hour early for you.
'AI' Sucks the Joy Out of Programming
I’ve used spicy auto-complete, as well as agents running in my IDE, in my CLI, or on GitHub’s server-side. I’ve been experimenting enough with LLM/AI-driven programming to have an opinion on it. And it kind of sucks.
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A little Monday morning free labor to remind people that CSS-only widgets are not accessible (anchor link):
css-tricks.com/pure-css-tabs-w…
I appreciate the author asked for feedback. I don’t appreciate I found this because someone assumed it was accessible based on that one heading.
#HTML #CSS #accessibility #a11y
Can we use the element as the foundation for a tabbed interface? Why yes, we can!Silvestar Bistrović (CSS-Tricks)
The sad truth is, computers have always been fascist technology.
IBM helped the Nazis organize and tally the Holocaust.
Early computers were used for weapon calculations, from artillery to missiles to nuclear weapons, etc.
The web was used at first as a way to disseminate information (CERN) but quickly mutated into the ungodly spawn of Edward Bernays public influence and Jeremy Bentham panopticon (Google, NSA).
It brings to mind the Soviet critique of US cybernetics.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson wrote a little book about how every scientific advance in astrophysics gets used for war. A complementary book on computer science could also be written about the same type of thing...
neildegrassetyson.com/books/20…
The Unspoken Alliance Between Astrophysics and the Military By Neil deGrasse Tyson & Avis Lang In this fascinating foray into the centuries-old relationship between science and military power, acclaimed astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and writer-r…neiltyson (Neil deGrasse Tyson)
Libervia CLI Tip 13:
Somebody is annoying you or you're receiving unwanted messages? You can block a single entity with `li blocking block some_jid@example.org` or a whole domain with `li blocking block example.net`.
See who is already blocked with `li blocking list`, and remove an entity from the list with `li blocking unblock some_jid@example.org`.
The commands use XEP-0191, which must be supported by your server.
The lack of #accessibility aside, this was a fun read about many other ways in which this is not the year of #Linux on the phone:
medium.com/@mathias-steiner/mo…
Mobile Linux: Why Its Time Hasn’t Come Yet (and Is Unlikely to Come Anytime Soon) My first acquaintance with Android took place in 2010. It was the HTC Wildfire X, and certainly, after the feature …Mathias Steiner (Medium)
Semi-personal commentary:
The NSF's terms were quite perverse – even ignoring the clear ethical fuckery they demanded.
"Promoting a diverse and international Python community" is written into our IRS-registered mission. Accepting the NSF's terms would have meant using funds in a fashion contrary to the mission that gives us a non-profit status in the US, and explaining that to the IRS in four years time would have been a heck of a time.
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In January 2025, the PSF submitted a proposal to the US government National Science Foundation under the Safety, Security, and Privacy of Op...Python Software Foundation Blog
so we have a beef shortage and the solution is going to be... encourage Americans to eat more beef?
RT: friedcheese.us/objects/0a0c739…
good on the python software foundation, refusing US grant money rather than sacrificing the community
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