The UK IPv6 Council meeting was held at BT (London) Tower the other day, and seemingly as part of the deal of hosting something at BT Tower is that your stuff gets put on the mini scrolling jumbotron.
I wonder how many people looked up and thought "wtf is IPv6 and this URL?"
Let's say you are creating a project that requires it be protected by a captcha. You have to use a captcha, and there is no way around this. Please don't reply with statements like. Captcha are bad, or don't use a captcha. Thanks. With that being said.
Which captcha service would you recommend and why?
The captcha needs to have an accessibility component or an alternative option for solving, and needs to be simple to integrate.
I've been using reCaptcha on my sites for years, but may switch to Turnstile from Cloudflare as I believe there are changes coming to reCaptcha that I'm not sure I like.
I've been a GoldWave user since 2015. I had been using Sound Forge before that, but when it became unreliable, in my opinion anyway, I felt it was time to use something else. I highly recommend GoldWave as it doesn't take up lots of system resources and is very accessible.
@JamminJerry REAPER is awesome! I'm amazed at how a small program, in terms of file size, can do so much. I use it for all my multitrack needs. It can be daunting at the start, but once I asked the right questions and got the answers I needed, I've never looked back, though I still use other audio editors as well including GoldWave and Studio Recorder, though those are single-track editors.
In and around 2023, Roy and Rianne Schestowitz were subject to a horrific campaign of online harassment. Unfortunately they blamed me for it, and in turn wrote and published an astonishing array of articles making false accusations against me. Last year, I sued them in the high court in London. In turn, they countersued me for harassment. The case was heard last month and I'm pleased to say that the counterclaim was dismissed and I prevailed in my case. The court awarded me £70,000 in damages.
Mám zákazníka ktorý pracuje na lodi na Dunaji a keď ide cez Bratislavu sa u nás zastaví a okrem toho že tvrdí že máme najlepšiu pizzu široko ďaleko tak mi dal chrobáka ísť na sezónu možno robiť na loď. Zaujímavé.
Firefox 147 Will Support The XDG Base Directory Specification
A 21 year old bug report requesting support of the XDG Base Directory specification is finally being addressed by Firefox. The Firefox 147 release should respect this XDG specification around where files should be positioned within Linux users' home directory... phoronix.com/news/Firefox-147-…
Alberta hydrocarbon sector already has problems accessing capital. Being perceived as a climate-risky jurisdiction could dry up access to capital or raise costs of financing, causing serious consequences for Alberta economy Two weeks ago, the [Read m…
For anyone who owns a Zoom H5 Studio recorder, the official accessory pack (Zoom APH-5s) is now *finally* available. This includes a large, protective case with lanyard, a power supply with USB-A to USB-C cable, and most importantly, a furry windscreen that actually fits the very large X/Y microphone capsule properly. I've tried a few windscreens, and have not actually found one that really fits. Some work better than others, but they're either too small, too large, not the right shape, or some combination thereof.
It only took Zoom six months to sell something that really should be included in the box the way these mics work, but that's typical Zoom, really.
As expected, the Qualcomm enshittification of @arduino has begun. Expressif's ESP32 stuff has already been a better platform for some time... I guess I'll have to learn the ESP-IDF ecosystem now instead of the Arduino IDE.
I've finally taken the plunge. I have preordered my Glide. It's probably the last chance to get 20 percent off, and thanks to someone who preordered, I was given a promo code for an extra 5 percent off. That's not a bad promo if you ask me. Especially since I have to convert Canadian dollars to U.S. dollars. So my first payment has been made. It'll be over a year before I actually get my hands on a Glide, but nothing can be done about that. Now we just play the waiting game.
Wild stuff for a tech company that talks a big game about privacy
Also it took them a year to fully address?!
"He also pointed to the disclosure timeline, as set out in the paper, and how it took Meta nearly a year to provide a meaningful response to the numerous tickets they raised throughout the research process."
mmm... Kudos to @signalapp for their work, but they should move their servers outside the US; otherwise there are crucial factors out if their control, I'm afraid.
one day you unwrap() what you shouldn't have, another day you again unwrap what you shouldn't have. What should I do with you bigtech? #cloudflare #whatsapp #bigtech
Tomorrow I have to go practice but u know what? Do you remember trains from two weeks a go? There are those trains and should be falling snow too!! Overall it is a nice trip to the outskirts of town and if I can be honest I can't wait tomorrow to go to the school.
edit: my imaginations are like this: make a deal with master from practice so at first semester i will focus to complete documentation (obviously at home) and the second I will make a product.
Vienna researchers retrieved all WhatsApp numbers. The 3.5 billion profiles represent the largest data leak in history—and it's worse than you might think.
with the huge set of customization options in Jieshuo screen reader comes the side effect of overwhelming settings screens, where even advanced long-time
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