"These two figures are not communicating with one another. The lady receives an amatory message, and the gentleman some racing results."
https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/a-vision-of-isolating-technology-from-1906/
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"These two figures are not communicating with one another. The lady receives an amatory message, and the gentleman some racing results."
https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/a-vision-of-isolating-technology-from-1906/
After some time off, I'm now ready to look for work again! I'm especially interested in positions related to:
✊️ Digital rights activist (with a specialty in privacy rights)
📣 Communications or Campaigns Manager
🔒️ Privacy expert or consultant
🙌 Managerial position
📰 Tech journalist (investigation, education, advocacy, review)
💻️ Technical writer (tutorials, documentation, research)
:mastodon: Fediverse and Mastodon advocate
:opensource: Open-source advocate
💚 Or any other fitting positions
I am especially interested in working with nonprofit organizations, cooperatives, open-source projects, privacy-oriented software companies, or any other organizations working for the public good.
Also, with a team that doesn't require to be recorded during meetings or presentations (and doesn't use AI notetakers).
🇨🇦 Remote from Canada
:no_AI_logo: All the work I produce is guaranteed to be AI-free
Let me know if you hear of any good opportunities!
@craignewmark Hopefully you are already looped in with Em ^ but if not, she does some very interesting work around privacy, tech, and journalism that is up your alley...
May be worth chatting with and/or sync'ing her up with one of the orgs you collab with
@menelion well, the Orbit Research page is what made me get V1, can't wait for this V2, good times. The bigger question is how the Russian NVDA store was able to index that prematurely, I saw it there last week already. Of course that store indexes add-ons the normal one never would, but clearly someone submitted it there or they themselves found it. @luiscarlosgonzalez @FreakyFwoof @alexchapman @pitermach
@Tamasg Yeah, either way I like it and when it officially comes out I will most likely pay for it because I like the Readspeaker voices. @menelion @luiscarlosgonzalez @FreakyFwoof @pitermach
I really hope Xteink gets to making a full 6 inch e-reader (and adds back USB-C). Love their design language
@christianselig Yeah. That they went to pogo sticks in the new 4 type was shite. Glad I have the one before that. Rather use a flash light to read than not having usb-c to charge
Thank you for letting me know. I'd prefer not to move because I'd probably mess it up.
@joyce We'd prefer you not to move either because we really like having you around.
@imaginaryuncle honestly, teachers using AI to plan defeats the purpose of planning. It has to be intentional based on your groups, not something to have time saved by using AI.
The _one_ thing that has been helpful for me, and just this year, is having a tool find potentially matching NGSS* standards based on an assignment title and description. The standards are thick and it's easy to miss links. I still review, but I don't have to hunt.
Edit: *Next Generation Science Standards.
@imaginaryuncle And I mention planning specifically because that's what most of the companies suggest in marketing - planning and feedback.
Both remove the human from the most important parts of teaching.
Mastodon is a work of fiction. All of the characters, organizations, and events portrayed in your timeline are either products of the poster's imagination or are used fictitiously.
Anyone have Dropbox replacement you really like?
- I specifically don’t want to self-host
- It needs to have seamless macOS integration
- It needs to work for small teams
- I need automated full backup to our Synology NAS
Please only recommend anything you personally use and like.
@thomasfuchs Get a hosted Nextcloud, if you don't want to self-host.
Perhaps you need to script your backup yourself, but if you're lucky, there already is a plug-in available. Everything else should work out of the box.
I host my own Nextcloud and I love it! 🙂
Playing around with an idea: responsive code.
The build script creates up to 5 versions of each code sample, and a container query displays the right one.
Brotli means the filesize overhead is very small.
Live demo: https://jakearchibald.com/2026/css-custom-property-compute-time/
It's almost a blessing that Verizon Fios is putting TiVo out of its misery in November (by discontinuing CableCARD support).
@siracusa Got this email as well. How will they make commercial skip a premium experience?
Haven't used Tivo in over a year after switching from Fios to YouTubeTV. Still miss Tivo, the YTTV DVR is so bad at navigating and playback. Just jumping ahead is so many clicks because they use the terrible YouTube interface instead of Apple’s.
@EUCommission finally! Make sure also to fine train companies if they run overly late/don't offer replacement services or cancel a trajectory altogether. Maybe then Germany can finally get their shit in order.
Hello @aura! When trains are delayed or cancelled, your EU passenger rights kick in! 💪
You can learn more about your rights in each case here: https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/passenger-rights/rail/index_en.htm
@EUCommission @The_Universality this says it was still up for approval from Parliament back in May. Has it been approved?
@luiscarlosgonzalez @Tamasg @FreakyFwoof @alexchapman @pitermach It's definitely something illegal. We didn't sent a public beta yet. And yes, it does require a runtime because starting from version 2, we don't ship NVDA addon as a separate package, it's included in the all-in-one solution for NVDA, JAWS, and SAPI5.
@menelion well, the Orbit Research page is what made me get V1, can't wait for this V2, good times. The bigger question is how the Russian NVDA store was able to index that prematurely, I saw it there last week already. Of course that store indexes add-ons the normal one never would, but clearly someone submitted it there or they themselves found it. @luiscarlosgonzalez @FreakyFwoof @alexchapman @pitermach
@primalmotion Thanks a lot!
@silverspookgames and thank you for making your game natively work on Linux!
Menstruation-wise I used a menstrual cup, but I know a lot of people don't get on with those so I'd recommend disposables over washable period pants just because it takes so much water to wash them.
I don't really feel like my expertise extends to sanitation in an urban situation which has lost water, all my experience has been in camp situations where you can dig pit latrines so if anyone has any better ideas about dealing with human waste please weigh in.
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@afewbugs Thanks! Saving this thread to stock up on filtration options after my upcoming house move.
I've always kept a couple of the big 5-litre bottles of supermarket water in my flat. Presumably fine for quite a long time if unopened? Expensive compared to jerry cans if you're using a lot, I guess, but probably cheaper as a one-off, and perhaps longer-lasting?
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@james_inthe_box/117212679611330078
uBlock Origin (the ad blocker) does a really good job at blocking ClickFix attacks (where user is encouraged to paste commands into Run box). They added support in July and have been refining rules.
@nazgul I know the article is sponsored. I don't care. The point is that it's pointing out that the passkeys ecosystem is not the sunshine and roses world the promoters of passkeys claim. I've already had to deal with many ordinary people who accepted passkey prompts and got locked out as a result! Horrific! Some sites push these in very deceptive ways, like making it look like a passkey was already created when actually it hasn't been and the option to avoid this is tiny and deceptively worded. People with single devices to access the Net are particularly at risk. Some implementations, like Google's terrible one, give any device compromise total access to all your accounts controlled by passkeys, since there's no additional authentication layers. I've discussed this directly with the relevant people at G. Their view, as I interpret it, is that if some users get screwed by this it just doesn't matter. Unfortunately, that's always been the case with Google's account methodologies, particularly account recovery.
I have a question, is there any app for windows that lets you make alarms and have custom sounds for them? just curious,
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Forscherinnen des Thünen-Instituts für Betriebswirtschaft liefern in einer neuen Analyse erstmals deutschlandweite Forschungsergebnisse zum psychischen Gesundheitszustand von Frauen in der Landwirtschaft.
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