StitchInTime

It’s amazing how many people who work in web are clueless about WCAG. Screen readers weren’t even an afterthought here.

There’s a YouTuber I follow mostly because she’s the perfect combination of being media savvy (highly polished videos), and being increasingly out of touch with “reality”. She’s building herself as a brand, which is fine, but the videos she kicks out are increasingly more about her life than any substance.

Probably the last 10 videos/shorts were shot her wedding, and the latest one was the cost of her destination wedding, came in at just north of 100k, and she was off the opinion she got a deal.

Fascinating, but also a bit sad these folks are being taken such advantage of because of social pressure and the normalization of such customs. The YouTuber in question may have the cash on hand (I get the feeling she has generational wealth backing her and is completely oblivious), but many folks will not and will take on significant debt.

IRC, DCC, Rizon, Nickserv, his post makes me feel 20 years younger! Can’t wait to try out IRC again later tonight.

This is what I immediately thought of, but it also reminds me of looking at Detroit from Windsor. I think it’s a testament to the artist that we can so vividly place this somewhere from our past experiences, and even come to the same thought.

You’re not incorrect, but I do find it ironic since his social media network is just a modified Mastodon instance.

I made a reply instead of a top level comment, then remembered https://gpldl.com/repository/

I think it’s legit, but verify the code if you can. Since Wordpress plugins are all GPL technically it’s not piracy 🙃

They’re also all GPL due to the nature of Wordpress, even the “paid” ones, so if you can find a copy you’re also in the clear - just be careful of your sources.

Just a friendly reminder for the Americans that HIPAA only applies to certain entities under certain conditions. OpenAI is most certainly not one of those entities.

I’ve already moved to KOReader on my jailbroken kindle and disabled updates.

Amazon no longer allowing me to download copies of my purchased books was a hard line that was crossed, and my next e-ink device won’t be a Kindle.

For me the package manager version was outdated - I grabbed the latest version from the GitHub and it just works again.

What I found interesting was the rationale behind the 16 available colors. Black and white, RGB, CMY, gray, and dark versions of each outside of B&W. Makes so much sense, but I never thought of it that way.

You ask an excellent question, one that I feel you already know the answer to. From my understanding, the term is unfortunately broadly overused for any procedurally generated game, to the point where the original meaning has been lost to time.

Unfortunately the fact remains that he received 3 million more votes in 2024 than 2020. It’s simple to political missteps and cry foul, but I simply can’t overlook the fact that majority of Americans knew who he was, witnessed the same January 6th I did, and elected to restore that guy to office. In something that shouldn’t have been remotely close, he won. That speaks more to the mentality of average Americans than it does what the democrats did or didn’t do this cycle.

Democrats aren’t faultless here, they continuously bury their best candidates for political nepotism (and I personally feel Biden would have been a solid president in 2016), lack courage when defending their positions, and are generally too worried to rock the boat that benefits their donors. I personally want funding limits in elections and ranked choice voting in all things and to curb this nonsense, yet the fact Donald Trump secured that many votes, the fact I have neighbors who fly his flag as a symbol of strength, gives me little hope for the future of this country.

I whole heartedly agree with your points, however I think it’s important to note that Trump did win the popular vote this time around, which if nothing else showcases how far the US has fallen.

My money is on either her or Picardo being moderately involved. Carter is the obvious choice for the “General”, where Woolsey is a wonderful pick for civilian leadership as he saw significant growth over his character’s appearances. Smart money is on Hewlett appearing for at least a cameo, he’s more impressive in real life than his character, and I bet he’d jump at the chance to reprise a more mature version of his role.

I know nothing about the European software market, but translating this in American, $100,000/year for a principal developer and lead of a project of this scale is like paying him 33%-50% of a US salary for those 10 years.

I’m a firm believer that people - including open source contributors - should be compensated for their time when an avenue exists that doesn’t compromise the integrity of the project. Mastodon an amazing platform and I wish him, and the project, nothing but the best.

To this day I still don’t understand the appeal of gaming laptops outside of maybe college kids. Phenomenal calculation power, itty-bitty airflow space.

Is there any other source that backs up this headline, because the article it’s attached to clearly doesn’t.

Temporary line shutdowns like this are fairly common in the automotive industry, just ask anyone from Detroit. An adjustment to meet demand does not mean the line is canceled and everything is doom.

Black alert!

I’m unsure if that’s borrowed from somewhere, but I read that in Monty Python.