Skip to main content



TechRadar: Barely anyone is using Windows 11 still.
techradar.com/news/barely-anyo…

Lol, it won't even run in a VM.

in reply to I'm Jack 🐦‍⬛

I'm running 11 on supported hardware, it is a pain in the ass, taskbar - problems, icons - problems, hangs after few days of use without bsod - sure you bet 😀 thinking about going back to 10, or even linux, but I use photo programs that uses AI for workflow, and I don't know how linux will respond to them, my GPU is RX590, so as AMD it should work, but even in windows it still has problems being strange upgrade in lower nm to rx580... must gather strength to try linux


currently brewing tea...

searching for the correct term for the kind of tea i bought, i discovered that some people apparently make far finer distinctions than just "bulk" or "bagged"

in reply to Thorwegian ❄️

I'm also into teas, now have a reserve of pu-erh (good pu-erh saves you money, it can be used of up to 7 times (the same tea serving))


My webinator surfboard found this delightful video documentary (and it's a big project) from Australia, courtesy of @cogdog Big Stories from Small Towns.

Uplifting. Fascinating. For those of us from far, far away, an illuminating view.

bigstories.com.au/film/the-vie…

(I'd show you a pic of what it looks like but things are kind of slow here.)




I am helping teachers to be capable of teaching nuance to primary and secondary students, because it's a part of digital safety. Key to this is recognising when overly broad statements are being made, and to not automatically accept things as true without checking reliable sources. This article is a brilliant example of teaching nuance (to adults, but good to get the teachers thinking)!

How green are our laptops compared to paper?



Thank you, TEDx for viewing #accessibility as an important topic and for making it an Editor’s Pick. Thank you Shannah Hayley and TEDxPlano for the opportunity! Thanks to Thomas Logan, Makoto Ueki, and Ashley Coffey for making the talk possible

youtu.be/Wx8gGP79QTY

#a11y



Remember when it was suggested you have 16gb of system memory, that was many years ago at this point ign.com/articles/amd-radeon-rx…



GIMP Users Targetted By Malicious Google Ads #Linux #YouTube youtu.be/jzw63Li17Kg
in reply to Brodie Robertson

As if I needed more reasons to brag about my DNS blacklist or that I search using my personal Searx instance.
in reply to Brodie Robertson

I'm surprised they allow ads to be that misleading. I would have thought they would have some sort of filter that flags, if not outright bans unicode domains with characters that look like english ones. Hopefully not too many people were affected.


A word to our pound: Can you FUCKING stop getting lower and lower against the dollar.

bloomberg.com/quote/USDEGP:CUR…






Some American techies can still work for Chinese chipmakers, turns out reg.cx/46gR?utm_source=twitter…

Original tweet : twitter.com/TheRegister/status…





"Canada’s national retirement fund, the Canada Pension Plan, continues to invest billions in the oil, gas, coal and pipeline companies fueling the climate crisis."

"The #CPP is one of the largest pension funds in the world, managing $523 billion in Canadians’ retirement savings."

Tell the CPP to protect your pension and the planet.

shiftaction.ca/shiftcpp

#BankingOnClimateChaos #ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency



Unknown parent

mastodon - Link to source
Brodie Robertson
@cleo I'm sure you can still appreciate the comfort




Sunny spots are sacred--and don't you forget it! XD
youtu.be/55psWVYSbrI



For anyone else going down the whole "how does #mastodon and the #fediverse work" rabbit hole...

This tutorial showing how messages are sent provides a great starting point: blog.joinmastodon.org/2018/06/…

And, to go deeper on the full spec see: activitypub.rocks/


in reply to Brodie Robertson

Do people not look at the comments for 5 seconds to check if something hasn't been pointed out 50 times before posting one themselves? I'm really not sure how this is even happening.
in reply to Brodie Robertson

I like how one person just found 1 out of all the comments to reply with "I came here to comment this"

in reply to Muse

You are quite right @Tess. We have to work against that, but people have been able to cooperate and create big change before. That doesn't mean it's easy, just doable. That doesn't mean there won't be suffering, but not doing anything will lead to even more suffering.
@Tess


#Introduction to "1-paper-a-day 2022"
After countless conversations that I read too little, I decided to read 1 paper on every workday of 2022 and point to them on SocMedia.

Papers are in the general area of #cognitive + #sensorimotor #neuroscience, including meta-stuff such as #OpenScience.

List of papers so far with links to tweets - toots from now on…
public.3.basecamp.com/p/pHVdbn…

I'm at #133 – doesn’t mean I had lots of vacation but rather that sticking to the plan hasn't been easy ;)

in reply to Danny (he/they)

@danwchan will depend somewhat on how diverse the tips are I guess. If too diverse, people will not want to follow..
in reply to HeedLab

yes I agree this is why I say "future filters" because in it's current form the group may scale to become a very messy feed of articles. but maybe with better filtering it will be more useful.


GNOME Hates Mailing Lists And Is Ending It!! #Linux #YouTube youtu.be/Je7aWhGUFQA


HEY! What is this thing? Did I make SYNTH STUFF? Find out today on Dubious Goals Committee, anonradio's flagship show! Starts at 19:30 UTC or 3:30 Eastern time, 2:30 Central, and 12:30 Pacific in North America.
Dubious Goals Committee WELCOMES all NEW Mastodon users to the SDF Community and invites YOU to the party on anonradio! LISTEN at anonradio.org

#anonradio #synth #modular #analog #dubious




On episode 37 of Linux Out Loud!
😀🐧

Nate & Wendy chat about how variety is the spice of Linux! 🐧

And check out what they are up to!

#podcasts #Linux #OpenSource
& subscribe:
youtu.be/NTT5tbff3G4



Watch this episode of @MichaelTunnell@twitter.com's cool
This Week in Linux #Podcast!
😎🐧🐧

@ubuntu@twitter.com Flavours 22.10, Flatpaks, #KDE Neon, #SteamDeck Dock, Tuxedo OS

+so much more #Linux GNews!

@Bitwarden@twitter.com @digitalocean@twitter.com #podcasts #technews

Subscribe:
youtu.be/C6PHkLLAEj0



On the topic of writing and Irish-ness, here is a short story that explains, among other things, the origins of that rumor about there being no snakes in Ireland, and why the Land of the Young became separated from ours. 
It was an afterword to my first manuscript but it got bumped for word count reasons. See if you can guess who the narrator really is. 

thebobcorrigan.com/post/694924…

#fantasy #writing

in reply to bob

I enjoyed that piece immensely, though I had to read it twice -- so many characters!

By the way, I didn't think Tumblr was still alive!

cheers,
geoff

in reply to Geoffrey Gevalt

@GeoffreyGevalt thank you! And yes I fill my chapters with lots of people. It challenges me to give them all unique voices. I think the decision to pull it from the book made sense - too much “newness” in the final chapter is like being served a super-rich desert after a huge meal.


If you're interested in working with #GodotEngine and you might need more than one version installed at one time, I highly recommend Hourglass, which is a custom launcher with a version installer/manager built it. You get all your projects in one place, with versions managed as well. You can also have custom version installs if needed.

I set it up in my menu editor so I can launch it from my launcher (Linux), which is really convenient!

It's made by @flyingpimonster

hourglass.flyingpimonster.net/



Want some application suggestions or tips & tricks for #linux? We share these kinds of picks each week on #DestinationLinux!

You can now see all of the picks we've ever done by going to destinationlinux.org/picks

#opensource #linuxtips #tech




in reply to Ginny Hendricks

don't forget to add a caption! @OCRbot can sometimes help but the best way is to do it yourself. I follow @PleaseCaption for reminders
in reply to Danny (he/they)

Error
@danwchan
Failed to find post containing image. This may be a federation issue, or you may have tagged OCRbot in a conversation without an image. Please note that OCRbot can only see images in the post you are directly replying to, and can't see images that are provided as URLs rather than attachments.
Contact the admin (lynnesbian@fedi.lynnesbian.space) for assistance.
For further information, check github.com/Lynnesbian/OCRbot/b…
in reply to Ginny Hendricks

oh I didn't notice, sorry if I offended. Hope I at least pointed to some previously unknown resources, but if not then at least I got a gentle lesson in paying attention to context :BlobCatBlush:


ok hear me out i'm working on the introduction of my dissertation and it looks something like
in reply to deflated gamberro dad sombrero

have you read pollution is colonialism? I just finished it a while ago and it has some themes that you seem to be exploring in your dissertation. At least based on the meme 😀
Unknown parent

mastodon - Link to source
Danny (he/they)
haha I would have interacted in non meme form too, but it sure is fun to digest in the format you presented


We should not be optimising Mastodon so it can handle more people per server. We should be optimising Mastodon so it incentivises more serves with fewer people.

(And if you take that line of thinking to its logical conclusion, you arrive at the idea behind the Small Web: ar.al/2020/08/07/what-is-the-s…)

#decentralisation #federation #fediverse #SmallWeb

in reply to Aral Balkan

Food for thought: The bigger mastodon.social gets, the less successful the #fediverse is.

Sadly, the fundamental design of Mastodon mirrors the design of Big Tech (a server architecture that can support hundreds of thousands of “users”) and thus inherits its success criteria.

I feel it’s time we at least started thinking about what the web would look like if we all had our own place on it and what it would take to get there from here.

#decentralisation #centralisation #fediverse #SmallWeb

Lo, thar be cookies on this site to keep track of your login. By clicking 'okay', you are CONSENTING to this.