And this, people, is why we should extensively teach fascist and colonialist history. Bet >90% of Americans don’t know this. Many don’t seem to have an issue with Stephen Miller’s Nazi rhetoric, or Trump speeches often suspiciously sounding like the ones from a certain Austrian painter. They simply don’t recognise simple patterns like this.

I don’t think the author is at fault at all. I would rather ask their educators about what the fuck they were doing that this person doesn’t know these words.

I wouldn’t brush my teeth in the same shower I shit in either.

So apparently he’s doing something. What else should he do? Why spread thin when he has more time than a few weeks?

Is Mamdani a member of the People’s Republic of Judea or Judea’s People Republic? 🤔

Apparently DeskFlow is the FOSS/upstream version of Synergy, which is sponsored by Synergy!

Thank you. What did you dislike in Cinnamon what you felt GNOME was doing way better?

We’re basically stuck using GNOME at work due to it having the only proper Wayland-enabled multi user RDP session host. I don’t really like its workflows, window management and settings structure… The design is pretty nice, but that’s not my priority.

Is Pulsemeeter compatible with the VBAN protocol

As pipewire includes the VBAN protocol, it should be possible to setup a sink for it and use it with Pulsemeeter. You probably need to try it out as I never even heard of VBAN before.

https://octylfractal.github.io/2024/11/05/pipewire-built-in-vban/

I usually use qrencode at the command line. It’s pretty easy to use. There’s a GUI called QtQR but I never felt the need to use it.

That’s sadly not a digital tool, but a hobby.

What makes it particularly awesome in contrast to KDE or other desktops?

At least they’re doing everything out in the open so there’s plenty of evidence if we at some point in the future decided to prosecute people like this. Like, after world war 3 or sth

TIL Lemmy can do footnotes 😍

Just because people chose not to make the steps to generate models transparent doesn’t mean it can’t be understood. It’s just hard to look at the output of an algorithm and figure out what it does without the input data.

You could also generate thumbnails with much smaller sizes and only load hi-res images on click. Did you consider using more JPEG or another algorithm?

Pretty cool demonstration on how streamlined a social network can be. It doesn’t look like much, but then again, it’s not a lot of code and simple enough to have a small attack surface.

I can see this being a good candidate for teaching people how social networks work. I don’t think I’d use it with a friend group when other applications exist (see: network effect) but imagine the whole internet is down and you find a mirror of the python libraries used in the rubble.

Could be used off-grid, for groups of informants to a journalist or in disaster scenarios aswell. Looking forward to a proper release :)

I didn’t question the reviewability of your code, but best practices regarding software development. I don’t mistrust the safety of your code, but the quality of its development process.

You can simply create another account with your Lemmy username to publish your code in a repository.

It’s fine if you have a local or private git repository and publish via pastebin, but you didn’t write that’s the case.

The Linux version of Voicemeeter is Pulsemeeter which recently had a major rewrite to v2.0.0.

There’s a cross-platform tool similar to Mouse Without Borders called Synergy, which sadly is closed source, but there’s a FOSS version with a few less features (but free) called Input Leap.

Ah that reminds me of the boxes.py calculator for lasercut box designs and the Gridfinity system for modular storage.

I like OpenStreetMap and stuff like Overpass Turbo where you can query for specific map features.

This sentence shows me I shouldn’t trust what you upload yet. Usually software developers put everything on a repository which they can then clean up later if a history rewrite is needed.