The nets, with holes smaller than mosquitoes, trap much more than traditional fishing nets do and could wipe out stressed fish populations in Africa.
Robert Barsky examines the profound impact of "Homage to Catalonia" on Noam Chomsky's early embrace of left-libertarian and anarchist ideologies.
This is a short update on the Hachette v. Internet Archive controlled digital lending lawsuit, which is currently pending on appeal before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. The court held oral argument in the case today. [July 2 Update: a recording of the hearing is available
A long-delayed project to build new water pipes and sewers on the Upper East Side highlights long-standing issues with public works in New York City.
As Mozilla envisions Firefox’s future, we are focused on building a browser that empowers you to choose your own path and gives you the freedom to explor
As Mozilla envisions Firefox’s future, we are focused on building a browser that empowers you to choose your own path and gives you the freedom to explor
a six-week hybrid course for organizers, visionaries, and all who are committed to struggle to build a new world. Through bi-weekly classroom sessions, discussion, and developing a practice of revolutionary study, participants will strengthen their methodology to analyze the past and present, build capacity for organized struggle by studying examples of revolutionary processes around the world, and clarify a collective vision for the future. It’s a chance to meet new friends and comrades, exchange, study, discuss, and put theory into practice!
Seems like a nice option to have! FFsend is my go to https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend
Writing Wikipedia articles about topics I'm interested in. Great way to learn more and share it with others.
Huh. I saw cashback many years ago on tv or something but could never figure out the name even after a lot of googling. And here we are I've finally found it thanks to you. Maybe I'll give it another watch. For a long time I've thought about the thing of not looking at the clock when doing unpleasant activities. Thanks!
The state has made it harder to widen highways, and transportation officials are turning their eyes to transit.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/16321714
> Alternative link: https://archive.ph/BxMKZ
The state has made it harder to widen highways, and transportation officials are turning their eyes to transit.
Alternative link: https://archive.ph/BxMKZ
MTA Chair Janno Lieber did not rule out implementing a system that would require passengers to show proof of payment before exiting a subway station.
MTA Chair Janno Lieber did not rule out implementing a system that would require passengers to show proof of payment before exiting a subway station.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/16133154
> Link to original Tweet: https://x.com/DavidZipper/status/1795048724021862898
Link to original Tweet: https://x.com/DavidZipper/status/1795048724021862898
For over twenty years, the Mac was the default at 37signals. For designers, programmers, support, and everyone else. That mono culture had some clear advantages, like being able to run Kandji and macOS-specific setup scripts. But it certainly also had its disadvantages, like dealing with Apple's awf...
Woohoo! I think the fix for iOS audiobooks that I helped (well asked enough questions that someone else then fixed quickly) bring into the world! https://blog.rayberger.org/fixing-jellyfin-ios-audiobook-streaming
Non paywall link: https://archive.ph/MnYA1
What do you mean it doesn't support repeated tasks? I have bunch of monthly tasks that show up once per month.
Thanks these are definitely a step in the direction of what I'm looking for!
However, I'm more interested in the GitHub specific stuff like comments on issues and pull requests opened and labels changed. That sort of thing to see what is being worked on.
Looks nice but I wish the clipboard history could be based on number of items and not just time.
This is so freaking cool thanks for sharing! Would be cool if the author auto kept a gallery of before and after for each place to show how much it is improving places.
Also, I gotta say it must be crazy for someone to live in one of these little towns that's barely on the map and then one day they open whatever map app and boom everything is there! They probably just shake their head and say "technology..."
Appreciate the kind words :)
Heck that I love to see it! How was it getting into the code base for the first time?
The little fix I contributed to is on there :) https://blog.rayberger.org/fixing-jellyfin-ios-audiobook-streaming
Yeah it's kinda the opposite of "New interface, old implementation."
Which I learned from https://henrikwarne.com/2024/01/10/tidy-first/
First, if you can swing it I'd recommend getting a server with a static IP. You can get can get them as cheap as a few bucks a year from https://lowendtalk.com/categories/offers ofc with that they may have more downtime than 5/mo boxes.
Anyway, if you don't wanna pay you can use something like duckdns for dynamic DNS and get a free domain that automatically points to your new IP whenever it changes. Works well if you're hosting from home. :)
On ticktick you can make a task like "cook dinner at 6pm" and it will auto set the reminder to be at 6pm.
I'd love that for tasks.org but like you said I can maybe implement it sever side :)
I love tasks.org on Android but God I wish they'd add some NLP to parse out times. That's the one thing I miss from other apps. IIRC The issue in GitHub basically says that there isn't an easy library to do it with right now.
It's so annoying to me that I'm considering trying to make a server side app to do this. Just pull the caldav and parse the titles and set the due date. Can't be that hard right?
It also helps a lot if you set the IP/domain manually so it doesn't always have to talk to the relay first.