nadiyar
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Eclipse Collections features JDK-compatible List, Set and Map implementations with superior memory efficiency, rich API and many utility classes. It also features additional data types such as bags, bimaps and multimaps.
What's best: Its API docs are now on APIdia:
https://apidia.net/mvn/org.eclipse.collections
Reminder that the England flag (flag of St George) is also commonly known as the Butcher's Apron because of it's association with crimes against humanity (specifically, massacres).
https://mastodon.online/@iinavpov/115157051548383085
@Nfoonf @iinavpov It's a story of colonialism and conquest, 700 years ago. Put it this way: what do you think that line of gigantic 13-14th century fortresses along the Welsh border is about?
(Scotland at least was a leveraged buy-out circa 1706—the ruling classes took a hefty pay-out from England—rather than conquest.)
@cstross Is it the cross of St George that's referred to as the Butcher's Apron?
I thought that nickname was used for the Union Jack?
@cstross I thought that was more applied to the Union flag - an indication of the colonisation of the English, even more so than the English flag.
But I totally concur. The flag that so many people are proud of is a symbol across the world of murder, abuse and appropriation. Not something we should be proud of.
@SteveClough @cstross it was a symbol of the crusades long before Britain got Very Good At Invading En Masse
@1stvamp @SteveClough Yeah, and those fuckers were mass-murderers. (Remind me again, what the Arabic word for "Crusade" is?)
@cstross Thanks, I was wondering what I was missing after seeing it mentioned in a previous post.
In the US the wingnuts have stopped waving the Confederate battle rag, but have replaced it with the ‘Thin Blue Line” version of the US flag.
Lately I’ve been seeing MAGAts waving Israeli flags along with old glory. So I guess it’s the latest way for them to show they’re bigots, while still being antisemites.
@cstross
For what it's worth, hereabouts the Union flag is the one most people are likely to think of when asked to identify the Butcher's Apron..
@natural20 @faduda The St George's Cross had already become a symbol of fascism by the mid-1970s, in Leeds, when the NF adopted it.
Oddly enough, pretty much any flag with a cross on it is associated with some massacre somewhere at some time.
First row shows people standing and looking up and praying, with the description in front of it: Christianity: You talk to the ceiling
The image below of it shows a bunch of people standing toward a wall and resting their head on the wall with description: Judaism: You talk to the Wall
Last image shows a group of people in a mosque all kneeling and have their hands and forehead on the ground with description: Islam: You talk to the floor
First row shows people standing and looking up and praying, with the description in front of it: Christianity: You talk to the ceiling
The image below of it shows a bunch of people standing toward a wall and resting their head on the wall with description: Judaism: You talk to the Wall
Last image shows a group of people in a mosque all kneeling and have their hands and forehead on the ground with description: Islam: You talk to the floor
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"Why do all these migrants have expensive mobile phones?!?!?"
A blog post from a decade ago which is, tragically, still relevant today.
https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2015/09/migrants-and-mobiles/
ویلند خوب و خوشگله؛ ولی از راستدسک نمیتونم استفاده کنم، چون توی لپتاپ (که دوره) ازم میخواد که
Select the screen to be shared
یا یه همچین چیزی. خب من اگه میتونستم select کنم که نیازی نبود از توی خر استفاده کنم. پرسوجو کردم و دیدم که این یه جور ویژگی امنیتی برای ویلنده. چطور غیرفعالش کنم تا بتونم مثل آدم ازش استفاده کنم؟
@milo
یه تیک داره توی همون پنجره که باز میشه فکر کنم، که بگی دیگه نپرس هر دفعه.
@mokazemi
خب من باید باشم اونجا که بهش بگم
@milo
کلا هیچ چیزی به عنوان wayland وجود نداره. هر کسی برای خودش یه جور پیاده سازی کرده. کثیفترین و بی حساب کتاب ترین توی Gnome هست که دست و پای کاربر رو شدیدا میبنده مگر اینکه از appهای خود گنوم استفاده کنی که از API خصوصی گنوم استفاده میکنن و اکثر محدودیتها براشون اعمال نمیشه (nepotism). پیشنهاد من استفاده از KDE Plasma یا Hypprland یا wlroot هست که پیادهسازی شفافتری دارن.
در کل اگه با Wayland کار میکنی بهتره مشخص کنی که compositor چی داری، وگرنه نمیشه سوالتو دقیق جواب داد.
من از پلاسما استفاده میکنم و KWin. هم برای گنوم و هم برای پلاسما این مشکل هست.
@milo
برای Kwin نباید مشکلی باشه. یه اسکرینشات ازش بذار متوجه بشم دقیقا کدوم پنجره و پیغام مورد نظرته
@milo
با flatpak نصب کردی؟ اگه اینطوره، باید به xdg-portal بگی که اجازه داره این برنامه. یه راهش اینه که flatseal بریزی از توی خود flatpak و با اون پرمیشن بدی، یه راه دیگش اینه:
flatpak permission-set kde-authorized remote-desktop com.rustdesk.RustDesk yes
Listening to American YouTubers who do technical stuff (electronics, engineering,...) are truly painful and confusing. They constantly switch between imperial and metric. For example wire gauge is in AWG, but the polyimide tape is always in millimeters. The measurements and files/rasps are in imperial (e.g., 1/32nd or the other one), but 3D printing is in mm.
We are officially 201 years after British Weights and Measures Act of 1824. Maybe it is time all of us switch to #metric!
@Mehrad Meanwhile in the UK, all road signs are miles, beer is in pints, and everything else is in metric. Except when it isn't.
@geospacedman @Mehrad As a Brit, this decision tree feels perfectly normal...
@underlap
😅 That's a nice decision tree. One mind bugling unit I have faced is "mile per gallon". In metric world it is "letres per 100 kilometers". Not only it is in metric, but the division is upsidedown.
@Mehrad A measurement system that makes sense? What black magic you ask for. ;)
Unfortunately the US will never adopt the metric system. Especially while our fascist friends are in control.
@rlounsbury
Isn't the US military already fully on metric? At least that's what I've heard.
I have read some parts of this Wikipedia page, and it has some fun information:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrication_in_the_United_States
@Mehrad I can't speak to the military. Getting civilian infrastructure, commerce, and state/city government buy in would be impossible.
The common complaint is that it is too large and complex to make the change. From the dumber commentary I've seen is the simple act of changing from MPH to KPH. Even though most of not all American cars have KPH on their speedometer.
Americans are exceedingly good at finding excuses to not change.
@rlounsbury
There is always resistance to change. The fact is that the more the change is delayed, the more difficult it would get.
Here in Finland (the country where Linux was originally developed and released from), all universities are resisting to adopt Linux. It is much easier and cheaper to maintain, but the IT of universities (at least mine) are dogmatic enough not to adopt FLOSS solutions. From mail server to kanban boards, to ...
Took some time off & was subsequently inundated with slightly stressful & unexpected stuff on my return, so that's me telt. Pffft.
On the plus side
1. we went to the seaside which is a Good Thing &
2. I remembered it was Friday which is, frankly, a miracle.
As ever, have a good weekend, if you possibly can
I can barely see the out-of-syncness in this weeks dancers, but I know it's there, so here's the in-sync one for my friends who prefer that 😁
@nadiyar Thanks. I was watching a lot of different folk dances last week, and it's definitely come from one of them.
I keep getting "memory" video snips on my phone that Google puts together. Photos from about 6 months ago.
Dear reader, they are putting together automated video essays of the realities of dealing with my aunt's hoarding situation. To sentimental music.
Because that was such a special time in my life.
Cleaning out a hoarder's house while looking for family heirlooms. Dealing with gazillion of drain flies or whatever those were. Finding moldy food containers tossed across the room. Avoiding the cat shit and the spot where she died. Catching her 2 semi-feral cats with KFC chicken.
All while wearing a hazard suit and respirator.
Fun times.
Am very grateful I did not take many photos of the worst of it.
Yes Google, these are special memories. And your are just as special for memorializing them to me.
If other jobs had the same hiring process as programming roles:
"For this sous chef role, we will only accept applicants familiar with modern cooking methods such as microwave ovens and freeze-dried Maggi powders".
#WritersCoffeeClub 3: Have you ever based a character on yourself? If not, would you?
Nope. I probably did when learning how to write in my teens, but figured out ages ago that I'm an incredibly boring monomaniac shut-in who's utterly uninteresting to read about. Maybe the odd anecdote slipped out over the years, but in general I try to base my characters on observation.
oh stop it, C.P. Snow, with your charming, slightly self-deprecating critique of "computer gadgets" from 1964!
صبح همگی بخیر
Artist : #Twisted_Sister
Title : Don't Let Me Down
I was going to go to that one-hour time travel place, but I got a text from my future self saying that traffic would make it take an hour and a half to get there so I shouldn't bother.
Wait, where did that text go?
It's kinda sad watching people on BlueSky worry that their engagement is low. Yeah, it's a smaller scientific community compared to Twitter, but so what? Chasing likes is exhausting. You should post unhinged shit to the Internet for the love of the game!
Me circa 1988 in the kitchen of my future mother-in-law. North Chili, Rochester, New York. She was a hard working immigrant with strong opinions but not unkind. #ThrowbackThursday
@LikeItOrLumpIt You’re eyeing that cake a bit too enthusiastically. I can definitely relate to that 😅
@LikeItOrLumpIt Ra cha cha. My sister was living in Dansville at the time. You are the height of fashion from Eastview Mall. Was Chuck Mangione playing on the radio?
Writing your own ebook and document reader is really nice when you're in college, because it lets you read all your textbooks and documents exactly how you want.
Writing your own ebook and document reader is also really awful when you're in college, because finding a bug will send you down the coding rabithole for 15 minutes during a lecture and now oops, you're not sure what we're doing.
@TheQuinbox I kind of get that, though my project wasn't nearly so involved. In 2010, there wasn't much in the way of accessible statistics calculators, so I wrote my own. I used JavaScript on my Apex. It worked, and was so good my professor both helped me with the math and graded the project as extra credit for the class. But realizing I was missing a function or had broken something (no git for me back then) could be rather distracting.
@TheQuinbox Hi, are you aware of any issues with JFW? I can't currently do anything useful.
@josh Hey Josh, this looks less like a problem with JAWS and more that you have a the version with broken HTML parsing support. Heading navigation in HTML is still broken for some reason, it works in epubs and everywhere else so I'm currently investigating that, but the actual HTML now renders. How does this version work? https://quinbox.xyz/paperback.zip
@TheQuinbox Oh, awesome! I downloaded it from GitHub, but this version works perfectly.
@josh Yeah, 0.21 is still slightly buggy, I've already fixed a few things for 0.3. Glad it's working for you! Happy reading :)
Now I'm pleased to announce this single-user instance is hosted by me.
pros: I'm in charge of everything ☺️
cons: I'm in charge of everything 😓
- Best regards, Nadiyar