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Adaptive dark mode looks neat!

TL;DR:

For websites that signal support of dark mode with <meta name="color-scheme" content="light dark"> in HTML or color-scheme: light dark in CSS, Adaptive Dark Mode does not change a thing.

I love these posts by the @webkit.org team. In many cases they don't just explain how new features will work, they also share some good best practices. For example:

When I happened to be at Union Square recently, I noticed that the Butterflight heart on the southwest corner is gone and have been replaced by Outerlands by artist Gina Teichert. There isn’t a lot of information about this one, but like all of them… it’s pretty pretty. 😍

Same goes for AI usage. “Knowing the rules is one thing. Knowing which rules apply, which can be ignored, and what the consequences are for getting those things confused is a whole other bag of chips.This is the reality of working with living, breathing systems. They’re complicated, unpredictable, and rarely fail in convenient or obvious… Read More »Knowledge is not experience

Just posted about @sodir.org on @socialspec.org. I'm loving all the activity around #SocialSpec. 📈

Next up: @pfefferle.org's SocialSpec plugin for Wordpress should be available in the Wordpress Plugin Directory (any day now). 👏

Let's go! 📈

Steven Wilson’s campaign leading up to his latest album 🔗🎵 continues to impress.

I was struck by this ad on the bottom corner of the front page of The Globe on Feb. 13, 1913. The newspaper was founded in 1844, and later absorbed The Mail and Empire to form The Globe and Mail in 1936, according to Wikipedia. A friend of a friend found it in an old cabinet.

The ad points out that much of the money Canadians spend on American goods is influenced by U.S. advertising. Over a hundred years later, that still holds true. Ask yourself why you buy certain brands. Are they really any better? Or are you just familiar enough with the name to make you feel comfortable buying it?

The Globe's solution, of course, was for Canadian businesses carry out advertising campaigns in the newspaper. That's one solution. The other is for Canadian consumers to think twice before being swayed by ubiquitous U.S. marketing.

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I've been meaning to post this for a while: @brianschrader.com has created a @socialspec.org validator. Check it out:

https://brianschrader.com/other-projects/social-spec-validator/?domain=brianschrader.com

I love these early stages of an open source software project, when people start showing up and filling in obvious gaps around the project. This is how a community is formed!

I've been meaning to add validators to all of the SocialSpec websites, but in some ways this is better than an official validator. Seeing these projects pop up around SocialSpec is a form of social validation or social proof that we need something like SocialSpec. ❤️

Thanks, Brian. 🙏

I'm doing some research about .well-known URIs today and TIL about the hosting-provider URL.

https://nasa.gov/.well-known/hosting-provider

Is anyone else besides @automattic.com using this?

Eleven usable frames out of 36. I mistakenly underexposed the rest.

The Frontier debugger now works in Atlantis, the version of Frontier that runs on modern systems, the one I have been using for everyday work for a month or so.

I write software in the debugger, testing each addition after writing it, to see that the input produces the expected output. I also use it to see why code that has worked for 10 years now doesn't produce the expected result, ie debugging.

Apple and Google block apps that crowdsource ICE sightings

ICEBlock, the most widely used of the ICE-tracking apps in Apple’s app store, is among the apps that have been taken down. Bondi said her office reached out to Apple on Thursday “demanding that they remove ICEBlock” and claiming that it “is designed to put ICE agents at risk just for doing their jobs.”

Another lesson in why the open web is always the better alternative to native apps trapped in closed ecosystems.

StopICE looks like one of the best web apps to me. DryICE looks promising too, although it requires signing in with Apple, Google, or email.

↳ via AP News

Just clicking in on double digit month numbers in this eighteenth year of doing daily photos posted to flickr, and October got to its trick/treatish end without falling behind too much. Self high fives, two of them make ten, all the way around! Without much more ado for this month, on the last day of […]

Voted! Almost went to the board of elections on Sunday to get it out of the way but I drove by and they were so busy it looked like the line to a Taylor Swift concert out there. Was in and out of the polling place in 10 minutes today. Now we wait 👀

Well…Why not… #midterms

Things to explore for my local-ai Dgx Spark setup :

There more here

https://github.com/NVIDIA/spark-local-inference https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/3-ways-to-boost-moe-inference-on-nvidia-dgx-spark/ https://github.com/nikghodki/dgxmodelmanager

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During troubleshooting, I often need to check whether a user can access a path or file. For example, in HCL Connections, I may need to check whether the web server or WebSphere user can access the shared directory.

During troubleshooting, I often need to check whether a user can access a path or file. For example, in HCL Connections, I may need to check whether the web server or WebSphere user can access the shared directory.