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jon, to random
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Welcome to today's thread - South East Europe Day 02 31 May 2024 - Tallinn - Lelle - Pärnu - Häädemeeste

Crossing these borders:
None – only crossing Estonia, getting close to Latvia

These borders on the borders map:
https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/crossborderrail-all-the-borders_935041#8/58.744/24.192

Today's routes on the routes map:
https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/crossborderrail-all-the-borders_935041#8/58.744/24.192

jon,
@jon@gruene.social avatar

Ok. So Kaisma didn’t disappoint

I bumped into a surveyor who spoke English and confirmed this is the route. The gravel, circled, is where Kaisma Rail Baltica station will be. The arrow is roughly the route the track will take

I’ve been to some odd places on but this is perhaps the strangest place to locate a station I’ve seen. Why here? 🤔 Even what village there is in Kaisma isn’t close

floreani, to random
@floreani@hachyderm.io avatar

every time I mention Palestine in the DRW newsletter I get at least one (usually more) angry responses with a "why wont you stick to tech/privacy/security" vibe

surveillance and AI tech—fueled by data collection of Palestinians—are amplifying the genocide. Israel exports its tech around the world, 'battled-tested' on Palestinians. Israel has contracts with large data-extractive tech companies. these are privacy and security issues.

jon, to random
@jon@gruene.social avatar

Welcome to today's thread -
South East Europe Day 00 28 May 2024 - Arrival of night ferry, Turku - Kupittaa - Helsinki

Crossing these borders:
Only sea borders

These borders on the borders map:
https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/crossborderrail-all-the-borders_935041#7/59.781/21.973

Today's routes on the routes map:
https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/en/map/crossborderrail-all-the-borders_935041#7/59.781/21.973

jon,
@jon@gruene.social avatar

Here’s today’s intro video from a ferry approaching Turku https://peertube.netzbegruenung.de/w/nm9YFiHm15HuJoyHBfyk7k

nicol, to accessibility
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Less than a week to go until #CiviCamp & #CiviSprint Hamburg (where I'm presenting).

I wrote this after the big progress at the Ashbourne Sprint last December - https://civicrm.org/blog/nicol/theming-and-accessibility-age-formbuilder-and-searchkit. This was followed with a big push at the Montreal (virtual for me) Sprint in February to finally make all of CiviCRM's 20 years of different markup/JS patterned accordions accessible – without JS! This dropped in #CiviCRM 5.72: https://civicrm.org/blog/dev-team/civicrm-572-release and seems to still be issue-free two months on. #a11y

nicol,
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We then closed a 6-year open issue for accessible accordions (expand/close UI elements): https://lab.civicrm.org/dev/core/-/issues/3294.

It was first raised by , the great expert and champion, as Tech Director at US National Federation for the Blind (https://civicrm.stackexchange.com/questions/17735/access-for-blind-users-to-civicrm/17752#17752). The 7 years it took to find the resources/volunteers/time to do this is made sadder by the fact she died in 2019. But her impact lives on, not just Civi's focus; but 's Olivero theme is named after her influence there.

fondazionebeic, to random

RT by @fondazionebeic: How it feels to write a literal face melting essay 🫠

At least there is a friendly bird to help!

(@NewCollegeOx, MS 369, f. 9r)

[2024-05-27 10:00 UTC]

paulk, to random
@paulk@eupolicy.social avatar

wrapping up day 1 of with a 🔥side chat between @leonido and Peter Baldwin on the paradox of the in the digital age.

egonw, to Pubtips
@egonw@mastodon.social avatar

is a publisher with a lot of experience. You would think they would understand DOIs. They do not. As if they don't care about references and citations. If you see a "10/gh3n5k" about where you could expect a DOI, it probably was supposed to be a DOI. Maybe try to add some publisher value and work with the authors to fix that? Then you can also check if the author list is actually correct (no, it was not). Is this a N=1? No, it is not. It is a routine in

liaizon, (edited ) to fediverse
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Our names come in all shapes! Both projects and now support Unicode usernames! This is something I have been talking about since I first joined the fedi in 2017 so I am very excited about this. I can't wait till I get a mention from someone with a username like @王李 or @դմիտրիԹբիլիսի@ժայռեր

https://joinkitsune.org/changelog/v0.0.1-pre.5/#:~:text=usernames%20can%20contain%20unicode (thanks @dev)

https://fediversity.site/item/3159f22c-0754-4eff-b9de-bcc52202fa2f (thanks @streams)

JMarkOckerbloom, to random
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The Register goes deep into looking into Christine Dudley's comment (which I reported earlier) that she started to see ads that reflected the audiobooks she was checking out from her library.

Upshot: They can't tell for sure that the ads appeared as the result of her reading those books, but the sheer volume of data tracking methods and pathways invoked on sites, services and devices used by libraries and patrons also make it difficult to tell for sure that they didn't: https://www.theregister.com/2024/05/18/mystery_of_the_targeted_mobile_ads/

rmounce, to random
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Anyone know of good tools for annotating trails on top of OpenStreetMap data and then viewing the resulting trail + map data interactively, but OFFLINE, on an iPhone? Is there a video guide on how to do this?

rmounce,
@rmounce@mastodon.social avatar

to answer my own question (lol!), GraphHopper seems to offer a lot of what I want: https://graphhopper.com/maps/?profile=car&layer=Omniscale

I've also seen BRouter recommended: https://brouter.de/brouter-web/

You can create the trail you want to walk - despite having never been there before (in advance), then just download it as a .GPX file and open/use it on your mobile, completely offline in a suitable app e.g. OsmAnd

#OpenStreetMaps #Trails #HikePlanning

aran, to random
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Happy birthday to us? 😄

I've just paid for the second year of localization café server, which makes us about 15 months old.

At 250 EUR, it's a very easy to justify business expense, and we're still at half capacity. We could have 100 concurrent users, we have 46.

Maybe I'll do a promo-kind of post for the outsite world, and maybe some cards for Gamescom, but I like the little routine we got. Easy peasy.

Just remember to recommend this place to good colleagues 😄

Hear you soon!

vs the total capacity of the server

dcz, to UX
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One of my talks for got accepted!

I'll talk about how "My files are a mess!", and how it will stay this way unless we achieve a collective enlightenment.

https://cfp.gulas.ch/gpn22/talk/ZRKD3G/

Now I finally have an excuse to do the research on the topic XD

bojacobs, to nuclear
@bojacobs@hcommons.social avatar

Why clean up or compensate the decades old radiological contamination in when you can give tax breaks to fund further contamination?

"Missouri lawmakers approve tax break for Kansas City nuclear weapons facility expansion"

https://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article288552392.html

mjgiarlo, to random
@mjgiarlo@code4lib.social avatar

Dear technology community, we need to talk about @OCLC.

mjgiarlo,
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Taken together, @OCLC’s 11-week investigation concluded that the defendant was the perpetrator of the WorldCat scrape because she works in library technology, has technology skills, has worked with the WorldCat API, believes in free access to information, and has a name/moniker that looks like “Anna.”

00Aaron, to random
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Damn. The US is absolutely an oligopoly, through and through

"Enter the Intercept’s general counsel David Bralow, who said he had problems with the article. He didn’t have legal concerns. Bralow instead thought it inopportune, saying that attacking Bezos might not sit well with the Intercept’s own billionaire donor, Pierre Omidyar, especially at a time when he was keeping the organization afloat."

https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/why-im-resigning-from-the-intercept

00Aaron,
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to return to the point, my transgression was that what I had written upset the worldview & dominance of a board member too cowardly to tell me their name, who does nothing to support our work. (Multiple times I'd asked for equipment and was first ignored, then given less than 1/4 the min budget, as decided by the board, so I continued to use my personal camera and video equipment)

The oligarchic control is everywhere, and it's particularly sensitive to being challenged on a narrative level.

4/

kexe, to Eurovision German
@kexe@chaos.social avatar

Ireland giving 12 Points to Switzerland! BambieThug is celebrating with Nemo. I Love it so much

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kexe,
@kexe@chaos.social avatar

Oh my God incredible. Nemo wears the Crown from BambieThug and is kissed by them.

"I hope this contest can live up to its promise and can continue to stand for peace and dignity for every Person in this world!" - Nemo

:nonbinary_flag:

petrichor, to random
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I made a thing! It's very work-in-progress and grew out of my own experience of autistic discovery but I thought it might be of some interest or use to others.

The Missing Manual for a Neurodivergent Brain
https://book.neurospicy.town/

eloquence, to random
@eloquence@social.coop avatar

I've contributed a fair bit to free content (CC licenses) & open source projects over the years.

Personally, I want "my" stuff to be used to make AI models better. I use open licenses precisely because I want people to come up with interesting & hopefully beneficial new uses.

I understand why lots of folks feel differently, of course.

However, it's not a clear-cut legal situation, either. Training != inference; it's only model output that violates licenses that's unambiguously infringing.

eloquence,
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@nicol

I disagree with calling copyright a "worker protection". If it was, it would not be something that can be hoarded into large piles that confer massive economic power.

Copyright is an intellectual monopoly right that ostensibly exists to incentivize creative works. And it's often the first thing creative workers have to sign away as part of employment agreements or contracts.

mirlo, to random
@mirlo@musician.social avatar

We're elated to announce Mirlo's campaign is live and we're over 22% funded! Immense gratitude to everyone who has contributed thus far.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mirlo/mirlo

rmounce, to random
@rmounce@mastodon.social avatar

My daily routine:

1.) go to the CLOCKSS triggered content page: https://clockss.org/triggered-content/

2.) Ctrl+F "Heterocycles"
0/0 matches

  1. ) sigh

Can we pretty please have access to the 17,000+ chemistry articles published in Heterocycles? Will we really have to (pointlessly) wait until June 1st 2024 before this stuff becomes available online again?

rmounce,
@rmounce@mastodon.social avatar

I can also confirm that no notice regarding Heterocycles has yet appeared on the NISO 'Transfer Alerting Service' RSS feed: https://journaltransfer.issn.org/

a near complete vacuum of information about what is going to happen about the 17,000+ articles trapped in this journal 🤷‍♂️ 🤡 🙄

18+ dbs, to random
@dbs@code4lib.social avatar

Springer rolled out a new search interface a little while ago, and in the process they broke their DOI resolution which fucks up pretty much everything (our discovery layer / knowledge base, Google Scholar, etc)

Like https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-57860-1 redirects to https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-57860-1 which gives HTTP 404, when it should redirect to https://link.springer.com/10.1007/978-3-031-57860-1

How do you screw up a redirect that simple? And how do you not fix it within minutes?

osma, to ai
@osma@sigmoid.social avatar

AI Sauna is about to start!
I will give a talk about Civilized AI in around half an hour. You can follow the livestream.

In the evening you can meet me at the sauna. Tomorrow will be an AI hackathon.

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/AI_Sauna

#AISauna #AI #Sauna #AvoinGLAM #OpenGLAM #Wikimedia #Helsinki #Allas

lukasmezger, to random German
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Heute ist auf dem Netzpolitik-Blog meine Wikimedia-Kolumne über die verrückte italienische „Postkarten-Steuer“ erschienen, gegen die jetzt sogar der Spieleverlag Ravensburger vor Gericht zog – wegen eines Puzzles mit einem Motiv von Leonardo da Vinci: https://chaos.social/

JMarkOckerbloom, to random
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54 years ago today, on May 4, 1970, Ohio National Guard troops fired on demonstrating students at Kent State University, killing 4 of them and wounding 9 others.

11 days later, police fired on students at Jackson State College in Mississippi, killing 2 students and injuring 12 others.

Among the many reports and studies following the killings (for which no one was convicted) was the 1970 Report of the President's Commission on Campus Unrest. You can read it here: https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED083899

mediawiki, to random
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Q123481141, that is 2024 in Wikidata speak! has commenced in , .

For more information ℹ️ https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Wikimedia_Hackathon_2024 or see some of the 📸 uploads that have already made it to https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Wikimedia_Hackathon_2024.

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