@UKFilmNerd sure yt-dlp will be fine if not now then very shortly
@Richard_Littler AI lawyer shit
@falken @spaceflight few months?! I hope so! But I barely believe that Europe is that eager.
The Europeans have a drive for other topics but not for the technological future of Europe. Sadly.
I assume that the next launch may be by the end of the year or next year 🙃.
Europe needs more competition in the rocket business, otherwise Europe will be stuck with bicycles as their highest form of technology
@spaceflight which is impossible for a non-reusable design that launches every few months
Incremental Font Transfer has been published by the Web Fonts Working Group as a Working Draft.
Incremental Font Transfer defines a method to incrementally transfer fonts from server to client. Incremental transfer allows clients to load only the portions of the font they actually need which speeds up font loads and reduces data transfer needed to load the fonts. A font can be loaded over multiple requests where each request incrementally adds additional data.
https://www.w3.org/TR/2024/WD-IFT-20240709/
@Edent totally right thing to do, that's what dev days and devrel are for. Wonder why they felt the bugs were low priority before...
☃️ Why a common bit of graphing advice is baloney.
https://leancrew.com/all-this/2024/07/a-good-or-bad-example/
@Mer__edith Wasnt this first disclosed in 2018?
Seems like its been on the back burner for a while and just recently resurfaced.
@benschwarz that slow sinking feeling as you realize you just created an outage is very much a character building experience 🤠
a lot of our problems in software stem from people throwing crap over a wall and not taking initiative or responsibility for running that crap. if you build it you should run it. that's what devops is ! dev + ops. the whole point is to reduce frictions between building and running applications in a production env. and to remove fantasy architecture (ahem transpilers) from the cold reality of deploying and maintaining systems on a cloud vendor.
@jph I *think* the top prompt is from the OS (or at least the MS app notification), not from the bottom app.
It's their answer to 2FA spam where eventually, if you are getting hundreds of yes/no prompts eventually the target will mid click and approve when they didn't mean too
Voter suppression update:
Now looks like 400,000 people may have been turned away from voting due to ID issues....
If Labour will not rid us of this law, then an amendment expanding considerably the range of acceptable documents/items that are valid is required.
Its anti-democratic & was driven by false 'concerns' about electoral fraud of which there is a vanishingly small incidence in the UK.
@mntmn oh, missed that it had that
@mntmn strange choice as has I/l and 0/O confusion
@MonniauxD @cstross or totally fake people, it seems, because wards didn't/don't do full back ground checks
@MonniauxD @cstross yes, but not in person
How did elections offices in local councils not verify them? Well, you see, candidates sometimes are selected through agents, ie the party or someone they hire, will do all the paperwork on their behalf and the elections officials will just accept it at face value.
So we have a country where you must prove your identity to vote, but not prove your identity to be voted for.
@UKFilmNerd that and /F1/ dropping same month is good :-)
@zyd@emacs.ch @oantolin @jesus @simon_brooke C REPL is a thing ex https://openrepl.com/
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