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uthredii via Python 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

uv: Unified Python packaging

TL;DR: uv is an extremely fast Python package manager, written in Rust.

uv: Unified Python packaging

Manage entire Python projects and even Python itself with a single unified tool.

^astral.sh

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ahal 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

This is incredible. Truly hats off to the folks at Astral. Can't wait to try all this out and replace all our old bespoke tooling.

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hades 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Is that a real problem? I've never considered that a python package manager should be or could be faster.

To be fair, I don't use python professionally.

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chrash0 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

definitely not the real reason for a project like this to exist. Python package management can be nightmarish at times depending on what you’re doing. between barebones requirements.txt, Poetry, and the different condas there’s a ton of fragmentation, and none of them do everything you’d want in an ideal way. above and beyond speed, i think uv is another attempt at it. but it could just be another classic xkcd moment where now there’s just another standard to deal with

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FizzyOrange 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

uv is a drop-in replacement for pip. There's no extra standard. It's pareto better. Honestly the Python community would do the world a favour if the deprecated pip and adopted uv as the official tool, but you can guess how likely that is...

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chrash0 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

as you might have guessed i haven’t really tried it, but i have been reading about it. that said i have used “drop in replacement” tools like this (we use pnpm at work), and a drop in replacement is not without quirks. they wouldn’t have made a different tool altogether if it was really a 1:1 replacement. just because the commands are the same doesn’t mean it behaves the same. i.e. i doubt one person on the team could be using uv while everyone else sticks to pip

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FizzyOrange 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

they wouldn’t have made a different tool altogether if it was really a 1:1 replacement

Why not? It's 10x faster.

I think it might have some other new features but you don't need to use those.

i doubt one person on the team could be using uv while everyone else sticks to pip

This is exactly what we do at work. There's no way I could convince everyone to switch to uv so I just switch between them based on an environment variable.

It even supports random stuff like pip install --config-settings editable_mode=compat --editable foo which is required for static tooling to work (e.g. Pyright).

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FizzyOrange 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Yes. For the project I work on pip install takes about 60 seconds and replacing it with uv reduces that to about 7 seconds. That's a very significant improvement. Much less annoying interactively and in CI we do this multiple times so it saves a significant chunk of time.

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The Doctor 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Just out of curiosity, how often do you have to run pip install?

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FizzyOrange 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

I dunno maybe once a week or so? We don't actually have a system that detects if your pip install is out of sync with pyproject.toml yet so I run it occasionally just to make sure.

And it runs in CI around a dozen times for each PR. Yeah not ideal but there are goodish reasons which I can explain if you want.

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The Doctor 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

No, that makes perfect sense. Thank you for explaining.

I like hearing about other people's environments, because it gives perspective.

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Midnitte 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I think the main focus is around building out the tool chain - I would think being fast is just a side benefit and the main benefit is being written as the same language as what they want to use for the rest of "cargo"

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Solemarc 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

The performance is just a "nice to have".

Python package management, especially at scale is infuriating. At work we use python microservices in docker containers and it infuriates me trying to update the one our team is responsible for.

I always like to rant that python 3rd party package management tools are a mistake. We should've gone for an "as simple as possible" setup instead of all this.

So I'm sceptical of UV on principle since it's yet another 3rd party package manager but if it can do all of this and not be a nightmare I'll be ok with it.

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thesporkeffect 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Looks nice. The edge cases will be what determines if it gains adoption

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FizzyOrange 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

uv is fantastic. I would highly recommend it. I've used it in a quite complex environment, with no issues (quite an achievement!) and it's about 10x faster than pip.

I mean... I guess it's not surprising given uv is written in Rust and pip is written in Python, but even so given pip is surely IO bound I was expecting something like 4x improvement. 10x is impressive.

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Ephera 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

The actual dependency resolution part, so where you figure out which versions of the dependencies can be used together, is actually notoriously CPU-bound.

At least as far as I'm aware, you generally use a SAT solver for dependency resolution (unless you don't care for correctness), and as Wikipedia puts it:

Boolean satisfiability is an NP-complete problem in general. As a result, only algorithms with exponential worst-case complexity are known.

There are quite sophisticated algorithms at this point, making use of heuristics and whatnot, but they're still just backtracking algorithms at their core. And as Wikipedia puts it so fittingly again:

backtracking is often much faster than brute-force enumeration

You know shit's inefficient, when the best thing to compare it to, is just randomly trying solutions.

algorithm

^{Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)}

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FizzyOrange 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

you generally use a SAT solver for dependency resolution (unless you don’t care for correctness)

Actually Go's dependency system is specifically designed to avoid the need for global constraint solvers. Go has the most modern and elegant dependency versioning system that I'm aware of. Python was designed before people realised that it's dependency style was a mistake.

https://research.swtch.com/vgo-principles

research!rsc: The Principles of Versioning in Go (Go & Versioning, Part 11)

^{research.swtch.com}

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burntsushi 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

I'm on the uv team. I am quite partial to this approach as well. Alas, it's difficult culturally to pull this off in a pre-existing ecosystem. And in the case of Python at least, it's not totally clear to me that it would avoid the need for solving NP hard problems. See my other comment in this thread about simplifying PEP 508 marker expressions.

Other than avoiding needing a SAT solver to resolve dependencies, the other thing I like about Go's approach is that it makes it very difficult to "lie" about the dependencies you support. In a maximal environment, it's very easy to "depend" on foo 1.0 but where you actually need foo 1.1 without issues appearing immediately.

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FizzyOrange 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Oo hello. Didn't know that's what you were doing these days! Hope it goes well, though I'd be nervous about a realistic business plan.

Anyway, yeah bit too late for Python.

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burntsushi 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Interestingly, dependency resolution is not the only NP hard problem uv tries to solve. During development, it also became clear that we needed some way to simplify PEP 508 marker expressions and ask questions like, "are these marker expressions disjoint?"

See: https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/blob/72bd12716225ae48d1e46ec6254d7daf134bdc94/crates/pep508-rs/src/marker/algebra.rs

uv/crates/pep508-rs/src/marker/algebra.rs at 72bd12716225ae48d1e46ec6254d7daf134bdc94 · astral-sh/uv

An extremely fast Python package and project manager, written in Rust. - astral-sh/uv

^GitHub

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__init__ 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Obligatory “there are now 15 competing standards”

For real though, this looks interesting. I am a long time poetry user, I’ve been mostly happy with it but I do think it could stand to be a little faster. I’ll have to try this out sometime.

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dallen 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Poetry support is on their roadmap!

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__init__ 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

What’s that mean, like they aim to become a drop-in replacement for poetry too? Or make uv able to work with a poetry-style pyproject.toml? I couldn’t find any info about that.

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dallen 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Hmm, I just re-read the blog post and GitHub where I thought I read that and I think I was mistaken…

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henfredemars 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Very impressive results. I think I’ll give the tool a try next time we’re working on a small project. I’m dissatisfied with the existing packaging solutions.

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Daniel Quinn 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Having used it for work, I really don't understand the appeal, especially when compared to tools like Poetry. Uv persists in the dependency on requirements.txt, doesn't streamline the publishing process, and contrary to the claims, it's not a drop-in replacement for pip, as the command line API is different.

It's really fast, which is nice if you're working on a nightmare codebase with 3000 dependencies, but most of us aren't, and Poetry is pretty damned fast.

If uv offered some of what Poetry does for me, if at the very least we could finally do away with requirements.txt and adopt something more useable -- baked into pyproject.toml of course -- then I'd be sold. But this is just faster pip.

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taaz 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Uv is currently only a pip replacement as a dependency resolver (and downloader), it was actually adopted by astral from a different dev afaik

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uthredii 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Early on uv was only trying to replace pip. This latest update is a big step towards becoming a poetry (and pyenv/pipx) replacement too.

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The Doctor 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Now if they could just help defuckulate the Pypi search problem.

burntsushi 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

uv 0.3 introduces a cross platform lock file: https://docs.astral.sh/uv/concepts/projects/#lockfile

More precise details on the compatibility of uv pip with pip are documented here: https://docs.astral.sh/uv/pip/compatibility/

Projects - uv

^{docs.astral.sh}

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The Doctor 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

It's written in Rust.

All jokes about the Rust Evangelism Strike Force aside, various parts of the industry are finally starting to think that "If it's written in Rust, we have less to worry about with respect to that thing, so we won't torture the devs and force them to sneak it in the side door anyway."

It's a thing that I've been seeing at work for the last few years.

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stilgar [he/him] 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Their vision is to evolve it into a "Cargo for Python", so it's coming.

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Eager Eagle 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

uv is now capable of installing and managing Python itself, making it entirely self-bootstrapping:

Looking forward to this. One of the blind spots of poetry was to ignore the issue of managing python versions themselves. I'm happy to see they're covering so many aspects of dependency management and replicability.

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proton_lynx 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Isn't uv being used as a package manager/resolver in rye? I'm using rye for my new projects and it's nice because ruff and pytest are being unified in it too.

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uthredii 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Yeah it is, eventually they want UV to have feature parity with rye and rye will basically just be a pointer to UV

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ericjmorey 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Rye's developer on their plans for Rye in the context of uv's latest release:

https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2024/8/21/harvest-season/

Rye and uv: August is Harvest Season for Python Packaging

My thoughts on Rye and uv.

^{lucumr.pocoo.org}

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ericjmorey 4 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

This is great!

@burntsushi@programming.dev, do you know is Astral is working with prefix.dev and their Pixi project? They seem to now have overlapping concerns.

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uthredii 3 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

I don't think they have anything to do with each other, it looks like prefix.dev uses conda packages.

ericjmorey 3 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Conda is their primary focus, but they support well more than conda packages.

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Alphane Moon via Technology 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

3D printer maker Bambu Lab faces patent infringement lawsuits that could threaten hobbyist 3D printing in general

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/18550496

3D printer maker Bambu Lab faces patent infringement lawsuits that could threaten hobbyist 3D printing in general

An OG in 3D printing is taking on a new, but highly successful, upstart in the industry

^{Jeff Butts (Tom's Hardware)}

Honytawk 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Eh, it isn't so bad as long as you take precaution.

Wear gloves and a mask, and make sure to keep your tools separate.

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I wonder how may people that have bought a $250 printer from Amazon are taking those precautions or even know they need to.

MicroWave via politics 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Harris, Biden to campaign together for first time since he dropped out of presidential race

Vice President Harris and President Biden will make their first joint campaign trip next week since he dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, the White House announced Friday morning.

…

Politico reported that Harris now wants Mr. Biden's support in battleground states such as Pennsylvania and Michigan, where he's still popular, especially with older white voters.

But he would ensure that the spotlight stayed on Harris, embarking mainly on a limited campaign schedule in the fall, the outlet said.

Harris, Biden to campaign together for first time since he dropped out of presidential race

Vice President Harris and President Biden will make their first joint campaign trip next week since he dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, the White House says. They'll head to Maryland.

^{CBS News}

Coelacanth 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I don't know about all this. Harris greatest asset so far has been the fact that she's not Biden. If I was her I would stay as far away as possible to give the public the best chance possible of forgetting both him and how linked they are. The feeling that this is a new, fresh campaign is the reason behind the momentum. Let's not halt it, please?

But what do I know, I'm not a campaign strategist.

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

My exact thought. People where I live (not the US) are RABIDLY anti Biden. If it reaches as far as rural maritime Canada, I shudder to think how it’s like in actual America. There are cars that drive around here with “Let’s Go Brandon” all over the hood.

timbuck2themoon 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

They are not targeting deranged loonies like you're talking about.

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

There are more deranged loonies who vote than sane people who have better things to do than vote. The loonies run public discourse now. Have to pay attention to them or one ends up being blindsided when a loonie candidate gets voted in.

moreeni via Gaming 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

'Fallout: London' Is The Most Surprisingly Terrifying Game In The Series

Fallout: London is a must-play. The marriage of Fallout 4’s more modern gameplay and New Vegas’ exemplary role-playing mechanics is a match made in heaven, one that occasionally surpasses Bethesda’s 2015 game.

'Fallout: London' Is The Most Surprisingly Terrifying Game In The Series

Fallout: London carries along all the important Fallout aspects, but at the end of the day it's new in all the right ways — like no Fallout game yet.

^{Trone Dowd (Inverse)}

BruceTwarzen 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

It just shows that Bethesda is absolutely dogshit in making good games.

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

They make game engines and rely on the community for the rest.

artemisRiverborne via Crochet 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

5 months

My first project, I love it so much but I did something wrong with the magic rings as they keep unraveling 🙈

artemisRiverborne 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Thank you!! I'm debating making it wider lol, but I made the corned pieces a different color, so I'm not sure how I wld go Abt it

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I say just yolo it and make it crazy colours. Life is too short to have matching colours

MashedTech via memes 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I'm just lost and I'm looking for happiness

GingaNinga 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

It was halo 3 custom games and race tracks for me. Halo just is 't the same anymore.

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Mongoose death races in forge on Sandtrap using lots of plasma coils…

SavvyWolf via Ask Lemmy 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

How much do Americans actually pay for healthcare?

Hey all, I'm British so I don't really know the ins and outs of the US healthcare system. Apologies for asking what is probably a rather simple question.

So like most of you, I see many posts and gofundmes about people having astronomically high medical bills. Most recently, someone having a $27k bill even after his death.

However, I have an American friend who is quick to point out that apparently nobody actually pays those bills. They're just some elaborate dance between insurance companies and hospitals. If you don't have insurance, the cost is lower or removed entirely. Supposedly.

So I'm just asking... How accurate is that? Consider someone without insurance, a minor physical ailment, a neurodivergent mind and no interest in fighting off harassing people for the rest of their life.

How much would such a person expect to pay, out of their own pocket, for things like check ups, x rays, meds, counselling and so on?

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

When I used to live in the states my family would pay something like $2500/month for health insurance that covered all of us. Don’t know what the deductible was but apparently this was a very good plan. This was back around 2000.

SeikoAlpinist via Linux Gaming 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Minetest 5.9.0 released!

Minetest 5.9.0 has been released with performance improvements for rendering and map generation, new graphical effects, and much more.

^{luatic (Minetest)}

CollinTG 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

How is mine test these days? I haven’t tried it since I was in a kid and couldn’t afford Minecraft

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

With the current fork of Mineclonia 2 it’s identical to Minecraft

Nemoder 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I'm also confused, in the mod browser I see Mineclonia and Mineclone2 but no Mineclonia2. Which is better?

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

That’s my bad. It’s Mineclonia that you want. I confused the names since Mineclonia is a fork of Mineclone2. You can also check out Voxelibre. Apparently it’s also a clone.

Ascend910 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Oh cool, can you link to the github repo?
Because I am not sure which fork we are talking about 😛

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

There’s no GitHub link, the add-on is inside Minetest when you search all available community plugins. Just type “mineclone” into the search bar and you’ll find two plugins. I use Mineclonia but Voxelibre is another one. Haven’t tried it though so can’t recommend.

Ascend910 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

btw, what texture pack do you use with Mineclonia to make it look more like Minecraft? Or you just use original textures?

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I just use original textures. I’m sure there’s a texture pack that mimics Minecraft but I haven’t bothered

MonkeMischief 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Considering what M$ has done to Minecraft, that's immensely AWESOME to know! I really need to put some time into Minetest / mineclonia...

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

It’s a nice shot of nostalgia if you’ve dropped out of Minecraft for a while. I didn’t realize how hard the game was haha. Died so many times just trying to build a base.

Had wood floors down and came back onto the server to find a lightning storm caused a fire and burnt down all my trees and exposed wood floors 😭

Bo7a via Ask Lemmy 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Anybody familiar with optician work able to tell me if this optician was lying?

Location:
Canada

Background:
When I first started wearing glasses the optometrist would just give me a piece of paper that I could take to any shop to get my lenses made. Then they started refusing that paper and insisting I either leave my frames with them for two weeks, or that I buy new frames.

And now it seems like even asking for the script, or the measurements, is 'against policy'.

I recently went in for an eye exam and some new glasses, and the optician said something I have never been told before.

I had asked if they could give me the prescription for my sunglass lenses since they don't deal with the brand that I prefer, and he said that I would have to schedule another appointment at a shop that deals with that brand, because the prescription was not enough, and I would also need the measurements he took.

I asked if I could have those measurements and he said it was against policy.

Is he lying to try to get me to buy new frames from his shop? Or is there something to what he is saying?

Confession - When he walked away I

... toon meer

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I’m in Canada and I’ve had opticians do this. They are full of shit. You need your distance between pupils and prescription (and possibly cylinder measurements if you have astigmatism) to buy glasses. They are preventing you from buying from other people and are trying to convince you that you must buy from them.

Email them asking for the prescription and cc their head office if they have one. If they refuse, tell them that what they are doing is illegal in Canada. An optician MUST give a patient their prescription but it does not require the distance between pupils.

schizoidman via Technology 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

SanDisk introduces the first 8TB SD and 4TB microSD cards - Liliputing

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/39437325

SanDisk introduces the first 8TB SD and 4TB microSD cards - Liliputing

SanDisk introduces the first 8TB SD and 4TB microSD cards

^{Brad Linder (Liliputing)}

macniel 1 maand ago • ActivityPub

SDUC supports up to one hundred and twenty eight Terabytes

Who in the world requires so much Storage on a tiny SD card?!

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Steamdeck game library

macniel 1 maand ago • ActivityPub

That's a lot of games/applications then, is the card reader fast enough though?

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PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I’ve been using a 1tb sd card with mine and my steam library. Not any noticeable difference in speed between the internal ssd and micro sd.

Petter1 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Luckily there is a m.2 slot in the deck 😉

And in general as well, does it make more sense to use m.2 Type-2230 SSD instead of SD cards, these days. Way faster and way more robust.

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Not really super feasible for the average user to crack apart the plastic casing and reformat the new m.2 slot (since there is only one) with a new SteamOS partition.

I think you’ll find 95% of all steam deck users will prefer popping in a microsd than doing some pc building.

PriorityMotif 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

It's not too hard. Make a direct copy of the old drive to an external drive. Install the new drive. Do a direct copy back onto the new drive from the external. Expand the partition to the new size.

Or you can install the new drive and reinstall steam os.

PerogiBoi 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

For you and me no it’s not too hard at all. But you and I aren’t the average consumer. The average consumer buys it and uses it like a console. To the average consumer, this is impossible. Very few people are going to open it up and conduct what they would consider computer surgery.

usernamesAreTricky via politics 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Harris proposes raising the corporate tax rate to 28%, rolling back a Trump law

Kamala Harris is calling for raising the corporate tax rate to 28%, her first major proposal to raise revenues and finance expensive plans she wants to pursue as president.

^{Sahil Kapur (NBC News)}

Cephalotrocity 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Awwww.... Raise it above the old 35% tax rate at least.

Xyre 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

And index it against inflation. 😉

Eric-Oliver Mächler via Chefblogger Magazin über Wordpress, Social Media, eCommerce und Online Marketing 1 maand ago • wordpress (AP)

Countdown: Wie viele Tage sind es noch bis Weihnachten? HTML & CSS & Javascript

https://www.chefblogger.me/2024/08/19/countdown-wie-viele-tage-sind-es-noch-bis-weihnachten-html-css-javascript/

#javascript #html #CSS #CSS3 #Tage

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skariko via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Plexus, un'applicazione utile per chi utilizza smartphone degooglizzati, si è aggiornata alla versione 2.x

Come da titolo, l'applicazione Plexus sviluppata da Techlore è arrivata alla versione 2.x.

La versione 2.0 è in realtà uscita da qualche tempo (il rilascio è avvenuto il 19 giugno di quest'anno) ma è stata presentata in questi giorni con un video su PeerTube.

Plexus è un'applicazione molto utile per chi utilizza smartphone degooglizzati perché, grazie alla collaborazione di tutte le persone che fanno segnalazioni, è possibile sapere se e come una determinata app funziona su uno smartphone senza i servizi di Google o su un sistema operativo diverso da quello stock.

La versione 2.0 porta con sé diversi cambiamenti tra cui anche una nuova grafica. Questo il changelog tradotto:

Passaggio da un sistema basato sui punteggi a un sistema più semplice basato sullo stato.
Riprogettato per migliorare l'accessibilità.
Implementato l'invio delle candidature d

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Come da titolo, l'applicazione Plexus sviluppata da Techlore è arrivata alla versione 2.x.

La versione 2.0 è in realtà uscita da qualche tempo (il rilascio è avvenuto il 19 giugno di quest'anno) ma è stata presentata in questi giorni con un video su PeerTube.

La versione 2.0 porta con sé diversi cambiamenti tra cui anche una nuova grafica. Questo il changelog tradotto:

Passaggio da un sistema basato sui punteggi a un sistema più semplice basato sullo stato.
Riprogettato per migliorare l'accessibilità.
Implementato l'invio delle candidature direttamente dall'app, semplificando e snellendo il processo.
È stato risolto il problema della posizione errata dei popup durante lo scorrimento veloce.
Eliminato lo sfarfallio dell'elenco durante le ricerche.
Introdotta una funzione di preferiti per contrassegnare e accedere facilmente alle app più amate.
Aggiunta la possibilità di filtrare le app installate.
Aggiunta un'opzione per verificare se un'app è disponibile sia su Google Play che su F-Droid.
Supporto per più versioni di app.
Aggiunto il tema Material You per Android 12 e versioni successive.
Icone a tema incluse per Android 13 e versioni successive.
Migliorate le traduzioni in tedesco (da @KerstinMaur) e francese (da @Rathmox).

Il database è possibile spulciarlo anche tramite pagina web ma l'applicazione rende il tutto un po' più semplice. Soprattutto è il modo più facile per segnalare una nuova applicazione e il suo funzionamento con o senza servizi di Google (l'altro metodo è fare una Pull Request su GitHub, decisamente meno user friendly).

L'applicazione è disponibile sia tramite IzzyOnDroid che tramite download diretto da GitHub.

Se a qualcuno interessa, sempre su questo argomento, ho creato questa lista con l'aiuto della comunità di Le Alternative, utile soprattutto per le applicazioni utilizzate di più in Italia.

Qui il video della presentazioni di Plexus 2.0: https://yt.artemislena.eu/watch?v=U0SvwoGzexA

Techlore: A Safer Internet

Techlore is educating people about digital rights, privacy, security, digital control, and other important topics to push the world towards a safer internet.

^Techlore

SignorCadere via Caffè Italia 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Guida all'acquisto smartphone degooglati

Ho bisogno di un aiuto:

sto programmando di cambiare smartphone per prenderne uno che abbia un os Android senza i servizi Google.
Ho guardato un po' in giro e mi sembra che il fairphone 5 venduto sul sito murena con il loro sistema operativo sia una buona scelta. Ho anche visto il sito di calyxos, che ti vende un google pixel 8 con il loro os appunto, ma non saprei.
Ma il telefono costa uno sproposito, ed è abbastanza bruttino esteticamente.
la mia domanda è: conoscete siti dove acquistare smartphone con queste caratteristiche?

recap:
-os degoogolato
-batteria rimovibile (preferibile)
-budget intorno ai 500 (anche meno se possibile)
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SignorCadere via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Guida all'acquisto smartphone degooglati

crosspostato da: https://feddit.it/post/10225346

Ho bisogno di un aiuto:
sto programmando di cambiare smartphone per prenderne uno che abbia un os Android senza i servizi Google.
Ho guardato un po' in giro e mi sembra che il fairphone 5 venduto sul sito murena con il loro sistema operativo sia una buona scelta. Ho anche visto il sito di calyxos, che ti vende un google pixel 8 con il loro os appunto, ma non saprei.
Ma il telefono costa uno sproposito, ed è abbastanza bruttino esteticamente.
la mia domanda è: conoscete siti dove acquistare smartphone con queste caratteristiche?
recap:
-os degoogolato
-batteria rimovibile (preferibile)
-budget intorno ai 500 (anche meno se possibile)
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Guida all'acquisto smartphone degooglati - Feddit.it

Lemmy

^feddit.it

anon726 3 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

Ciao a tutti. Io ho un Moto G32 con Calyx OS e uno con Lineage OS, conviene, secondo voi, passare al Pixel 8 (lo si può trovare anche a meno di 400€) e installare Graphene OS? O Calyx OS e Lineage OS sono più che sufficienti? Grazie

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skariko via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

L'app di Mega per Android si aggiorna alla versione v14

L'applicazione per Android di Mega si è aggiornata alla versione 14. Nonostante non sia amata da molti per diversi motivi l'applicazione di Mega è installabile direttamente da GitHub, il suo codice è disponibile e viene utilizzata la crittografia zero-knowledge. La licenza non è open source ma è una licenza con alcuni limitazioni chiamata da loro Mega Limited Code Review Licence che permette solo di accedere ed esplorare esplorare il codice dell'app e nient'altro.

Nella versione 14, uscita da qualche ora, ci sono diversi aggiornamenti e miglioramenti:

Aggiornamento della sezione video. Introduzione della possibilità di creare e gestire playlist di video.
Nuovo effetto di ingrandimento delle immagini. È ora possibile ingrandire per ottenere il massimo dettaglio solo su una parte dell'immagine.
Barra di scorrimento superveloce per la Timeline e Media Discovery. Scorri rapidamente per arrivare dove vuoi.
Nuova funzione di sincronizzazione. Sincronizza s

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Release Version 14.0 · meganz/android

Supported Android versions Android 8.0 – 8.1 (Oreo) Android 9.0 (Pie) Android 10 ("Q" - Quince Tart) Android 11 ("R" - Red Velvet Cake) Android 12 ("S" - Snow Cone) Android 13 ("T" - Tiramisu) And...

^GitHub

Botolo via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Nuovo articolo: Gurgle, una versione open source di Wordle

Gurgle, una versione open source di Wordle - Le Alternative -

Su F-Droid è presente una versione libera e open source di Wordle, si chiama Gurgle e ha anche il dizionario italiano!

^{skariko (Le Alternative)}

Rimu via Fediverse 1 maand ago • piefed (AP)

Lemmy devs are considering making all votes public - have your say

Probably better to post in the github issue rather than replying here.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4967

[Discussion] Should votes be displayed publicly? · Issue #4967 · LemmyNet/lemmy

Question I'd like to hear everyone's thoughts on possibly making votes public. This has been discussed in a lot of other issues, but here's a dedicated one for discussion. Positives Could help figh...

^GitHub

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9point6 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Hard no from me

I don't want some nutjob with too much time stalking me because I upvoted something about climate change or downvoted some bigoted shit. We all know those fuckos are out there

Voting on Reddit-like platforms is soft moderation by a community, and if you disincentive that, the whole model kinda falls apart IMO

Xyre 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

What might be interesting would be to have it displayed, but grouped by instance. That way we could see some data and potentially uncover troll instances or attempts to brigade the conversation without opening ourselves up to personal attacks.

CaptPretentious 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

I think it's a bad idea. It's just going to start harassment and witch hunts when someone gets a downvote they don't like. Stalking is going to be a thing, people are going to aggregate all the votes you've done to make assumptions about you to then bully you. Once public, sources outside Lemmy will start gathering and cross referencing data about you.

In the US, when you vote, the vote is private to protect the person. Making votes public will only empower those that would abuse it. It very well could end Lemmy due to massive bulling, harassment, and the decline of activity.

Aermis 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

I agree. I already tend to get tossed into a category because I don't agree with a majority of the user base. If people can get categorized more by how they vote, and lemmy users are already pretty savvy, I can see a scenario where people get tagged.

CaptPretentious 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

Exactly. We need counter views. One of the problems with any type of social media has been echo chambers and the lack of healthy debate/conversation. People have forgotten how to have a civil debate/conversation with someone else. And people tend to act like, if you don't 100% agree with me, than not only can we not be friends, but you're actively an enemy. That shouldn't be the case. We do not need everyone to agree on everything, it should be acceptable to have a different opinion.

With everything public, we're going to have no healthy conversation since people will use previous votes (up or down) against someone. One of the issues is, an up/down vote by itself doesn't give much insight into anything. It's not like the vote itself is quantified. We already see people try this with digging into post history to make assumptions of someone and bring it up as "evidence".

Cataphract 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

I thought the whole argument was the internet was an echo chamber because of it being anonymous. Look at right-wing groups that employ masks where they can hide their true intentions behind "just being normal citizens". It's the groups like "Moms for Liberty" that are outed for their corruption because they have to use a public face during council meetings and such where you can't be anonymous.

I'm having trouble seeing how downvotes would leads to more harassment. You would have to make sure you're comfortable with putting your opinion forward just like with commenting. If there's someone going around downvoting someone relentlessly it will be brought to light for all to see, not hidden like it is now. That would encourage more people to speak up because their detractors would have to do so publicly and without explanation they seem like they're not bringing anything to the table in the discussion (returning downvotes to their true intention in the process).

CaptPretentious 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

I’m having trouble seeing how downvotes being public would lead to more harassment.

It's not just downvotes. Upvotes could be used as well.

You would have to make sure you’re comfortable with putting your opinion forward just like with commenting.

That works unless your opinion is the minority. What if there's someone's gay in say a location that might put them to death for being gay. And now they can't even upvote/downvote safely because any action they take could be used against them. Swap out gay for any really where people can be punished IRL for something online.

If there’s someone going around downvoting someone relentlessly it will be brought to light for all to see, not hidden like it is now.

To what end? What benefit does that bring other then further harassment/bullying? If I actively know someone is downvoting me because I said Batman sucks and they decided to go through my entire post history to downvote everything, what, if anything should the resp

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Cataphract 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

Gah, way to take it to extreme. You are not private or anonymous on here, if your actions on this platform put you in danger than do not continue to interact thinking it's completely safe! These things can already be seen, this discussion is about making it show up in every UI by default instead.

If someone is going through your history and downvoting in a harassing way, just block them. They're not there for discussion and the problem is solved. Without seeing a repeat offender you'll never know and the harassment can continue. I see discussions being more open honestly, you actually have to take a second to think about your downvote instead of just gut reacting it.

CaptPretentious 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

In my line of work, you need to plan and explore the extremes, else you haven't planned and covered for everything.

So, going back to my example, say someone is trans/gay, if they can't safely post/vote then they're just effectively silenced. And there's certain parts of the world where that freedom of expression might be very important to them. To safely and freely be themselves w/o worry of punishment. Making it easier to see just makes it easier for them to be discovered. Or when someone is put to death because they spoke out against something... are we going to start posting "We did it Lemmy!".

Blocking them... means I know for certain it was someone. If I get a few downvotes right now, I can brush it off as random people. But once a name is attached, that's when it's going to escalate. And blocking them isn't going to stop someone. They can just start a new account and continue and for some people, getting blocked is 100% just going to do that. We know this. Video games have been banning people for decades and that literally doesn't stop them. Right now, votes don

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Cataphract 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

Again, please stop saying this removes protections for trans/gay. That information is already public and you're making it seem like they are currently safe versus what this change would do to them. The blocking scenario is what happens now, you just wouldn't know they made a new account unless you're actually able to see it. IDK why you brought video games into this, more often it's for cheats as trolls and harassment get left unchecked on a lot of platforms. If votes don't matter now why not change it to a form where they do matter?

If I disagree with something I'll usually comment or upvote someone who has the same sentiment. I try my best not to petty downvote anything and I don't understand why you're stating you have to declare why you upvote, it's something you find as a contribution, already defined for an intended purpose. This doesn't take away any meaningful engagement besides mass voting in your scenario, people will still comment who have something to say. I think we just see two different sides of the aisle lol, ty for the discussion btw.

CaptPretentious 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

Again, please stop saying this removes protections for trans/gay.

What do you mean, again? You mean, for the first time? Because either you forgot you never said it or you're trying to gaslight. I can't read your mind. You don't control me, nor anyone else. And do you want me to stop bringing it up because it's hurting your argument? Should I throw in there too, there's countries were you can be put to death for being Atheist? Or speaking out against the government. Why is it important for you to out these people or not consider them, because it very much seems like it's one or the other. Why are you very much against increasing user security/privacy?

That information is already public

It's sort of public, with steps. It should be, not public.

The blocking scenario is what happens now, you just wouldn’t know they made a new account unless you’re actually able to see it...

Are you new to the internet? That's not how any of this would work. And I brought games in as an

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Again, please stop saying this removes protections for trans/gay.

That information is already public

It's sort of public, with steps. It should be, not public.

The blocking scenario is what happens now, you just wouldn’t know they made a new account unless you’re actually able to see it...

Are you new to the internet? That's not how any of this would work. And I brought games in as an example, hoping to give an example you'd understand, clearly it didn't.

If votes don’t matter now why not change it to a form where they do matter

Why should they matter? Why do you very clearly want to see what and how everyone votes? Are we going to implement social scores? If you're upvote count isn't high enough and your ration isn't good enough,... hold on wasn't there a Black Mirror episode with this exact premise?

So, if someone downvotes something, you expect them to defend it... but a simple upvote is perfectly acceptable. Just no, that's never going to happen. Congrats you re-invented Facebook. Only upvotes and no counter feedback.

I'm genuinely lost as to why you're not in favor if increasing security for users. I mean, I've given some simple examples but there's honestly way more reasons why we don't need everyone able to track everyone, to be able to stalk/harass everyone. And "banning" someone will do nothing since anyone who knows that's a possibility, will just have a shadow account to monitor you.

Cataphract 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

You keep getting heated and bringing up other things that aren't equated trying to make some type of metaphor and it's not connecting for me so I apologize if you're getting frustrated. I don't see the social-score and "you have nothing to hide" being a valid argument that pertains to this discussion and just fear mongering distracting from a simple forum mechanic and a system of interacting with it.

I think the upvote/downvote system is abused by the general user by default when it comes to anonymity and many more are tempted as time progresses. When you're in a crowd you don't boo or cheer anonymously, it's an open public space where people see your actions. More accountability to the people interacting with a system seems like a positive to me.

In regards to the security/protection thing, others have already chimed in and hopefully you understand the data is already tracked and available to those who have a desire for it. My relevant parts where I talked about it before

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SteveFromMySpace 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

It is baffling to me how many people want to copy Reddit voting system, including hiding voting history, despite having left Reddit. The entire voting system over there is a huge part of the toxicity problem.

Downvotes should be removed, all votes public. Accountability changes peoples’ behavior and I can tell you that before kbin.social went down you could definitely see the difference.

This is clearly an unpopular opinion and I will be downvoted like crazy for it, but it is so exhausting watching forum after forum make the exact same mistakes.

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AbsoluteChicagoDog 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

Removing down votes is a terrible idea. Look what that did to YouTube

EatATaco 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

What did it do to YouTube? I remember there being a huge uproar over it...but I don't use it much but totally forgot that this even happened as it has made no difference for my light use.

Cataphract 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

Filtered word: nsfw

OutsizedWalrus 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

This is one of the downfalls of a distributed system. You basically need public votes. Without it, instances lack critical information about the validity of votes. You don’t have a centralized system with back door access to monitor and maintain things.

Captain Aggravated 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

What will this accomplish other than facilitate brigading?

hightrix 1 maand ago (Received 3 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

It will also strengthen the hive mind, exponentially.

Iheartcheese 1 maand ago (Received 2 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

So the annoying neckbeard i downvoted for being an annoying neckbeard is gonna DM me?

FeelzGoodMan420 1 maand ago (Received 2 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

Yes

Iheartcheese 1 maand ago (Received 2 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

No joke, if I start getting harassed over votes on this site ill probably just leave. Its already pretty toxic.

subignition 1 maand ago (Received 2 weeks ago) • kbin (AP)

You should be reporting and then blocking a user that harasses you in that manner. Those tools are available to you for a reason.

Iheartcheese 1 maand ago (Received 2 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

It hasn't even started yet and somebody is pulling the 'why aren't you just blocking them' shit.

subignition 1 maand ago (Received 2 weeks ago) • kbin (AP)

Okay, well, what are your expectations for an (edit: public) online space? What makes blocking unreasonable people an unreasonable option for you?

To be clear, I'm not trying to lay the responsibility exclusively on users here. Trolls and agitators have been around as long as the Internet has. But moderators are volunteers and don't have the bandwidth to diligently police their spaces 100% of the time.

Reputation, whether informed by a voting system or not, has always been an important component of excluding bad behavior in pseudonymous communities. I don't think it is a reasonable expectation that you can participate in a space without spending any effort in keeping it clean for yourself and others (not that I think your position is necessarily that severe.) Reporting bad behavior should be the minimum expectation, and I see the block list as a fallback for when moderation efforts are insufficient or don't align well with the user's expectations.

wellheh 1 maand ago (Received 2 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

IMO the problem is not that you can't block them but tooling. It is true that with the appropriate tools and work you can farm the data yourself and get everyone's votes, but realistically most people aren't going to go out of their way to do that. I see no reason why this would make lemmy better and instead just gives ammunition to bad actors. The poster above you is asking why we need to do more things to avoid bad actors as an effect of the change instead of avoiding that outcome. We know there will be bad actors, but we don't need to make things easy for them. Maybe you were never gonna stop the guy willing to make an instance and look through all your votes, but you'd stop all the ones who wouldn't be willing to put in the effort.

subignition 1 maand ago (Received 2 weeks ago) • kbin (AP)

I can see the logic in that. I feel like the easier it is for someone to misbehave, the more quickly they'll be weeded out from a community, but I agree that there might be an increase in the effort required by individual users because of something like this.

hightrix 1 maand ago (Received 2 weeks ago) • lemmy (AP)

The fact that downvoting is seen as possible misbehavior is enough for me to be extremely against public votes.

jeffw via politics 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Polls show Kamala Harris building lead over Trump in 2024 election

Democratic candidate 2.1 points over Trump in FiveThirtyEight’s national average

^{Martin Pengelly (The Guardian)}

MumboJumbo 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Cool. Doesn't matter.

Vote.

Make a plan to vote.

Get your friends and family to vote.

Help your friends and family plan to vote.

Xyre 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Also donate! It's unfortunate that money is a requirement for campaigning, but it is and helps win races.

🍹Early to RISA 🧉 via Greentext 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Anon attempts blackmail

NOT_RICK 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

it’s was not hers

Might already be there

Xyre 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Plot twist, OP was homeschooled.

مهما طال الليل via Middle East and North Africa 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Who Decided to Deploy 1/3 of the US Navy to the Middle East?

Afbeelding/foto

https://xcancel.com/amuse/status/1824938452581822862#m

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lurch (he/him) 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

AFAIK a lot are there to protect trading ship routes that have been attacked by rebels or so.

Some were probably helping with the makeshift port they wanted to use to supply trapped starving Palestinians.

Dunno who authorized it, but it's also not important, because those ships are cruising around in international waters anyway. They minimize the time docked in ports for strategic reasons. They also get authorization from that nation when entering territorial waters, except if they are in a hostile situation with that nation, of course.

مهما طال الليل 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

AFAIK a lot are there to protect trading ship routes that have been attacked by rebels or so.

A failed mission so far, and could have been avoided if they stopped the genocide in Gaza. The Yemeni military said so multiple times they will stop if the genocide stops.

Some were probably helping with the makeshift port they wanted to use to supply trapped starving Palestinians.

Another failed mission and unnecessary. The US could have demanded Israel open up its ports and border crossings for aid. The US could have conditioned the bombs it sends to facilitate the genocide on allowing aid in.

Dunno who authorized it, but it’s also not important, because those ships are cruising around in international waters anyway. They minimize the time docked in ports for strategic reasons. They also get authorization from that nation when entering territorial waters, except if they are in a hostile situation with that nation, of course.

All I see is legitimate non-grata targets, I won't act on it, but others in the region might.

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ℍ𝕂-𝟞𝟝 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Legitimate targets for what? Who wants to fight the US Navy?

مهما طال الليل 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Legitimate targets for what?

Who! not what, we are people too.

Legitimate targets for anyone with honor and dignity. People normally don't like foreign soldiers strutting around their land or water. I know you wouldn't tolerate Chinese or Russian navies doing the same. Don't expect us to accept what you wouldn't.

Who wants to fight the US Navy?

Lots do. Even if the means are limited.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Cole_bombing

Al-Qaeda bombing of USS Cole

^{Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)}

lurch (he/him) 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I think they meant "what" would attacking them accomplish. It just starts a useless fight with nothing to gain.

ℍ𝕂-𝟞𝟝 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

My question was for what actions? Do you seriously think you can sink a US warship? At least pretend to be credible when making inane threats.

That said, the last foreign army occupying my homeland was Russian, depending on whether you consider foreign Chinese policemen on your streets a foreign army.

Bimo via Python 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Cli Scraper designed to build your own Alibaba Dataset

Afbeelding/foto

First thing first, while I started to build this package I've made an error with the word that I've misspelled in I'm not a native english speaker. I'm planning to change the name and correct it. So don't be mad with me about it. Ok now let me introduce my first python package.

aba-cli-scrapper** i'ts a cli tool to easily build a dataset from Alibaba.

look at the repo to know more about this project : https://github.com/poneoneo/Alibaba-CLI-Scraper

I'm excited to share the latest release of my first Python package, aba-cli-scrapper designed to facilitate data extraction from Alibaba. This command-line tool enables users to build a comprehensive dataset containing valuable information on products and suppliers associated . The extracted data can be stored in either a MyS

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GitHub - poneoneo/Alibaba-CLI-Scraper: Python package made to extract products and theirs related suppliers informations from Alibaba.com based on user keywords through a user friendly CLI, and store it into a local database (SQLite or MySQL).

Python package made to extract products and theirs related suppliers informations from Alibaba.com based on user keywords through a user friendly CLI, and store it into a local database (SQLite o...

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Bimo 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Oh thank you guys did you test it.

obbeel 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I haven't tested it.

Shimitar via GNU/Linux Italia 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Torino e dintorni

Qualche utente linux / OpenSource fanatic in zona come da titolo?

skariko via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Organic Maps rimossa dal Play Store

Con un post su Telegram gli sviluppatori di Organic Maps fanno sapere che la loro applicazione è stata rimossa dal Play Store. Il motivo? "Non rispetta i requisiti per il Family Program".

Come sempre questo è uno dei motivi per cui è bene installare le applicazioni, quando possibile, da F-Droid o ancora meglio direttamente dalla fonte (che sia GitHub, il sito ufficiale, Codeberg etc). Per aiutare in questa operazione viene in nostro aiuto l'ottimo Obtainium.

Organic Maps, per chi non la conoscesse, è un'ottima alternativa a Google Maps ed è un fork di maps.me creato e gestito dagli autori originali di maps.me. Utilizza le mappe di OpenStreetMap e ha moltissime funzioni e caratteristiche utili, funziona molto bene soprattutto come navigatore a piedi (ma funziona anche per auto) e in generale è buona da usare in alternativa a OsmAnd. È priva di pubblicità, di traccianti e di altre

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Organic Maps News & Updates

Last night Organic Maps was removed from the Play Store without any warnings or additional details due to "not meeting the requirements for the Family Program".

^Telegram

skariko via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Koofr Vault, un cloud storage con crittografia zero-knowledge, è anche su F-Droid

Un'informazione che potrebbe tornare utile a chiunque sia alla ricerca di alternative cloud con crittografia zero-knowledge. Di Koofr ne ho parlato spesso su Le Alternative , è un'alternativa europea a Google Drive molto interessante con ottimi prezzi (e 10GB gratuiti) e diverse caratteristiche come la possibilità di collegare altri drive (come Dropbox, Google Drive e OneDrive) e anche l'utilizzo di WebDAV.

Di recente hanno creato Koofr Vault, una sezione del loro storage con crittografia zero-knowledge e accessibile dunque solo dopo aver inserito un'ulteriore password per decifrarne il contenuto.

È uscita l'applicazione per questo cloud, che è separata da quella di Koofr normale, ed è anche un'applicazione open source disponibile su F-Droid e con licenza MIT. Non ho ancora avuto modo di provarla per bene ma per ora sembra una bella appl

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Alternative a Google Docs sicure e facili da usare - Le Alternative

All'interno di questo articolo troverete molte valide alternative a Google Docs, tutte molto semplici da utilizzare e sicure!

^{skariko (Le Alternative)}

Botolo via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Nuovo articolo: Principia, un incredibile gioco basato sulla fisica

Principia, un incredibile gioco basato sulla fisica - Le Alternative -

Principia è un divertente gioco a livelli basato sulla fisica. Superate puzzle oppure divertitevi a giocare ai livelli creati dalla comunità!

^{skariko (Le Alternative)}

skariko via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Se usate Brave su GrapheneOS e non vi funziona il password manager ecco la soluzione

Come da titolo, se utilizzate il browser Brave su GrapheneOS, con o senza i servizi di Google attivi, quasi certamente non vi funzionerà l'autofill del vostro password manager.

Non è del tutto chiaro di chi sia la colpa, anche se probabilmente di Brave dato che l'autofill dei password manager funzionano bene sugli altri browser su GrapheneOS (compreso Vanadium).

Detto questo ho scoperto come far funzionare il tutto anche senza i servizi di Google attivi.

Aprite da Brave questo indirizzo: brave://flags
Cercate questo campo: Enable the setting to provide a virtual view structure for Autofill
Abilitate Enabled Without Compatibility Check
Salvare e riavviare il browser

Ora andando in Impostazioni trovate un campo senza icona chiamato Autofill Options

Afbeelding/foto

Da qui selezionate Use Other Providers.

Ora dovrebbero funzionare tutti gli autofill dei password manager senza problemi! ✌️

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elena via Fediverse 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Lemmy interoperability with other Fediverse projects

Hi everyone!

I'm new here and I wonder if you have any advice/testimonials to share regarding Fediverse interoperability.

I'm working on a post about it for my blog series The Future is Federated. I’d like to do a show & tell, demonstrating what interoperability looks like between #Lemmy and #Friendica, #Mastodon + a federated blog to start with.

There’s a superb post by @informapirata@mastodon.uno about Lemmy and Friendica communities: https://www.informapirata.it/2024/01/02/mastodon-ti

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#mastodon #Friendica #Pixelfed #Lemmy #phanpy

filippodb - fddt via devol 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Migrazione Peertube.uno in corso!

⚠️ AVVISO

❗️Stiamo migrando https://peertube.uno su un nuovo server, al momento è in fase di test e ricomincerà a funzionare senza prolemi solo a lavori completati.

❓Peertube Uno è la prima istanza video italiana del fediverso, ha 5 anni e circa 600GB di video caricati, ma il server che ci ospitava non riusciva più a fornire un servizio completo da almeno un anno.

🚀Stiamo spostando Peertube su un server più performante che finalmente risolverà tutti i problemi e i limiti che avevamo finora.

➡️ Aggiornamenti a breve 🙏

PeerTube Italia - Video Sharing in Creative Commons

PeerTube Uno Italia, è la prima piattaforma video italiana federata con il fediverso. Utilizza il protocollo ActivityPubper distribuire i video fra le persone nel fedivero in maniera decentralizzata.

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Botolo via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Nuovo articolo: Doodle Dudette, un’applicazione per bambini per scarabocchiare e disegnare su Android

Doodle Dudette, un'applicazione per bambini per scarabocchiare e disegnare su Android - Le Alternative -

Doodle Dudette è un gioco molto semplice per permettere ai bambini di scarabocchiare e colorare con facilità su smartphone.

^{skariko (Le Alternative)}

slyuser via Python 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

dht11 sensor with arduino

dht11 with arduino - Sly Automation

🔥 Unlock the secrets of the DHT11 sensor with arduino! 🌡️ Discover its powerful features for your arduino projects. Click now to dive in! 🚀

^{slyautomation (Sly Automation)}

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FizzyOrange 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Those sensors are pure trash. Use SHT-75 or SHT-85 if you actually care about getting a real value. More expensive though.

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Midnitte 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I believe the DHT22 is also much better than the DHT11

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adr1an via Python 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Efficiently Manage Memory Usage in Pandas with Large Datasets

cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/39533101

Efficiently Manage Memory Usage in Pandas with Large Datasets

Pandas supports Copy-on-Write, an optimization technique that helps improve memory use, particularly when working with large datasets.

^{Sachin Pal (GeekPython - Python Programming Tutorials)}

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peanuts4life 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I would love to ask the ai that generated the image why that panda in the center is sweating.

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BitSound 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

At this point if I feel like getting fancy with Pandas, I'd reach for Polars first. My experience with it so far has been great

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skariko via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Proton introduce il piano per le coppie: ecco Proton Duo

Quando Proton ha aggiornato i piani introducendo Proton Family (che è per 6 persone con 3TB di spazio totale) in tantissimi hanno richiesto un piano dedicato alle coppie.

Da oggi è stato introdotto Proton Duo, un piano da poter usare in 2 con 1TB di spazio (in totale) e con incluso pieno accesso a tutti i servizi Proton compreso quindi Proton VPN, Proton Drive, Proton Pass etc.

Il prezzo è di 14.99€ al mese per un'iscrizione di minimo un anno ed è un'offerta a tempo limitato anche se non mi sembra venga detto quanto costerà Proton Duo dopo questo lancio iniziale.

Dal loro blog:

Potreste pensare che proteggere la vostra privacy online sia una responsabilità personale, ma c'è una buona probabilità che i vostri cari siano ancora legati alle aziende di Big Tech. Queste aziende sfruttano i dati più sensibili e preziosi dei vostri amici e familiari per mostrare loro pubblicit

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Introducing Proton Duo: Unlimited privacy for two

The Proton Duo plan makes it easy for two people to protect their privacy. Get encrypted email, 1 TB of storage, and more.

^{Anant Vijay (Proton)}

skariko via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

[VIDEO] Ripensare gli smartphone per rivendicare il nostro tempo e liberarci di Google

Volevo segnalare e condividere questo video di @kenobit@livellosegreto.it abbastanza interessante dove viene mostrato in tutto il suo splendore anche GrapheneOS.

Il video in sé non è incentrato su Graphene ma ha diversi spunti interessanti su come vivere senza Google, e più in generale senza le Big Tech, e l'ansia da notifica.

A livello personale non condivido alcune opzioni come ad esempio Spotify crackato (secondo me è meglio sfruttare RiMusic o simili) ma in linea generale penso che il video sia interessante anche per come ha pensato di strutturare i vari profili d'uso e il modo con cui viene utilizzato lo smartphone.

Un breve video, registrato in presa diretta, per raccontare come ho ripensato il mio smartphone e documentare il punto di partenza del mio tentativo di degooglizzare il mio telefono e di difendermi dalle dinamiche predatorie delle piattaforme. No alla reperibilità perenne.

Il video è su PeerTube.

GrapheneOS - Le Alternative -

Abbiamo testato e utilizzato per qualche giorno il sistema operativo alternativo ad Android chiamato GrapheneOS, ecco come è andata!

^{skariko (Le Alternative)}

pnutzh4x0r via Python 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Core Python developer suspended for three months

The Python Steering Council has decided to suspend a core Python developer for three months for alleged Code of Conduct violations.
Citing the recommendation of the Code of Conduct Working Group, Python developer Thomas Wouters revealed on behalf of the Steering Council that the unidentified developer was deemed to have repeatedly violated the Python Software Foundation (PSF) Code of Conduct.
The suspended developer is Tim Peters, who told The Register it was fine to name him but declined to comment – beyond observing that one of his objections to the governance process is the secrecy involved.

Core Python developer suspended for three months

Code of Conduct violations include allegations that posts created 'atmosphere of FUD'

^{Thomas Claburn (The Register)}

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savoy 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Good. The dev world is still stained with a lot of libertarian bros who only think of themselves and try to hide behind "just focus on the code!", thinking it'll excuse right-wing behavior

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onlinepersona 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

That's not even what happened? Did you read the article?

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Did you? Here's what was mentioned in the suspension and it all sounds right wing to me:

"Defending 'reverse racism' and 'reverse sexism', concepts not backed by empirical evidence, which could be seen as deliberate intimidation or creating an exclusionary environment."
"Using potentially offensive language or slurs, in one case even calling an SNL [Saturday Night Live] skit from the 1970s using the same slur 'genuinely funny', which shows a lack of empathy towards other community members." (More context on that here.)
"Making light of sensitive topics like workplace sexual harassment, which could be interpreted as harassment or creating an unwelcoming environment."
"Casually mentioning scenarios involving sexual abuse, which may be inappropriate or triggering for some audiences."
"Discussing bans or removals of community members, which may be seen as publishing private information without permission."
"Dismissing unacceptable behavior of others as a 'neurodivergent' trait, which is problematic because it creates a stereotype that neurodiverg

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onlinepersona 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Those are accusations and reasons provided by the PSF. Continue reading the article beyond that.

In one titled "Inclusive communications expectations in Python spaces," Peters pushed back on the notion that "Python old-timers are troglodyte reprobates" and expressed concern about Python's Code of Conduct enforcement process.

Is "Python old-timers are troglodyte reprobates" not worth pushing back against? What kind of atmosphere is created if ageism is OK?

I'm not going to quote the rest, you can read it.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I'm not sure what your point is. You said to the parent comment in this thread that it wasn't a right winger. I provided a quote from the article that supported that he was. Now you're bringing up one thing that he pushed back against? I don't think that balances out. He had a pattern of going against the code of conduct multiple times with about a third of his comments being called into question. Then you put words in my mouth saying I'm saying ageism is ok because I use the article to show his behavior is crappy. What's your point? Ageism is bad? I agree. Peters is redeemed by that one push back? I disagree.

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onlinepersona 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

So is that how courts work for you? You are guilty because you are accused?

Lawyer: Your honor, the defendant is accused of having said despicable thing and showing repulsive behavior. I quote from a newspaper article that quotes from a group, that doesn't provide a source: [...]\
Judge: The accusations are proof of wrong-doing and thus are sufficient to convict this criminal of being a "libertarian bro who only thinks of themself and tries to hide behind 'just focus on the code!', thinking it’ll excuse right-wing behavior".

That's not how it works. I doubt @savoy@lemmygrad.ml read the article. You just quote accusations and provide it "evidence", "proof" or as "support of who he was", and not a single link to any of such action displayed in the accusations.

The article describes exactly this fear of being sanctioned in secrecy without no links to evidence and you're doing exactly that, just like OP.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

This isn't a court. That is how it worked.

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sus 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

"Troglodyte reprobates" was a term that Tim seemed to bring up himself from what seems to be pretty much out of the blue, so it's a bit questionable

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ericjmorey 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I think making an assumption of hom being "right wing" based on that information is a poor assumption. It's clear that his behavior has been disruptive, negative, and promoting an unhealthy and unhelpful environment among the community and I think things could have been deescalated. I hope people on the committee aren't making the bad faith assumption that there's no way forward other than to excommunicate people who aren't presently fitting in with the prevalent culture of the community.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Lol, yeah, bitching about reverse racism could come from anywhere on the political spectrum /s

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moomoomoo309 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

The problem with this situation is everything that was said was said publicly, and yet, not a single thing said was linked. Some of the claims they made are blatant misrepresentations of what was said, too, which is fun. If they have nothing to hide, quote or link what he said, don't paraphrase it.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Nah, they don't have to repeat slurs, discussions of sexual assault, or other things that they don't want in their community in the first place.

Do you have any examples of his stance on reverse racism, the sexual assault discussions, or his use of slurs that were "misrepresented"?

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moomoomoo309 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

That's fair, they needn't quote it, you're right, they can just link it, context included.

I do not have examples of those, nor did I claim to.

What was misrepresented was a quote about SNL, where an offensive clip from old SNL was posted, and he said it was from when SNL was still funny. He didn't even comment on the clip except for the era in which it came out. (I think there was a second one, but I don't recall the other offhand, so I'm not gonna try to pull it out of my ass here)

What I disliked is that by not linking the originals, we have to trust their judgment entirely and have to infer which incidents they're referring to and what was said. That's stupid. Just link the damn discussions, they were public. If it was bad, it will be obvious. I should not have to make my judgment based on their view of what was said, I want to make my judgment based on what was actually said. I don't agree with what Tim said, but I also feel like they're not being as transparent as they should be.

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Troy 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Okay, but: why is the screenshot a KDE code snippet? ;)

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fritolay 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Hey kid, I'm a computah.

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DaPorkchop_ 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

I'm shocked it isn't groups.c

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Seeing that list of offenses, I'm betting he's going to take this well and as an opportunity to learn and better himself. /s

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sus 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

half of them just from the description are very obvious "we couldn't get enough examples of bad behavior on him so we had a brainstorming session of imaginary slights"

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

You can read one of the responses about this that's linked in the article: https://discuss.python.org/t/inclusive-communications-expectations-in-python-spaces/57950/11

Other members and users repeatedly complained about Peters' conduct which resulted in the list. From that particular link:

This is exactly how the rest of us hear about the many people who don’t want to be here because of the behaviors they routinely witness and experience.
Members and would be members are quite literally afraid to bring it up publicly because they get jumped on by people telling them they are wrong. They simply do not want to interact in our spaces at all which means they remain invisible and even when some are brave enough to speak up, as has happened multiple times in these threads, they appear to often be ignored. It is shameful.
The number of people I’ve worked with who would’ve made great open sou

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Inclusive communications expectations in Python spaces

Thanks Ned! Yes, that is a great way to put the fundamental point in words. Some people seem to want a very specific list of what is and isn’t allowed, perhaps out of fear that they’ll cross a line.

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sus 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

If you read it carefully, Smith doesn't make any claim that anyone complained about Peter's conduct. It's speaking in general terms about the behavior of unnamed persons.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

So the discussion about behaviors that mirror the suspension is not about the guy that was suspended? Come on.

In reference to the sexual harassment item:
Tim, obviously.

If somebody hears "discussed sexual harassment" and immediately says, "You must mean Tim Peters," I think the context of the whole thread is pretty clear.

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sus 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

It's clearly referring to people in the plural. If the person on the council most vocally defending the council's decision to suspend can't say it in a reasonably straightforward manner, the simpler explanation is that that is not what they are talking about.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

In the same comment from Smith:

I want to assure everyone that the points we made in the original post were so pointed exactly because of the complaints we received from community members.

The "points" being three of the items that appeared on the suspension. This is specifically about Tim Peters.

So to sum up: they received complaints specifically about Peters. Then said people (plural) complain and that's how they hear about it. If that's not clear, it's not the author's fault.

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sus 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

The same comment touches on several topics, replying to 2 different people. These two statements being in the same comment is not evidence of them being about the same thing, and if the author expected readers to get that from it, it is absolutely the author's fault if their words got misinterpreted.

And in the next paragraph:

We importantly chose not to call anyone out by name in the there because our expectations aren’t about one person. All of us need to be aware of what is and isn’t okay and a lot of people were involved in the problematic threads, even if Tim, as self-identified here, was one big part

Again referring to multiple people.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Referring to multiple people, Tim being a big part of those people. So it's primarily about Peters. You put it right there. Claiming it's not just about him in pedantics and weak af.

I can't tell if you picked up on my meaning when I mentioned the author's fault. If you didn't, maybe you're not great at interpretation.

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banshee 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Having read the comment in context, I think Gregory was reaching. Tim generally communicates in a disarming manner and simply observed that he doesn't like how "sexual harassment training" sounds and prefers not to use that phrase.

It's also not clear if posts have been deleted or altered, so I might be missing something.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Complaining about what it's called isn't what a person taking it seriously would do. It's disruptive or subversive at best. With the general picture of his behavior from the suspension and his responses in the thread, I'm disinclined to believe his comments were merely said in a disarming manner.

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FizzyOrange 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

So either you agree with what it's called or you're "disruptive" and should be banned? Hmm.

I read a load of his comments and they seem quite reasonable. A million miles from ban-worthy.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Yes. If you pulled that at your job, you'd be fired. He got suspended because he refused to accept feedback, he kept pushing and showing he had no intention to change his problematic behavior. Some people don't get it until there are consequences to them.

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FizzyOrange 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

If you "made light of sexual harassment training" at your job like this you would be fired?

And I lost count of how many times an executive at a startup I’ve worked for was charged with sexual harassment. The outcome was always the same: nothing actually happened to them, but the entire company was sentenced to days of “sexual harassment prevention” training, as part of the deal the bigwig cut to get off easy. By now I must be one of the most highly trained people on Earth in that specialty :wink:.

Jesus you should leave now! That's not ok. (At least in countries with proper labour laws; I guess in America they can fire you for anything.)

I mean I wouldn't advise writing that on your company Slack, but nowhere I have ever worked would fire you for it.

In any case the Python community isn't a company & as far as I understand it Peters isn't getting paid.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Right, it's not a company, and it relies on the unpaid labor of volunteers, who Peters was driving away. That's mentioned in the thread. Though they are not a company with employees, they are still a community that needs to attract talent. You seem to be giving a lot more leeway to interpretations of Peters' words than my comparison. Odd.

So he's dismissing the training; in doing so he's also dismissing that it's worthwhile to try and have an environment free from sexual harassment. That's not somebody I'd want as a representative of an inclusive community. The steering committee seems to agree.

From the Coc:
* Showing empathy towards other community members. We're attentive in our communications, whether in person or online, and we're tactful when approaching differing views.
* Being considerate. Members of the community are considerate of their peers -- other Python users.
* Being respectful. We're respectful of others, their positions, their skills, their commitments, and their efforts.
* Gracefully accepting constructive criticism. When we disagree, we

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FizzyOrange 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

You seem to be giving a lot more leeway to interpretations of Peters’ words than my comparison. Odd.

It doesn't require any leeway. It's a totally mainstream opinion supported by actual research. It's only in woke CoC teams that comments like that are objectionable.

he’s also dismissing that it’s worthwhile to try and have an environment free from sexual harassment.

Complete misunderstanding of his comment. Read it again.

Gracefully accepting constructive criticism.

Lol the irony is overpowering.

Sexual harassment training may have reverse effect, research suggests

Trainings’ use of ‘cartoonish, unrealistic’ examples could be partially to blame for men’s subsequent dismissal of allegations, says Berkeley professor

^{Sam Levin (The Guardian)}

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

woke

There it is. Thanks for finally being explicit about the kind of person you are. People like you are the reason cocs have to be made in the first place. Don't bother responding, I'll be blocking you.

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FizzyOrange 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Thanks for finally being explicit about the kind of person you are.

As if wokeness isn't a thing 🙄

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simplymath 3 weeks ago • lemmy (AP)

wow. Someone besides either author got all the way here in the thread to downvote the guy saying open source communities shouldn't keep people around who make volunteers uncomfortable. Like, what exactly was lost here? A guys right to do free labor? Python is just about the worst language for any task you can imagine anyway, yet someone is going around spending their free time picking 3rd party fights about the community that manages it.

question for the downvoters:

Why do you care? Personally, I like having women and racial minorities in computer science. That's why I care.

But why would you defend Tim? Please note that I'm not saying you shouldn't-- it's just clear that this was never an argument in good faith.

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banshee 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Tim mentioned several times that his concern was the community, and his comments all appear to foster inclusion. He seems to find a little more good in people than the steering committee allows.

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zero_spelled_with_an_ecks 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

From Peters in the thread:

Nobody talked about demographic markers because they didn’t matter to anyone.

That reads to me that things were better before inclusive language was around.

I think this also is a good response to a different point to made about being rational:

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banshee 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

It seems like we're doing the human thing and interpreting things differently.

I read all of these comments in context on Discourse and came to my previous conclusions. The ban still seems out of place to me.

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banshee 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

This piqued my curiosity after witnessing recent issues in the Nixpkgs community, so I poked around Discourse for a few minutes.

Wow... Tim seems like one of the nicest folks on the face of the planet. I don't get it.

Did I miss something? It seems like they're shooting themselves in the foot here.

Were the mods upset about this community discussion after Karl was banned?

How can we better support neurodivergent newcomers to the community?

Easy to ask, but maybe hard to answer honestly: are neurodivergent people welcome in the PSF? On our Discourse? They’re conspicuous by absence in our current CoC’s enumeration of protected classes: Every member of our community has the right to ha…

^{Discussions on Python.org}

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yolo via F-Droid 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

F-Droid exploring to include paid apps, in-apps, subscription, and ads in app

Thoughts?

A streamlined and sustainable app deployment approach with Mobifree | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository

Imagine you created your very first app. You developed the concept, workedtirelessly on the key features, design, tested it and fixed the bugs. Themoment has...

^f-droid.org

F-Droid 1 maand ago • mastodon (AP)

As already said, F-Droid being a "DIY app store" allows everyone the freedom to make their own, as they see fit, and to include the apps that they want, funded as they need. We're not planning any changes to the F-Droid repo, which will remain fully FLOSS.

TokenBoomer via Progressive Politics 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Sanders Poll Sends Clear Message to Harris: Pro-Worker Policies Are 'Also Good Politics'

"The simple fact is: Whether you're running for the White House or a city council seat, if you stand with working people, they will stand with you," said Sen. Bernie Sanders.

Sanders Poll Sends Clear Message to Harris: Pro-Worker Policies Are 'Also Good Politics'

^{jake-johnson (Common Dreams)}

SineIraEtStudio 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Relevant sections from the article:

... 1,158 likely U.S. voters in Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Conducted by Data for Progress, the poll shows that Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump are locked in a dead heat in the six battleground states with three months to go before the November 5 election. A slim majority of voters across the states examined feel that neither Democrats nor Republicans "have clear solutions for the biggest issues facing the country," suggesting there's a significant opportunity for either candidate to win over voters with a concrete policy agenda that centers the material needs of the working class.
The survey makes clear that progressive policy objectives have widespread appeal across the political spectrum. For example, the poll shows that 71% of voters in the battleground states—including 89% of Democrats, 67% of Independents and third-party voters, and 55% of Republicans—want the wealthy to pay more in taxes, a sentiment that aligns with progressive goals and contrasts with

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Botolo via Le Alternative 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Nuovo articolo: Tecnologia ubiqua ed analfabetismo tecnologico

Tecnologia ubiqua ed analfabetismo tecnologico - Le Alternative -

Può l’ignoranza delle tecnologie essere utilizzata per trasformare le persone in schiavi? Si, purtroppo, e Cassandra è qui per spiegarvi come.

^{Marco Calamari (Le Alternative)}

Eric-Oliver Mächler via Chefblogger Magazin über Wordpress, Social Media, eCommerce und Online Marketing 1 maand ago • wordpress (AP)

Webdesign Idee – Team Seite – mit HTML und CSS

https://www.chefblogger.me/2024/08/12/webdesign-idee-team-seite-mit-html-und-css/

#html #CSS #Webdesign #CSS3

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pnutzh4x0r via Python 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

GIL Become Optional in Python 3.13

GIL or Global Interpreter Lock can be disabled in Python version 3.13. This is currently experimental.
Python 3.13 brings major new features compared to Python 3.12 and one of them is free-threaded mode, which disables the Global Interpreter Lock, allowing threads to run more concurrently.
The GIL will be disabled when you configure the Python with the --disable-gil option which is nothing but a build configuration (free threading build) at the time of installation.
This will allow optionally enabling and disabling GIL using the environment variable PYTHON_GIL which can be set to 1 and 0 respectively.
It will also provide a command-line option -X gil which can also be set to 0 (disable) and 1 (enable).

GIL Become Optional in Python 3.13

^{Sachin Pal (GeekPython - Python Programming Tutorials)}

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ayyy 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

This doesn’t really jive with my understanding of semantic versioning/semver but I guess versioning is very challenging and political in the Pythonverse.

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Jim 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

Python does not follow semver.

https://docs.python.org/3/faq/general.html#how-does-the-python-version-numbering-scheme-work

General Python FAQ

Contents: General Python FAQ- General Information- What is Python?, What is the Python Software Foundation?, Are there copyright restrictions on the use of Python?, Why was Python created in the fi...

^{Python documentation}

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raman_klogius 1 maand ago • lemmy (AP)

what kind of a reptile is python that it still have GILs until recently?

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