You've no doubt read about fair use in the conversations around the publishers' lawsuit against our library.
But what is fair use, and why does it matter in today's media landscape? Join us, along with Authors Alliance, for a book talk on RECLAIMING FAIR USE with authors and scholars Patricia Aufderheide & Peter Jaszi:
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Tues, Sep 24 @ 10am PT / 1pm ET
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#SailfishOS #Gecko dev diary Week 49 Summary. Pull requests, reviews, a nice TLS fix from @b100dian and some updated packages to install.
Thanks to all of the brilliant feedback the sharp edges are gradually being knocked off and things are progressing towards a proper ESR 91 release.
"Crypto companies are spending $800,000 a day to try to take out Ohio U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown..."
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I've been following this for the last week(end) โฆ amazing stuff.
I just wish it was in emacs. XD
Pregnancy overhauls the brain. Hereโs what that looks like.
From Science News: "Neuroscientist Liz Chrastilโs brain scans offer the clearest look yet at neural changes in pregnancy."
Full study here: nature.com/articles/s41593-024โฆ
The Pima Community College menโs soccer team (7-0) picked up a big win as they hosted No. 16 Glendale Community College on Saturday at the West Campus Aztec Field.
#Tucson #Arizona
The Pima Community College womenโs soccer team (6-0) responded in a quick manner after surrendering a rare goal in their game against Glendale Community College (3-3) on Saturday at the West Campus Aztec Field.
#Tucson #Arizona
The rise of the Web prematurely ended an era of active research and creative experimentation with hypertext technologies. In this paper @eastgate picks up where this era left off, and presents a neoclassical extension to embed web components in a classical hypertext system.
A Novel Architecture for Classical Hypertext
dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3648188โฆ
Gaming the metrics, part 37: automatic mouse jigglers
If you measure productivity on being "active at a screen", people are going to game those metrics ๐คท
Great God above.
Pensioners just above the poverty line don't need Winter Fuel Allowance but well paid Ministers need to have their clothes bought for them on top of the myriad expenses MPs claim for things us common bogs pay for from our incomes.
Lammy is typical of a political class so far up its own backside it can't see its own absurdity.
mastodon.world/@tomiahonen/113โฆ
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Lexus at its peakโthe 2024 RX450h+ is one smooth plug-in hybrid
The plug-in hybrid powertrain is pleasant, but the infotainment can irritate.
(In a Lexus design team meeting)
โOk so.. what do we want this thing to look like?โ
โWell, Iโve been thinkingโฆโ
โYeah?โ
โWhat if Darth Vader could scowl, but โฆ like โฆ with his whole helmet?โ
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โWhat if Darth Vader could scowl but with his whole helmet.โ
โYeah, like โฆ the whole thing."
"..."
"Like... grrrr. Darth Vader but like... grrrr.โ
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โโฆ so ...โ
โOk, weโre doing that. That is genius and weโre doing that.โ
Marko
in reply to David Llewellyn-Jones • • •Now the work at the next version of ESR can start. ๐
Are there some ideas about a WebKit or Ladybird based browser engine?
If I'm right, the UBports folks think about to switch over to WebKit.
David Llewellyn-Jones
in reply to Marko • • •@decorum It sounds crazy but I'd love to start on ESR 102. It doesn't make sense until ESR 91 is locked down though (or I'd get in a complete mess). If things go to plan the next jump will be a whole lot easier.
I've not seen serious discussion recently about Sailfish moving from Gecko. There are benefits to doing so and it'll interesting to follow UBports (that's news to me, thank you!), but there are both technical and philosophical reasons for sticking with Gecko right now.
David Llewellyn-Jones
in reply to David Llewellyn-Jones • • •David Llewellyn-Jones
in reply to David Llewellyn-Jones • • •@decorum Regarding WebKit on UBports, is that @fredldotme's Mimi browser?
open-store.io/app/mimibrowser.โฆ
github.com/fredldotme/webhunt
Don Fredl's Circus
in reply to David Llewellyn-Jones • • •