Hey #TYPO3 community!
While a lot of people already have moved over to the fediverse from X (formerly known as Twitter), there's still some people that are stuck over there. Mostly citing problems of discovering content or finding an initial home.
I decided to write a document on Notes, which contains starting info and a list of accounts you can add yourself to, if you want 👀
Once some accounts are in the list, I'll also share that on Twitter.
https://notes.typo3.org/s/fediverse
TYPO3 Federated Socials - HedgeDoc
# TYPO3 Federated Socials _Document initially written by Andreas Nedbal (@pixeldesu on TYPO3 Slack)notes.typo3.org
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Good article on comparing Tailwind vs. Sematic CSS:
https://nuejs.org/blog/tailwind-vs-semantic-css/
Especially with modern CSS I enjoy working with semantic CSS and it often does not require any additional tooling.
Tailwind vs Semantic CSS
Comparing two identically designed websites, their weight, amount of HTML and CSS, rendering speed, and best practices.nuejs.org
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I often wonder what the average programmer should be capable of and what standard practices are.
Based on the last couple of years:
- Writing tests is not standard
- Almost never see TDD being done
- People hate writing problem descriptions in commit messages or PRs, but love conventional commit prefixes
- Debugging 101 is often lacking (test case reduction, logs?)
- Tagged releases where dependencies disappear after 2 weeks
- Can't expect code to compile on PRs
- What's CI?
> People hate writing problem descriptions in commit messages or PRs, but love conventional commit prefixes
😅 I also tend to think that the industry is bottom-heavy with more inexperienced people, so the "average" developer may only be 3-5 years in the job (just a guess)
@dantleech yep the demographic is fairly skewed. To add to that, there's quite some bias in my exposure due to the work on/around neovim, where I assume there are more students active than in other projects.
But some of the more shocking things were also from repositories maintained by high profile companies
Albert Einstein’s first wife Mileva (Mitza) Marić was also a brilliant physicist. They met at the Polytechnic Institute of Zurich, where she had fought for special permissions to attend and where she received higher marks than Albert. Mitza put in as much if not more work on their theories but wasn’t credited because Albert told her their works wouldn’t get published with a woman’s name on them. Many of his lecture notes are in Mitza’s handwriting, and Albert was once heard at a party saying, “I need my wife, she helps solve all of my mathematical problems.” 80% of Einstein’s famous works were published during this marriage, referred to as his “magic years.” Those magic years ended abruptly after they divorced due to his infidelity and abandonment.
Happy #womenshistorymonth
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Ich habe wieder gebloggt:
Warum es notwendig ist, den Alt-Text eines Bildes immer passend zum Artikel-Kontext zu erstellen und warum zentral gespeicherte Alt-Texte diese Anforderung nicht erfüllen.
Und auch wenn ich mein Lieblings-CMS #TYPO3 mit keinen Wort erwähne, ist der Artikel doch stark von meinen Erfahrungen damit geprägt.
https://www.koehnlein.eu/de/blog/2024/alt-texte-fuer-bilder-im-richtigen-kontext/ (nur auf Deutsch verfügbar) #barrierefreiheit #accessibility
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Germany's BSI, their equivalent of CISA, rates #Firefox as the only browser that meets all of their minimum standards for data security, privacy, and integrity.
(in English) https://www.bsi.bund.de/EN/Themen/Oeffentliche-Verwaltung/Mindeststandards/Web-Browser/Web-Browser_node.html
(in German) https://www.bsi.bund.de/DE/Themen/Oeffentliche-Verwaltung/Mindeststandards/Webbrowser/Webbrowser_node.html
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I haven't talked much about my day job, but now feels like the right time since I recently moved away from management back into a content + community-driven role at @thunderbird.
As successful as the Thunderbird project is, there's a lot of room for us to improve our community engagement, whether that's creating a more welcoming environment for new contributors OR just being a fun "third place" for our users.
What do YOU think is missing right now? What can we do better? 👂
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Also consider to hire them and Upstream some of their work.
For my work I would like a better integration with Exchange and Office 365. I hate Outlook, it would really help me out.
Tnx for all your hard work.
This does not only save time but also a lot of computing power. How much CO2 reduction would this be in the long term?
#php #documentation
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Two new great German songs from “Deine Cousine”, fitting for the world women's day. Looking forward to the concert.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zee74qBvHeU
Deine Cousine - Raus an dich / Girls just wanna have fun
► TICKETS: https://www.deinecousine.de► MERCHANDISE: http://deinecousine-shop.deDEINE COUSINE LIVE 202412.04.24 DE-München, Backstage13.04.24 DE-Stuttgart, I...YouTube
[TASK] Allow string as typoScript PAGE typeNum
https://github.com/TYPO3/typo3/commit/1d092497026e89e808bbfccf5a44147d2686d9f9
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Dr. Mark Benecke erklärte letztes Jahr an der TU Dortmund den aktuellen Stand der Klimaerwärmung: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAi_I73kqcE
Sollte man jedem zeigen der sich über "Klimaterrorismus", Klimakleber und alles aufregt.
Auch frustrierend langsam selbst zur Generation zu hören die den älteren Vorwürfen macht, aber die sich langsam auch schon selbst Vorwürfe anhören darf …
„Time is up!“ - Mark Beneckes Vortrag an der TU Dortmund - 23. Mai 2023
Dr. Mark Benecke – Kriminalbiologe, Autor, Politiker und Schauspieler – gibt in seinem Vortrag einen Überblick über den aktuellen Stand der Klimakrise – auf ...YouTube
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We will have another remote code sprint on May 7th from 9am to 3 pm (UTC).
Further information are available at https://github.com/FriendsOfTYPO3/tea/wiki/Code-sprint-2024%E2%80%9005%E2%80%9007 and an official announcement on typo3.org will follow as well.
So feel free to mark the date in your calendars and join us in our TYPO3 Slack Channel.
Code sprint 2024‐05‐07
Example extension for unit testing and best practices. - FriendsOfTYPO3/teaGitHub
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Here’s a clear example of how aggressive the image processing has become on newer iPhones. This is a comparison between the iPhone 15 Pro Max and the iPhone 11 Pro Max, taking photos of distant text at equal magnification. Note how the 15 Pro Max’s image pipeline has made up all the details.
EDIT: I’m going to drop mentions of “AI” and “hallucinating” here because I think it’s conjuring up the wrong mental models in readers’ heads. What’s likely happening is over-eager noise reduction and sharpening (which may or may not have pattern matching) creating details where none exist. Every phone does some amount of NR and sharpening, but later iPhones are super aggressive in this regard, so much so that the results often depart from what we accept as “reality”.
#apple #iphone #imageProcessing
Original video: https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=885196069752553
Comparing the New iPhone to The Old One | Apple got some explaining to do! 🤔 | By LADbibleFacebook
Apple got some explaining to do! 🤔www.facebook.com
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Currently working through the #TYPO3 “Community Budget Ideas 2024 Q2” as a company. Discussing and submitting our votes.
I really like the democratic approach and would like to see the same for our society.
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I announce the immediate availability of phpDocumentor/guides 1.0.0.
Read my full story on Linkedin or the image attached to this message.
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7170173363275943936/
Jaap van Otterdijk on LinkedIn: GitHub - phpDocumentor/guides: Guides library to parse documentation
I'm proudly announcing the immediate availability of the 1.0.0 release of the newest phpDocumentor project, Guides. A project I have been working on for the…Jaap van Otterdijk (www.linkedin.com)
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I didn't do any recap of events I've visited any more. I just enjoyed them.
But this year's Web Camp Venlo ( #WCV ) pushed me to write a blog post: https://daniel-siepmann.de/recap-web-camp-venlo-2024.html
It was such an awesome event. I learned so much about #software development. And I think it is all about humans.
Daniel Siepmann: Recap Web Camp Venlo 2024
Curious about the Web Camp Venlo 2024? I've been there and share a recap. I've learned software development is way more about humans than I've thought before.daniel-siepmann.de
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Is the recent #Fediverse #spam wave over? We hope so. Thanks to all #instanceAdmins for cleaning this up.
What can we learn from this? Some thoughts regarding #ForgeFederation: https://blog.codeberg.org/what-we-can-learn-from-the-fediverse-spam-for-codeberg.html
What we can learn from the Fediverse spam for Codeberg — Codeberg News
At Codeberg, we want to join the Fediverse, the ActivityPub-powered world...blog.codeberg.org
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the only problem I have with that take is at the end, where you essentially described some kind of whitelist federation. This invariably leads to smaller devs running their own infra being hit the most, as they could have to pass through opaque, arbitrary procedures before being able to federate at all. Or well, they can federate, but no one will hear them, except other small people, in the same situation. Therefore, I recommend a different way of doing this, what I begun calling capability based federation. It works as follows:
- the first level is restricted: the remote instance can see users of the local instance and follow them. On the remote side, users will see activities from the users they followed, but not the other way round. However, the local user can go in the profile of that person and boost their posts, increasing a score which allows the profile to go to the second stage
- visible: posts are visible in the federated timeline, but they can't be boosted by local users who aren't following that person, not yet. For that, afew more follows and perhaps boosts like stage 1 are required for stage 3:
- unrestricted: all restrictions are lifted, and federation can go as advertised
all those capabilities are given by the system, perhaps automatically and with a transparent and simple ruleset, and as quickly, all of them can be removed by administrators. Furthermore, those stages are sets of smaller capabilities, which when granted, they also come with logging facilities which log exactly what user in the chain promoted spam, in which case, capabilities could either be removed one by one, or in bulks.
what do you think?
@esoteric_programmer The implementation is not for us to decide in the end. However, the problem with Free Software development, is that the first-time-interactions (e.g. reporting an issue, sending a patch) are often the most important. You often don't follow a project and share its activity, you often look out for their online presence when you have the first problem.
The proposl in the blog means that you can interact with Codeberg if you have interacted successfully with others in the past.
Tumblr and WordPress data is sold to train AI without user's consent.
A good day to spread @matthiasott's hashtag #OwnYourWeb
Btw. does anyone have a good overview for robots.txt file to disallow access for known AI bots?
https://www.404media.co/tumblr-and-wordpress-to-sell-users-data-to-train-ai-tools/
Tumblr and WordPress to Sell Users’ Data to Train AI Tools
Internal documents obtained by 404 Media show that Tumblr staff compiled users' data as part of a deal with Midjourney and OpenAI.Samantha Cole (404 Media)
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AI Agents robots.txt Builder | Dark Visitors
Build a robots.txt file to protect your website from unwanted AI agent accessDark Visitors
there's a new crypto spam wave targeting open-source projects.
if you're a maintainer, watch out for PRs adding tea.yaml https://connortumbleson.com/2024/02/26/the-disappointing-tea-xyz/
if you're a user, watch out for project maintainers themselves adding tea.yaml to their repos. it's indicative of their values
The disappointing tea.xyz
I got a pull request from "tea.xyz" related individual and unraveled a mess of a disappointing project.Connor Tumbleson
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Ihr wisst schon alle, dass ihr in #Firefox einfach die Option „cookiebanners.service.mode“ auf 1 setzen müsst und dann behandelt der Browser so weit es geht die #CookieBanner für euch?
Konkret wir da automatisch „Reject all“ geklickt, falls es geht und ansonsten halt akzeptiert. So wie man es als Mensch eben auch macht.
Zugänglich ist die option über ansteuern von „about:config“ und dann Suche danach.
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I believe that #FreeSoftware #development needs free software #tools.
I’m tired of all the excuses for injecting #proprietary software like #GitHub, #Discord, #Transifex, #Slack, etc. into the development workflow. What's the point of making free software then?
We *do* have good free software tools available, we just need to use them.
Projects like #Forgejo show us exactly how it's done. Free software all the way, no compromises, no excuses. 👍
This is exactly the right direction.
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Es ist wieder soweit: Für meine Studierenden an der Hochschule Ansbach suche ich sinnstiftende, digitale Design- und Entwicklungsprojekte mit Schwerpunkt #Barrierefreiheit, an denen sie sich zwischen März und Juli 2024 versuchen und beweisen können. Als Projektstiftende kommen etwa ehrenamtliche Initiativen, soziale Organisationen oder gemeinnützige Vereine in Frage. Einreichungsschluss ist der 22. März. Alle Details gibt's im @tollwerk-Blog — danke fürs Verteilen! ❤️
https://tollwerk.de/blog/studierende-suchen-projekte-barrierefreiheit-web-engineering/#update-2024
Digitale Barrierefreiheit: Studierende suchen Web-Projekte
Gesucht: Projekte mit Schwerpunkt Barrierefreiheit für die Studierenden des Kurses „Web Engineering“ der Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften AnsbachFranziska (tollwerk GmbH)
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Do you know some #WebSearch that searches the #SmallWeb or #IndependentWeb, something beside the big players?
E.g. I want to get opinions about whether to use or not use assert() within PHP. And I bet there are a couple of posts out there with pros and cons and opinions on general. I'm looking for them.
But general searches only return docs, StackOverflow, etc. …
Nikita published version 0.6.0 of #TYPO3 extension content_blocks: https://github.com/nhovratov/content-blocks/releases/tag/0.6.0
Awesome progress, really looking forward TYPO3 v13 LTS. Give the extension a try within TYPO3 v12 already :)
Release 0.6.0 · nhovratov/content-blocks
Lightning fast Content Blocks ⚡ This version requires the minimum TYPO3 version 12.4.11 This release includes a breaking change 💥 : Content Blocks started as a new realm on top of TYPO3, which only...GitHub
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Generative AI’s environmental costs are soaring — and mostly secret
First-of-its-kind US bill would address the environmental costs of the technology, but there’s a long way to go.Crawford, Kate
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Wir könnten in einer Welt leben, in der "zeig mir alle Kinovorstellungen von Dune Part Two in Originalfassung im Umkreis von 100 km um diese drei Orte, am Donnerstag oder Freitag zwischen 10 und 17 Uhr, sortiert nach wie viel Prozent des Kinosaals bereits reserviert sind" eine in zwei Sekunden beantwortete Suchabfrage ist.
Technisch ist das um Größenordnungen einfacher als "generier mir ein Video von einer lila Kuh auf einem Skateboard".
Aber nein.
We chose to do bullshit instead.
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Dear developers: Please stop using random valid domains in your examples or documentation, there are dedicated domain names and IP ranges for that.
For domain names for example use: example.com
Reference: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6761#section-6.5
For IP address ranges for example use: 203.0.113.0/24
or
2001:DB8::/32
Reference: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5737#section-3 [IPv4] or https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3849#section-4
[IPv6]Thanks!
The infrastructure people.
RFC 6761: Special-Use Domain Names
This document describes what it means to say that a Domain Name (DNS name) is reserved for special use, when reserving such a name is appropriate, and the procedure for doing so.IETF Datatracker
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Randomizer (randomizer)
This is a TYPO3 extension. It randomizes content in the database or during an export. It's a wrapper for fakerphp/faker.TYPO3 Association
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Ich suche eine open-source-affine Web-Agentur, die in der Lage ist, eine mit Static Site Generator gebaute Website in einem git-Repository zu pflegen, Themes anzupassen und ggf. von Hugo nach Zola zu portieren.
Gerne auch Freelancer statt Agentur.
Vorschläge ;)?
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