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Pretty sure they collect it regardless of you disagreeing or not. Block all cookies by default always unless you are on a site where you need to log in.

The requirements are generally things that were designed away on purpose from Wayland. Even if KDE plasma had a workaround solution, they would need to communicate with all other distros to make sure all distros have similar solutions so accessibility feature devs don't have to make a version of their application for every distro, and KDE Devs themselves have said that they "don't want to allow users to shoot themselves in the foot by letting the application bypass security features" as if application A knowing the coordinates of a window in application B has any security implication whatsoever.

Wayland is fundamentally designed without accessibility in mind at all, and will virtually never work with it. The current status is still after 17 years "tough shit" and that infuriates me.

The king also climbed down a toilet

Number 2 rule with AWS - don't use AWS

Can't even launch docker containers because auth.docker.io is down too.

Makes sense considering sanseito wants to bring back imperialism. As a foreigner living in Japan, their presence makes me uneasy not only for myself but my half-Japanese son whom they want to take away voting rights for.

Do you have a specific GUI design in mind? If all you have to do is connect buttons to terminal commands and adding some menu options for specific parameters to those commands, that's probably a weekend's worth of work with some simple graphics/form library.

The seamlessness to certain platforms might a bit bigger of a hurdle, but surely they also have some API. What kind of features would be required in the seamless integration with said platforms? I have never used a label printer so I don't really know much about what features are needed, but at the very least I can start a GitLab repository and create a core.

Something like this?

https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=344325

It is a link to a matrix chat for a fediverse version of LinkedIn currently in development. I am guessing it is fairly early in development too.

Why are you giving away your email? Use a throwaway.

I read the privacy policy and while it does track your device ID and other minor details, it does not seem to upload your image data to any server and actually does the blurring offline, which is good.

I would much prefer open source, but it's iOS, so I doubt they have any open source alternative.

Face Detection and Image Processing


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