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@aral@mastodon.ar.al
2025-12-11 14:46:51

I love how simple Kitten’s Streaming HTML workflow makes building features like this, especially when using class-based Kitten pages and components :)
#Kitten

Screen capture of the Team schedule interface from the Gaza Verified admin site. It is a table of names and days (Aral, Casey, Joy, Aseel, Fabio And Mondays … Fridays) with checkboxes at each name/day pair. It starts out greyed out. The Unlock to edit button is clicked and the interface comes alive (opacity returns to full and the checkboxes become green and clickable). The person toggles a few checkboxes and clicks the Lock button to lock the interface again and then repeats the process to und…
Screenshot of code (the lines editable=false and the button tag code are highlighted): class TeamSchedule extends kitten.Component { editable = false html () { return kitten.html` <section> <h3>Team schedule</h3> <button name='toggle' connect >${this.editable ? 'Lock' : 'Unlock to edit'}</button> <table id='team-schedule' ${this.editable ? '' : 'inert'}> <caption id='caption'> <markdown> Show…
Screenshot of code, continuation of the same class, starting with the end of the html() method from the previous screenshot and going till the end of the class (the table[inert] style and the onToggle() method are highlighted: <style> table[inert] { opacity: 0.9; filter: grayscale(100%); } </style> </table> </section> ` } onToggle () { this.editable = !this.editable console.log(this.editable)…
Screenshot of code (the <${TeamSchedule.connectedTo(this)} /> line is highlighted): export default class InterviewsPage extends kitten.Page { html () { const today = db.calendar.today const futureDays = db.calendar.futureDays const pastDays = db.calendar.pastDays return kitten.html` <${MainLayout} page='/admin/interviews/'> <h2>Interviews</h2> <${SignUpsSwitch.connectedTo(this)} /> <${InternalNav} /> <${TeamSchedule.connectedTo(this)} /…
@mcdanlj@social.makerforums.info
2026-01-10 18:06:19

RE: social.makerforums.info/@mcdan
This morning, I heard the first report of someone passing their US ham radio exam by using Open Ham Prep …

Screenshot showing the first 6 of 16 lessons covering the US ham radio Technician class exam material, starting with "Welcome to Amateur Radio". Because I have passed all the quizzes associated with topic 2, "Your Identity on the Air", it is marked as completed. Two other topics are marked as partially complete because I have passed some but not all of the associated quizzes.
Screenshot showing the first six of 57 topics, starting with "The Transceiver - Your Voice to the World". Because I've taken the quiz for the first topic, it is marked as "Completed"
Screenshot showing the result of successfully answering all the questions in a quiz, and that you can always review questions for a topic by re-taking the quiz.
Screenshot of dashboard, showing that answering only a few questions does not demonstrate that I'm ready to take the test, even though I answered all of those few 100% correctly.
@cjust@infosec.exchange
2026-02-11 16:51:47

So there has been a school shooting in British Columbia - and I guess since I spent so much time living and working in the states, I forgot that these are horrifying and traumatizing events - which may just be down to the coverage in the media in the US versus Canada.
That's not to say that the coverage here has been good - quite the opposite in fact - but I will get to that at the moment.
I will qualify this in that I will freely admit that I have no expertise in either mass …

Recommendations for media coverage of mass shooting events - We've had 20 years of mass murders throughout which I have repeatedly told CNN and our other media, if you don't want to propagate more mass murders, don't start the story with sirens blaring. - Don't have photographs of the killer. - Don't make this 24-7 coverage. - Do everything you can not to make the body count the lead story. - Not to make the killer some kind of anti-hero. - Do localize this story to the affected community and…
@timbray@cosocial.ca
2026-02-12 00:03:34

From that well-known hotbed of leftist radicalism, the daily Bloomberg markets newsletter.
That (paywalled) column is at bloomberg.com/opinion/articles

The Trump administration will soon make it the official policy of the US government that greenhouse gases don’t endanger Americans’ well-being and therefore don’t need federal regulation, Mark Gongloff writes in Bloomberg Opinion. Insurance companies, meanwhile, live in a parallel universe where greenhouse gases are heating the atmosphere and intensifying natural disasters, harming human health, destroying property and raising insurance costs. The government’s universe is an increasingly lonely…
@LaChasseuse@mastodon.scot
2026-02-10 19:01:12

Monarchy is part of patriarchy, featuring trickle-down "honours" and make-believe authority.

"The throne represents the power of caste - class rule. Round the throne gather the unwholesome parasites who cling to the system which lends itself to their disordered condition. The toady who crawls through the mire of self-abasement to enable him to bask in the smile of royalty is the victim of a diseased organism. No healthy, well-developed people could for one moment tolerate an institution which belongs to the childhood of the race, and which in these latter days is the centre, if not the…
@markhburton@mstdn.social
2025-12-12 13:16:07

The Paris agreement is 10 years old today.
How time flies. But how little really has changed.
"Paris Climate Change Agreement, 2015: the good, the bad and the ugly."
steadystatemanchester.net/2015

Paris Climate Change Agreement, 2015: the good, the bad and the ugly.
A lot has been written on the Paris international agreement on climate change.  To try and cut through all those words to the essential issues, here is our very brief analytic summary. The good Asp…

@tarah@infosec.exchange
2026-01-11 14:41:04

It's always lovely to have the doubters get their asses academically kicked when it comes to Ada Lovelace's actual mathematical capabilities, but at the same time, I am so, so, so tired. Just so very tired. From an open access 2017 Historia Mathematica article debunking the idea that Lovelace was not a competent mathematician.

C. Hollings et al. / Historia Mathematica 44 (2017) 202-231 203 1. Introduction On 21 January 1844, the English mathematician Augustus De Morgan wrote a confidential letter to Lady Noel Byron about her 28-year-old daughter, Augusta Ada King, the Countess of Lovelace, who De Morgan had tutored as a private pupil in various areas of advanced mathematics for about eighteen months in the early 1840s. In his letter, while he was at pains to stress that “I have never expressed to Lady Lovelace my op…
@andres4ny@social.ridetrans.it
2026-02-11 19:20:17

lol WHAT THE FUCK
The fact that these dipshits aren't in prison, my god..
404media.co/government-loses-h

For this footage, the federal government first claimed that it could not afford the storage space necessary to take the footage that it did have and produce it for discovery to the plaintiffs’ lawyers in the case. The plaintiffs’ lawyers, representing Broadview’s detainees, then purchased 78 terabytes of empty hard drives and gave them to the federal government, according to court records. This included three 8-terabyte SSDs and three 18-terabyte hard drives. Court records note that “plainti…
@cdarwin@c.im
2026-02-10 15:46:03

We know there are more than 20 potential "warehouse" sites on the DHS acquisition list to build ⚠️ICE detention centers all across the country.
🔥We know they have already bought massive facilities in three states.
We have a plan to send an investigative reporter to every single one of them along with poster campaigns and TV ad coverage,
✅to investigate the construction, expose the conditions, and mobilize the local community against the occupation.
But each…

I just gave to the Save America Movement!
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@jamesthebard@social.linux.pizza
2026-02-11 20:39:39

Okay, the setup is solid now. SCART into the `gscart` switch which splits the output. One goes to the Sony PVM-2530, the other output goes to the RetroTINK 4K. I tried to get the colors to match somewhat on the CRT, but it's a fool's errand to be honest. However, once work is over it'll be time to progress more in FF6.
#retrogaming

A screen shot of the OBS output showing a camera with me and my CRT in frame along with the output of the RetroTINK 4K.