rmsilva @rmsilva@mamot.fr

Le projet mozilla common voice peut-être tout aussi bien utilisé pour la reconnaissance vocale et pour les lecteurs d'écran, la lecture de texte. Le tout en étant libre et gratuit donc utilisable par tout projet souhaitant mette en place une telle technologie (commande vocale, accessibilité, etc)

En vrai si pas mal d'entre nous ne font ne serait-ce qu'une série de cinq enregistrements common voice par jour, ça peut grandement améliorer la diversité de voix

Pas besoin de connaissance pointues en informatique. Le système est bien fait, il suffit par exemple pour une série de cinq, de lire cinq phrase avec votre ordinateur ou téléphone. Si une phrase est compliquée, vous pouvez la passer.

Si vous ne souhaitez ou ne pouvez pas donner de votre voix, vous pouvez aussi valider celle des autres.

Toujours pareil quand je fais mon forcing, n'hésitez pas à booster ;)

https://commonvoice.mozilla.org/fr/

All source code of abandoned software should be open sourced. Manufacturers should be forced to do so on the end of service date.

Happy 30th birthday to The Secret of Monkey Island, the best point-and-click adventure of all time. On this occasion, I recommend a read of Ron Gilbert's "Why Adventure Games Suck", written in 1989 while he was designing the game. Worth a read for anyone who cares about the art & craft of games:

https://grumpygamer.com/why_adventure_games_suck

We found an open source license that Google is against so we're changing to it: Hello AGPL!

It helps prevent corporations from taking our code and selling it as a proprietary competitor.

No change to you as a Plausible subscriber or self-hoster.

https://plausible.io/blog/open-source-licenses

The new European Citizens' Initiative for Unconditional Basic Income has been launched. It will be examined by the commission if one million citizens support it, so I invite you to sign it and share it: https://eci.ec.europa.eu/014/public/#/screen/home

#EuropeanCitizensInitiative #ECI #BasicIncome #UBI #FundamentalRights #EuropeanUnion #EU

We are looking for a working student as an assistant #sysadmin. So if you are into tech, already gained some experience with server administration and are keen on working with our technical staff and volunteers, join us!

More details: https://fsfe.org/news/2020/news-20201005-01.html

#freesoftware #opensource #student #job #berlin #university

Salut tout le monde !

#jechercheunjob en tant que développeur informatique sur des technologies comme C++, Rust, ou éventuellement Python pour au moins 1 an sur Lyon (région d'origine) ou Toulouse.

Je ne suis pas contre l'idée de faire une école d'ingénieur en alternance en septembre prochain (j'ai actuellement un Bac+3).

Vous trouverez mon CV au lien suivant : (version modifiée avec email seulement)
https://drop.infini.fr/r/u7pgbDc0CW#alGPLguozPQ2WRzebSje87uBZCZR4B+Wy2tmzW//d4M=

Numéro de téléphone sur demande.

Partages appréciés. 🙂 #dev

✋ Advice request!

I just took a job as a #productmanager at a tech company and I've never had that role before. What advice do you have do you have for me?

#askfedi

I love how Best Practices in computer security has, ever so gently yet inevitably, slowly drifted over the decades from "obviously don't share secrets with anyone or you lose" to "absolutely share your most intimate secrets with a trusted giant corporate friend, Big Friend Company loves you and knows your security much better than you do".

It is a very interesting case study in how to change the minds of very smart people who I would have thought would have known better. And yet here we are.

At long last, a Lets Encrypt alternative (in that you get free certs via the ACME protocol): https://www.buypass.com/ssl/products/acme

docker killed the erlang star https://ferd.ca/a-pipeline-made-of-airbags.html

What nobody seems to be talking about:

Due to the increased hygiene awareness and rules, fewer people than typical have been infected with other viral or bacterial infections since March.

"Our influenza season ended pretty abruptly in March. In the southern hemisphere the influenza season has gone almost unnoticed. Most other cold viruses have also become rare." (C. Drosten)

There is a lot to learn and research here.

a story about a huge malicious tor exit operation:

Blog: "How Malicious Tor Relays are Exploiting Users in 2020 (Part I)
>23% of the Tor network’s exit capacity has been attacking Tor users"

https://medium.com/@nusenu/how-malicious-tor-relays-are-exploiting-users-in-2020-part-i-1097575c0cac

Still hiring... systems administrators of most linux flavors wanted. You'll work on supercomputers, kubernetes, petascale archives, data science workflows...

https://pnnl.jobs/richland-wa/it-engineer-systems-administrator/DE7FFD372CAD42BB92825366872AAEEB/job/

I'm calling the PiFrame firmware featureful *and* stable at this point.

I deployed a finalized form of the PiFrame @ home by the TV (where we've wanted one for years now) and it's been rock solid.

Updates, loading up pictures, automatic sync, etc ALL work

The only thing left is a 3d printed case/frame (currently in progress) and verifying 3 more LCDs are good to recommend.

Current Bill of Materials (we are only adding some panels in different sizes, all else is sorted) as well as documentation on how to build your own frame are at https://git.kemonine.info/PiFrame/piframe

"Moxie Marlinspike On Decentralization" by David Rosenthal https://blog.dshr.org/2020/09/moxie-marlinspike-on-decentralization.html

The talk and blog post are both very interesting. I think advocates of decentralization (including myself!) should take these arguments seriously.

I was pretty fed up with the behavior of 'df', so I wrote my own diskfree tool.

It's called 'duf', it's written in #golang, and you can get it here: https://github.com/muesli/duf

On ArchLinux, you can simply install 'duf' from the AUR.

Some bad news for folks who are fans of #uMatrix. It's being archived and no longer being developed :
https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uMatrix-issues/issues/291#issuecomment-694988696

Can't say I didn't see this coming since maintaining a plugin, particularly as an open source project, is often a thankless job with many personal down sides

I hope it can still continue, if not as uMatrix, then as something else. I really don't like to fiddle with uBlock Origin to get the same functionality