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  1. #dearlazyweb

    What does a Raven making a call that sounds like this mean?

    Click-click-click-click-click Uh-oooh Click-click-click-click-click Uh-oooh

    #birdsong #ravensong #ravens




  2. (1) Does the Apple MacBook Neo support virtualisation (Hypervisor)?

    (2) Can you do macOS/iOS software development on an Apple MacBook Neo?

    (3) Can you do software development on an Apple MacBook Neo?

  3. #DearLazyWeb: As part of #DisasterPreparedness organizing in the past, our group did a table top exercise to identify gaps in our response capabilities. We were fortunate enough to have someone who worked in public health make one and GM it for us.

    I found some from FEMA with some quick searching. Assuming a group of 5-10 people organizing for themselves (and maybe folks in their neighborhoods), are there any exercises/table top simulations like these that other folks would recommend?

    fema.gov/emergency-managers/in

    I'd be especially interested in anything that considers intentional systemic collapse scenarios, like, "Some jackass shuts down the government and refuses to pay SNAP" and other things like "FEMA doesn't come to help because it's been disbanded by ghouls."

    #DisasterPrep #Disaster #CommunityOrganizing

  4. Dear Mastomind / Lazywebs: Is it feasible for a Web browser itself to support toggling support of video (or audio) support or codecs absent injecting JS into a page for that purpose?

    My hope is that it might be possible to toggle the availability / support of common video codecs (such as: H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, HEVC/H.265, VP9, and AV1), so that a browser would simply ignore an video / audio content.

    I'm hearing that this is not trivially possible. If that's not the case ... I'd be quite happy.

    Boosts / tagging clueful devs appreciated.

    #DearLazyWeb #DearMastomind #browsers #video #VideoCodecs #WebAnnoyances