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  1. I’m happily #rendering and #exporting #4k videos with both #iMovie and #FinalCutPro … and my #M4 #MacMini is barely warm.

    By comparison?

    The #overheating I get recording #video, with #multiple #iCloud #pages documents open?

    Is enough to boil the kettle.

    Can #Apple solve that … ?

  2. I’m happily #rendering and #exporting #4k videos with both #iMovie and #FinalCutPro … and my #M4 #MacMini is barely warm.

    By comparison?

    The #overheating I get recording #video, with #multiple #iCloud #pages documents open?

    Is enough to boil the kettle.

    Can #Apple solve that … ?

  3. I’m happily #rendering and #exporting #4k videos with both #iMovie and #FinalCutPro … and my #M4 #MacMini is barely warm.

    By comparison?

    The #overheating I get recording #video, with #multiple #iCloud #pages documents open?

    Is enough to boil the kettle.

    Can #Apple solve that … ?

  4. I’m happily #rendering and #exporting #4k videos with both #iMovie and #FinalCutPro … and my #M4 #MacMini is barely warm.

    By comparison?

    The #overheating I get recording #video, with #multiple #iCloud #pages documents open?

    Is enough to boil the kettle.

    Can #Apple solve that … ?

  5. → slash pages
    slashpages.net

    “Slash pages are common pages you can add to your website, usually with a standard, root-level slug like /now, /about, or /uses. They tend to describe the individual behind the site and are distinguishing characteristics of the IndieWeb.”

    #slug #site #Slash #pages #website #IndieWeb

  6. → slash pages
    slashpages.net

    “Slash pages are common pages you can add to your website, usually with a standard, root-level slug like /now, /about, or /uses. They tend to describe the individual behind the site and are distinguishing characteristics of the IndieWeb.”

    #slug #site #Slash #pages #website #IndieWeb

  7. → slash pages
    slashpages.net

    “Slash pages are common pages you can add to your website, usually with a standard, root-level slug like /now, /about, or /uses. They tend to describe the individual behind the site and are distinguishing characteristics of the IndieWeb.”

    #slug #site #Slash #pages #website #IndieWeb

  8. → slash pages
    slashpages.net

    “Slash pages are common pages you can add to your website, usually with a standard, root-level slug like /now, /about, or /uses. They tend to describe the individual behind the site and are distinguishing characteristics of the IndieWeb.”

    #slug #site #Slash #pages #website #IndieWeb

  9. → slash pages
    slashpages.net

    “Slash pages are common pages you can add to your website, usually with a standard, root-level slug like /now, /about, or /uses. They tend to describe the individual behind the site and are distinguishing characteristics of the IndieWeb.”

    #slug #site #Slash #pages #website #IndieWeb

  10. Bovine Pages Server

    "Bovine Static Pages Server for Forgejo/Gitea
    Learn More View Repository Bovine provides a simple, powerful way to host static websites directly from your Forgejo or Gitea repositories by integrating with Traefik proxy. Push your code, and your site goes live automatically."

    Link: bovine.squarecows.com/

    #linkdump #forgejo #git #pages #static #traefik

  11. Apple has discontinued its non-Creator Studio-knowing versions of Keynote, Numbers and Pages.

    The new apps don’t require a Creative Studio subscription.

    9to5mac.com/2026/04/13/apple-r
    - - -
    Apple a discontinué ses applications Keynote, Numbers et Pages ignorantes du Creator Studio.

    Les nouvelles apps n’exigent pas un abonnement Creator Studio.

    macg.co/logiciels/2026/04/appl

    #Apple #macOS #Numbers #Pages #Keynote

  12. Giscus [1] is awesome for adding comments to static sites using the Github discussion feature. However, relying on GitHub always felt like a double-edged sword.

    I just saw BeBlog that allows comments to be integrated with self-hosted Gitlab instances. Nice! Here's a blog post [3]. I haven't tried it. Anyone?

    [1]: github.com/giscus/giscus
    [2]: gitlab.com/antonbelev/beblob
    [3]: belev.me/2025/02/20/Introducin

    #comments #static #pages #blog #integration #community #feature

  13. Keep Android Open

    Because Android is open, for now, till 01 September 2K26, I have been able to install this wonderful tool set of which you see a screen cap below.

    If all of you who read this toot, please boost for visibility, make your voices heard as it is explained in the first link, you will be able to stop Google from closing Android worse than Apple

    We all need to unite to stop google cold in their tracks

    EU users have enormous power in this, remember USB-C on apple

    Don't think you don't have power to stop google

    UNITE!

    keepandroidopen.org/

    gnu.org/gnu/gnu.html

    #GNU #OperatingSystem #programming #technology #Freedom #100percent #Full #free #software #keepandroidopen #keep #android #open #UNIX #mathematics #reg #ex #regular #expressions #gettext #man #pages #OpenSource #files #pipes

  14. Apple is messing up its once flawlessly working apps like #Pages , #Numbers , #Keynote (and lots of other apps) with AI crap. I’m NOT HAPPY with that.

    So, some weeks ago, I started to port a lot of my presentation stuff from #Keynote to #TexLaTeX – and I must say, it’s working like a charm. I’m using the BEAMER class, and the results are gorgeous. Of course, it’s a little more work initially, but alterations at a later stage are easily and swiftly administered. Great! #noai

  15. @Timpostma

    A chicken egg tool is a tool, in this case the GCC compiler, which you need in your GNU Linux Operating System to compile your programs.

    The GCC compiler needs to be compiled first.

    This means that you need another C compiler, to compile your GCC compiler.
    The other C compiler will need to reside in another Operating System.

    In this specific example of building a GNU Linux multi tasking Operating System from the MS-DOS single tasking operating system, I used the Turbo C compiler, which was written by Borland. The Turbo C compiler, is a proprietary Closed Source compiler, which is delivered as a executable, not in source code.

    Armed with the Turbo C compiler, I ran the following command sequence for compiling GCC
    ./configure
    make test
    # this runs the assembler program too
    make

    I did not run 'make install' because GCC needs to be installed in GNU Linux. I also used switches so that a Linux ELF Binary executable was created, not a MS-DOS executable binary.

    The last step was to do a raw write of the GCC binary to the Linux file system.

    #GNU #GCC #compiler #ELF #OperatingSystem #programming #technology #Freedom #100percent #Full #free #software #UNIX #vi #mathematics #reg #ex #regular #expressions #gettext #man #pages #OpenSource #files #pipes

  16. Distributions are interwoven with the GNU principles.
    Before distributions I would have to download the GNU program Source Code one by one, then cross compile (GCC for example) them.
    Once chicken egg tools were cross compiled I could start with native
    ./configure; make; make test; make install

    Quote
    Specifically, free software means users have the four essential freedoms: (0) to run the program, (1) to study and change the program in source code form, (2) to redistribute exact copies, and (3) to distribute modified versions.
    ^Z

    These are important pillars of Free Software

    gnu.org/gnu/gnu.html

    #GNU #OperatingSystem #programming #technology #Freedom #100percent #Full #free #software #UNIX #vi #mathematics #reg #ex #regular #expressions #gettext #man #pages #OpenSource #files #pipes

  17. About GNU

    GNU was launched in 1983 by Richard Stallman

    Quote
    The primary and continuing goal of GNU is to offer a Unix-compatible system that would be 100% free software. Not 95% free, not 99.5%, but 100%. The name of the system, GNU, is a recursive acronym meaning GNU's Not Unix—a way of paying tribute to the technical ideas of Unix, while at the same time saying that GNU is something different. Technically, GNU is like Unix. But unlike Unix, GNU gives its users freedom.
    ^Z

    Realize this
    Without GNU, Linux {distributions} would *not* exist. You would only have a kernel after boot, no user land programs

    Be grateful for the existence of GNU

    #GNU #OperatingSystem #programming #technology #Freedom #100percent #Full #free #software #UNIX #vi #mathematics #reg #ex #regular #expressions #gettext #man #pages #OpenSource #files #pipes

    gnu.org/gnu/about-gnu.html

  18. N’importe quoi Apple !
    Je quitte l’ipad 2 heures, je reviens, mes icônes ont changés, et on m’impose l’usage du creator studio pour ouvrir mon fichier pages, avec des options de flicages avec texte écrit en minuscule illisible. J’ai l’impression de lire un contrat d’assurance véreux.

    #apple #creatorStudio #number #pages

  19. 2026: LLM-Only Pages Revolutionize AI Search Optimization In 2026, LLM-only pages—hidden web content optimized for AI models like ChatGPT—are transforming search by prioritizing machine-readabl...

    #SearchNews #AI #search #optimization #entity #optimization #generative #engine #optimization #LLM-only #pages

    Origin | Interest | Match
  20. #Meta is testing a #limit on the number of #links users can post on #Facebook, impacting #professionalaccounts and #pages. The test restricts users to two links per post unless they pay for a #MetaVerified subscription. This experiment aims to understand the value of increased link posting for Meta Verified subscribers. techcrunch.com/2025/12/17/face #tech #media #news

  21. Hey Apple engineers, I’ve now got a sysdiagnose that should capture this serious excessive CPU usage issue with Pages, corespotlightd, fileproviderd, com.apple.CloudDocs.iCloudDriveFileProvider, tccd, etc that occurs when shared Pages documents stored on iCloud Drive are left open in the background.

    FB21369001

    It is happening again today and is starting to become very annoying, because it kills battery life.

    @mjtsai

    #macOS #Pages #iCloud #FeedbackAssistant

  22. Minor vent about #FOSS usability...

    Some FOSS #software is pretty darned good in some or most respects, but then you run into a sharp edge or missing battery that makes you #facepalm.

    The #GIMP, besides the #problematic name, has one such. It is widely lauded for its abilities when #printing images. I don't print much in the way of photography or fine art, so it's not something I personally notice, but a lot of people swear by it.

    However, if you search the web for "how to print a large #image over multiple #pages", you will find that the only way to do it is to cut the image up into separate, smaller images, and then each chunk can be printed to a page. You have to basically do this by hand (there's a function that can chop an image into pieces according to your settings, but that's it as far as automation goes), and if you want to fit the resulting pages together, you've got to make sure you preserve the DPI across multiple images, and ensure there's no overlap or missing bits, etc.

    There are a *ton* of results for people looking for how to accomplish this, and all the replies are "You can't, do it by hand". Considering how trivial the necessary operations are for a computer, it's a #bizarre #omission.

    #SharpEdge #MissingBattery #manual #feature #missing #MissingFeature #GruntWork

  23. Minor vent about #FOSS usability...

    Some FOSS #software is pretty darned good in some or most respects, but then you run into a sharp edge or missing battery that makes you #facepalm.

    The #GIMP, besides the #problematic name, has one such. It is widely lauded for its abilities when #printing images. I don't print much in the way of photography or fine art, so it's not something I personally notice, but a lot of people swear by it.

    However, if you search the web for "how to print a large #image over multiple #pages", you will find that the only way to do it is to cut the image up into separate, smaller images, and then each chunk can be printed to a page. You have to basically do this by hand (there's a function that can chop an image into pieces according to your settings, but that's it as far as automation goes), and if you want to fit the resulting pages together, you've got to make sure you preserve the DPI across multiple images, and ensure there's no overlap or missing bits, etc.

    There are a *ton* of results for people looking for how to accomplish this, and all the replies are "You can't, do it by hand". Considering how trivial the necessary operations are for a computer, it's a #bizarre #omission.

    #SharpEdge #MissingBattery #manual #feature #missing #MissingFeature #GruntWork

  24. Minor vent about #FOSS usability...

    Some FOSS #software is pretty darned good in some or most respects, but then you run into a sharp edge or missing battery that makes you #facepalm.

    The #GIMP, besides the #problematic name, has one such. It is widely lauded for its abilities when #printing images. I don't print much in the way of photography or fine art, so it's not something I personally notice, but a lot of people swear by it.

    However, if you search the web for "how to print a large #image over multiple #pages", you will find that the only way to do it is to cut the image up into separate, smaller images, and then each chunk can be printed to a page. You have to basically do this by hand (there's a function that can chop an image into pieces according to your settings, but that's it as far as automation goes), and if you want to fit the resulting pages together, you've got to make sure you preserve the DPI across multiple images, and ensure there's no overlap or missing bits, etc.

    There are a *ton* of results for people looking for how to accomplish this, and all the replies are "You can't, do it by hand". Considering how trivial the necessary operations are for a computer, it's a #bizarre #omission.

    #SharpEdge #MissingBattery #manual #feature #missing #MissingFeature #GruntWork

  25. Minor vent about #FOSS usability...

    Some FOSS #software is pretty darned good in some or most respects, but then you run into a sharp edge or missing battery that makes you #facepalm.

    The #GIMP, besides the #problematic name, has one such. It is widely lauded for its abilities when #printing images. I don't print much in the way of photography or fine art, so it's not something I personally notice, but a lot of people swear by it.

    However, if you search the web for "how to print a large #image over multiple #pages", you will find that the only way to do it is to cut the image up into separate, smaller images, and then each chunk can be printed to a page. You have to basically do this by hand (there's a function that can chop an image into pieces according to your settings, but that's it as far as automation goes), and if you want to fit the resulting pages together, you've got to make sure you preserve the DPI across multiple images, and ensure there's no overlap or missing bits, etc.

    There are a *ton* of results for people looking for how to accomplish this, and all the replies are "You can't, do it by hand". Considering how trivial the necessary operations are for a computer, it's a #bizarre #omission.

    #SharpEdge #MissingBattery #manual #feature #missing #MissingFeature #GruntWork

  26. Minor vent about #FOSS usability...

    Some FOSS #software is pretty darned good in some or most respects, but then you run into a sharp edge or missing battery that makes you #facepalm.

    The #GIMP, besides the #problematic name, has one such. It is widely lauded for its abilities when #printing images. I don't print much in the way of photography or fine art, so it's not something I personally notice, but a lot of people swear by it.

    However, if you search the web for "how to print a large #image over multiple #pages", you will find that the only way to do it is to cut the image up into separate, smaller images, and then each chunk can be printed to a page. You have to basically do this by hand (there's a function that can chop an image into pieces according to your settings, but that's it as far as automation goes), and if you want to fit the resulting pages together, you've got to make sure you preserve the DPI across multiple images, and ensure there's no overlap or missing bits, etc.

    There are a *ton* of results for people looking for how to accomplish this, and all the replies are "You can't, do it by hand". Considering how trivial the necessary operations are for a computer, it's a #bizarre #omission.

    #SharpEdge #MissingBattery #manual #feature #missing #MissingFeature #GruntWork