This is so god damn weird behaviour… the more infill I add (which is applied every second layer) the faster it goes on that layer. On layers where he only prints perimeters #PrusaSlicer limits the print speed to 15mm/s for some unknown reason. I can't find the weird setting responsible for this… #3DPrinting
there is a time setting for the minimal time, a Layer must cool. Is the print time of the layer smaller than this cool time, the printing Speed slows down no matter what Speed is Set to. Decreese the cooling time per Layer and the Speed goes up. Took me hours to find out.
Texas Overhauls Anti-Abortion Program That Spent Tens of Millions of Taxpayer Dollars With Little Oversight —
After a ProPublica and CBS News investigation revealed that Texas’ funding pipeline for anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers is riddled with waste, nonprofits in the program must now provide a detailed accounting of their expenses.
Republicans Say "It Is OK If My Girl Friend To Have An Abortion But Not For The Rest of Woman." Animal Farm's famous saying "All Animals are Equal But Some Are More Equal Than Others."
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I hate this so much. “Legal” “non-profit” anti-abortion centers are in on the Republican grift & shouldn’t exist. 🤬 Texas taxpayers like me think we could’ve spent that money in better ways. Flood control? Infrastructure? Improving education/ schools. Feeding the poor. Helping the unhoused. Caring for the sick and elderly. 😣
Il plugin #Docusaurus gist aggiungeva una pagina all'istanza di Docusaurus, mostrando tutti i gist pubblici degli utenti GitHub che lo usano
Le versioni di docusaurus-plugin-content-gists precedenti alla 4.0.0 sono vulnerabili all'esposizione dei token di accesso personale GitHub negli artefatti di build di produzione quando vengono passati attraverso le opzioni di configurazione del plugin. Il token, destinato esclusivamente all'accesso API in fase di build, viene inavvertitamente incluso nei bundle JavaScript lato client, rendendolo accessibile a chiunque possa visualizzare il codice sorgente del sito web. Questa vulnerabilità è stata risolta nella versione 4.0.0.
Paul McCartney sta per tornare in tournee in Nord America. L'ex Beatle ha annunciato le date del suo primo tour dal 2022 che prendera' il via il 29 settembre a Palm Desert in California. (ANSA)
Ferrero ha raggiunto un accordo per acquistare WK Kellogg per 23 dollari per azione in contanti. E' quanto si legge in una nota. L'accordo è stato approvato all'unanimità dal consigli di amministrazione di WK Kellogg. (ANSA)
Le forze israeliane intensificano gli attacchi aerei e terrestri su Gaza, uccidendo almeno 55 palestinesi nel territorio assediato dall'alba, secondo quanto riferito da fonti mediche ad Al Jazeera. (ANSA)
Jannik Sinner si allena in vista della sfida in semifinale di Wimbledon contro Novak Djokovic. Con Pierluigi Basile come sparring partner, il numero uno indossa ancora il manicotto, ma nessun fastidio durante i colpi
C'è un post sponsorizzato simile a mille altri che abbiamo visto negli anni, un post che è una classica offerta fuffa, di quelle che vogliono convincervi a comperare sfruttando un link che, a detta loro, vi permette di risparmiare tantissimi soldi.
"Non bisogna fare una seconda Agenzia delle Entrate, che credo che non voglia nessuno. A noi serve uno strumento diverso per far fronte a questa necessità". (ANSA)
Mercanti e Puppa ”Unità e chiarezza. Avanti con Giani“ I due consiglieri, in interventi differenti, condividono la candidatura-bis del governatore: “La destra è aggressiva, mettiamoci al lavoro pancia a terra“.
Le Parlement européen a largement rejeté une motion de censure visant la Commission européenne et sa présidente, Ursula von der Leyen, accusée de manque de transparence dans sa gestion de la crise du COVID-19.
Saranno presenti vari artisti per celebrare la ricorrenza dell’80esimo Anniversario della Liberazione d’Italia e il ricordo della festa indetta dal sindaco Antonio Greppi in occasione del 14 Luglio 1945 (Liberi di cantare e ballare).
CONDUCONO
Paola Piacentini e Matteo Villaci
SALUTO ISTITUZIONALE
Tommaso Sacchi – Assessore alla Cultura del Comune di Milano
** APERTURA**
Primo Minelli – Presidente ANPI provinciale di Milano
CANZONI
Anna Castiglia
Giovanni Truppi
Alessio Lega
Giulia Mei
Andrea Satta con Giorgio Maria Condemi alla chitarra
Sade Mangiaracina & Giuseppe Anastasi
Francesco Motta
Area
INTERVENTO
Gianfranco Pagliarulo – Presidente nazionale ANPI
LETTURE
Benedetta Buccellato attrice – Vincenzo Calò, Segreteria nazionale ANPI: “Ricordando Sandra e Visone”
La poetessa Maria Grazia Calandrone legge i suoi versi
Nel corso della FESTA, verranno proiettati filmati del 1945 accompagnati al piano da Angelo Pelini dei Têtes de Bois.
E interverranno Giuseppe e Gea di 14 e 11 anni che il 15 luglio partiranno da Fosdinovo sulle Alpi Apuane per “La Transumanza Gotica” in bicicletta, dal Tirreno all’Adriatico sulla Linea Gotica.
O vídeo mostra um homem em um traje formal, composto por um terno azul, camisa azul clara e gravata vermelha, falando em um microfone em um ambiente que parece ser uma assembleia ou sessão legislativa. Ele está em um contexto político, como indicado pelo texto em português sobreposto, que inclui frases como "NIKOLAS TRAIDOR DA PÁTRIA" (Nikolas Traitor of the Homeland) e "EU QUERO SABER DO SEU BOLSONARO" (I want to know about your Bolsonaro). O homem gesticula com as mãos enquanto fala, e o fundo mostra outros indivíduos sentados, alguns usando óculos e trajes formais, indicando um ambiente formal e político.
A cena se desenrola com o homem continuando a falar, e o texto sobreposto muda para "SE O ESTADOS UNIDOS TIVESSE INVAINDO O BRASIL" (If the United States had invaded Brazil) e "O BOULOS ESTAVA DO LADO DOS ESTADOS UNIDOS" (Boulos was on the side of the United States), sugerindo críticas políticas. A atmosfera é de tensão e debate, com o homem expressando suas opiniões de forma enfática.
No final, o texto sobreposto muda para "ELE FEZ O QUE ELE SABE" (He did what he knows) e "LACRAÇÃO E GRACINHA" (Mess and nonsense), indicando uma crítica contínua. O vídeo captura um momento de discussão política intensa, com o homem expressando suas opiniões de forma vigorosa.
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Sottopassi allagati e fiumi esondati: il climate change, ma non solo pressenza.com/it/2025/07/sotto… Leggo la spiegazione dell’evento e la sua immancabile cornice è il cambiamento climatico: “Il caldo estremo nei bassi strati dell’atmosfera ha determinato la grande quantità di umidità che s’è scontrata con un fronte instabile di aria più fredda in quota… Redazione Palermo
Da Rontani (Capannori Cambia) critiche sull’affidamento delle indagini demoscopiche Dubbi sulla legittimità dell'incarico per Capannori Città Quadrifoglio a due anni dal lavoro sul bicentenario a Capannori
Samsung conferma l’arrivo del suo primo tri-fold Galaxy G Fold entro il 2025, con display da 10", telaio in titanio e chip Snapdragon 8 Elite sotto la scocca.
#OtD 10 Jul 1949 Black @iww dockworker activist Ben Fletcher died at his home in Brooklyn, aged 59. He had been the leading organiser who organised the Philadelphia docks in the early part of the 20th-century, and was imprisoned during World War I. More: workingclasshistory.com/podcas…
Double podcast episode about Ben Fletcher, a very important but little-known dock worker and labour organiser in the US with the Industrial Workers of the World union.
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A glimmer of good news. Lightning Bugs Are Back: Chicago Fireflies 'More Abundant' This Summer After A Few Dark Years #Chicagoblockclubchicago.org/2025/07/0…
forum.f-droid.org/t/brax2-alte… is from a security researcher who was the lead developer of DivestOS. The information can be confirmed.
It's all verifiable information and many other privacy and security researchers say the same. Mike Kuketz and other privacy/security researchers also responded.
Brax phone is a proprietary GPL-violating OS and 5 year old outdated hardware that you can get from Alibaba for 1/4th the price: Helio P60 (MT6771) - MediaTek - WikiChip This product is no longer available.
You gotta figure there’s an underground community of illicit drug makers that share formulas and techniques right? That would explain how a particular practice gains such wide adoption so fast. mastodon.social/@arstechnica/1…
Weird chemical used in plastics has erupted as latest fentanyl adulterant It's unclear why the use of BTMPS has taken off—but scientists have some ideas. arstechnica.com/health/2025/07…
Woensdag maakte topvrouw Linda Yaccarino onverwacht bekend dat ze vertrekt bij sociaal medium X. Haar taak was de druk op eigenaar Elon Musk verlichten, en het vertrouwen van adverteerders terug te winnen terwijl hij radicaliseerde.
The image contains a text in Dutch discussing the acquisition of Musk's AI startup xAI by X for 33 billion dollars. The text highlights that X not only sells personal data of users but also collects its own data. It mentions that xAI, after the acquisition, can utilize the vast amount of text, photos, and videos shared on X as valuable training data for AI products. The text also notes that xAI received 10 billion dollars in investments shortly before acquiring X and claims to be worth 80 billion dollars. The most important product of xAI is the chatbot Grok, described as 'anti-woke' by Musk. The text states that Grok should not be restricted by the behavior rules that other bots like ChatGPT or Claude have, and it provides an example of a recipe for cocaine generated by Grok for users who sexually objectify women on X.
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The Israeli occupation forcibly displaces thousands of Palestinian families in the southwestern areas of Khan Younis city, burning down their tents. #gazagenocide
Uno studio evidenzia le zone più esposte alla diffusione autoctona delle due malattie trasmesse dalla zanzara tigre, con allerta per l’estate I territori costieri e le periferie delle città sono le…
The more time I spend with Liquid Glass, the more I don't understand Alan Dye's and the design team's obsession with minimizing UI chrome and "prioritizing content" instead.
With collapsed tab bars in iOS 26, it now takes me two taps to switch between Library and Music.
Is that…better? The animations are gorgeous, sure. But does it actually *work* better? 🤔
I mean, you know me, I'm not the kind of person who hates change. I love to switch between systems, try new stuff, and be on the bleeding edge of tech.
But things have to be an improvement, and most of Liquid Glass feels like a sidestep with beautiful animations, a great physics engine, and worse usability than before.
that's one of the big things, other than the obvious visual issues. I have yet to see *anything* about how it actually improves the experience for the user.
I’ve been trying to come around to it, but none of it makes sense to me. So many backwards steps in usability, and despite their quest for simplicity I feel like all the layering and transparency makes everything look so much more busy and cluttered than before. Struggling to find a logical reason for any of these changes.
I know what happens. My 75-year-old father calling me in the middle of the night (because he lives 3 time zones behind me) in a state of utter confusion. Luckily, he still has a landline phone, so he won’t have to figure out how the phone app on the iPhone works to call me.
@gedeonm I agree! I think the glass stuff is fun and pretty but damn the balance of that vs usability is all over the place. Just bring back aqua, pinstripes and all 😀
@gedeonm I’m surprised you think, say, this looks great. I can only assume you mean very generally. Because there are so many specific parts of these systems that make text literally unreadable that it’s bonkers. And adding some frosting effects to some of the glass barely helps.
It looks great and is quite usable on a simple gradient wallpaper like I use, but I need to remember that most people use photos of people and pets on their lock screen.
Those animations are fantastic only if they don’t make you sick. Even now, *13 years* after I wrote about vestibular issues for The Guardian, this stuff still isn’t baked in. Instead, it’s a case of trying to convince Apple to fix things during the beta run and, just as often, begging them to sort it within a few months of September.
For a company that claims to care about accessibility, the 26 systems are a disaster right now. Even when accessibility settings are turned on.
I think the problem is that your content is too distracting. Try this… throw out all content that includes text, or faces… anything that might capture your attention or draw the eye… you know, family photos. As soon as you start taking only blurry closeups of grass, stacked bricks or sand… anything that’s a nondescript texture, you’ll be a lot happier. Now your content can truly be showcased, because your content is the most important thing.
stacked notifications seem particularly broken now. I mean if all of them are so transparent then why aren’t you seeing the content of all those stack items or at least seeing some kind of deeper layered distortion of the backgound image if rendering the actual card content isn’t feasible. I guess it’s the same issue today with notification stack but because is so opaque it’s less noticeable. This stands out as broken reality to me.
Apple always told developers to use good contrast. But liquid glass lacks it—and overall, it doesn’t make sense. I don’t see any advantage. Most actions even take one more tap.
For the first time ever, I have not installed the betas on a device yet and its soley to do with this redesign. Maybe in later betas once they tamp it down, but for now im sticking to iOS 18.
arguably it’s actually getting in the WAY of content… prioritising visibility of a background image over readability of potentially time-sensitive notifications feels like an odd choice
I don't know why they are doing this. It feels like something they are going to have to spend the next few years walking back until we end up with something like what we have now, and then it will time for a new redesign and we’ll start the process over.
dabblet.com/gist/c3e7a606b444d… Wavebeem on cohost made this recreation of vista in pure css. I guess the frosted glass effect is both easier on the hardware and improve readability. The two other point that jump to me are the text on the frosted glass is color + softoutline so it's readable on dark and light background and the main content isn't displayed on semi translarent panel
I hate this change with the Share Sheet. I use it all the time for many shortcuts I’ve created. Now it’s an extra tap to see the entire menu. Worse, the fourth item is hidden at first due to having to tap the 'more' button but when I do, it isn’t in the dropdown list. It replaces the button to expand the list instead.
I think the general paradigm they are moving towards is your OS learning from your usage and it knowing what you wanted to click on and just surfacing that. One already current example I can think of is my night time routine: When I open Audible at home around some time at night - a lot of time it’s already connected to the HomePod in my bedroom.
I could imagine they are aiming for more experiences like that.
Most people won’t know this, but when the tab bar is collapsed you can hold your finger on the icon for the current tab and swipe to switch between tabs. The tab bar will expand automatically, no need to tap twice.
Best we can hope for discovery here is that influencers will discover this gesture (possibly by accident) and it will become part of the "hidden iPhone tips & tricks" videos on TikTok, so at least some portion of the population who uses TikTok (I don't) will know about it. Not ideal, I know.
@gracjan Same with the camera modes (at leas ton iPad OS, didn't try iOS). Actually there it's even worse. Tapping select photo or video, tapping again doesn't do anything, but LONG PRESSING on an already selected control reveals the further modes. Madness.
Liquid glass leaves developers the freedom to collapse tabbars when they feel that navigation isn’t the most common or important action on the screen. But it also allows them to keep navigation visible where that’s not the case. The AppStore never collapses its Tabbar, for example.
It just so happens that the Apple Music developers chose poorly. I wouldn’t blame Liquid Glass for this though.
they’re shipping concept cars at this point. While they think it’s cool, flashy, and fresh it is also impractical and harder to use. All form. No real function.
it feels like none of these folks had to live in a command line only world, so they don’t understand that the competitive advantage of the GUI was its ability to surface options at a glance. GUIs have become as inscrutable as a prompt, and yet slower to use when you _do_ know what you want.
bigger and bigger phones; less and less use of that real estate utilized wisely. Sometimes it feels like Apple is still designing for a 3.5-inch display.
wanna talk about the new phone app experience? I am probably holding it wrong, but now I find myself tapping two or three times when it used to be just one 🥲
The change that drives me insane is the camera. Open it from the lockscreen, and try to quickly switch from back to front lens or vice versa. You can’t, the button is hidden. Good luck figuring out what you need to do because tapping “Photos” isn’t it. (Swipe to video and back.)
I was just watching this WWDC22 session “Explore navigation design for iOS” in it the designer said explicitly “avoiding hiding or moving the tab bar” for the exact reason of avoiding the two tap issue you mentioned 🤔 developer.apple.com/videos/pla…
...we should all have faith... the new apple glasses will give us all hyper-retina-eagle-eye vision... the moment it hits the market. until then... well buy some decent lupe to read the signal from the noise of this.
in some way it's a sign for too much computational horespower in our pockets, if we can waste this much GPU cycles to stuff like frosted glass.
how about instead improving the "mark some text" function in any textview? that needs sone real improvement.
i posted what i had to post on the iOS 6-2-iOS 7 transition already: thetawelle.de/?p=2279 most of this is still true. maybe lets try the other direction sooner than later and have less of a distraction in iOS 27... 🤣
it’s a noble idea that would work better if some of the long standing app paradigms were also questioned.
Let content take focus with only the actions that are necessary showing up, sure, but how do we build a UI that dynamically adjusts to the necessary actions?
The current paradigms have you stick them to the UI statically and have no way of being adaptive and consistent at the same time.
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