Most of us learned to design circuits with schematics. But if you get to a certain level of complexity, schematics are a pain. Modern designers — especially for digital circuits — prefer to use some kind of hardware description language.
There are a few options to do similar things with PCB layout, including tscircuit. There’s a walk-through for using it to create an LED matrix and you can even try it out online, if you like. If you’re more of a visual learner, there’s also an introductory video you can watch below.
The example project imports a Pico microcontroller and some smart LEDs. They do appear graphically, but you don’t have to deal with them graphically. You write “code” to manage the connections. For example: <trace from={".LED1 .GND"} to="net.GND" />
If that looks like HTML to you, you aren’t wrong. Once you have the schematic, you can do the same kind of thing to lay out the PCB using footprints. If you want to play with the actual design, you can load it in your browser and make changes. You’ll note that at the top right, there are buttons that let you view the schematic, the board, a 3D render of the board, a BOM, an assembly drawing, and several other types of output.
Will we use this? We don’t know. Years ago, designers resisted using HDLs for FPGAs, but the bigger FPGAs get, the fewer people want to deal with page after page of schematics. Maybe a better question is: Will you use this? Let us know in the comments.
This isn’t a new idea, of course. Time will tell which HDLs will survive and which will whither.
This week, Jonathan Bennett and Dan Lynch chat with Peter van Dijk about PowerDNS! Is the problem always DNS? How did PowerDNS start? And just how big can PowerDNS scale? Watch to find out!
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One of the first things that an amateur radio operator is likely to do once receiving their license is grab a dual-band handheld and try to make contacts with a local repeater. After the initial contacts, though, many hams move on to more technically challenging aspects of the hobby. One of those being activating space-based repeaters instead of their terrestrial counterparts. [saveitforparts] takes a look at some more esoteric uses of these radio systems in his latest video.
There are plenty of satellite repeaters flying around the world that are actually legal for hams to use, with most being in low-Earth orbit and making quick passes at predictable times. But there are others, generally operated by the world’s militaries, that are in higher geostationary orbits which allows them to serve a specific area continually. With a specialized three-dimensional Yagi-Uda antenna on loan, [saveitforparts] listens in on some of these signals. Some of it is presumably encrypted military activity, but there’s also some pirate radio and state propaganda stations.
There are a few other types of radio repeaters operating out in space as well, and not all of them are in geostationary orbit. Turning the antenna to the north, [saveitforparts] finds a few Russian satellites in an orbit specifically designed to provide polar regions with a similar radio service. These sometimes will overlap with terrestrial radio like TV or air traffic control and happily repeat them at brief intervals.
Smart glasses are a complicated technology to work with. The smart part is usually straightforward enough—microprocessors and software are perfectly well understood and easy to integrate into even very compact packages. It’s the glasses part that often proves challenging—figuring out the right optics to create a workable visual interface that sits mere millimeters from the eye.
Dev’s talk begins with an apology. He notes that it’s not possible to convey an entire photonics and optics syllabus in a short presentation, which is understandable enough. His warning, regardless, is that his talk is as dense as possible to maximise the insight into the technical information he has to offer.
Things get heavy fast, as Dev dives into a breakdown of all the different basic technologies out there that can be used for building smart glasses. On one slide, he lays them all out with pros and cons across the board. There are a wide range of different illumination and projection technologies, everything from micro-OLED displays to fancy liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) devices that are used to create an image with the aid of laser illumination. When you’re building smart glasses, though, that’s only half the story. Dev explains the various optical technologies involved in AR and their strengths and weaknesses. Once you’ve got something to make an image, you then need something to put it on in front of the eye. Dev goes on to talk about different techniques for doing this, from reflective waveguides to the amusingly-named birdbath combiners. Ultimately, you’re hunting for something that provides a clear and visible image to the user in all conditions, while still providing a great view of the world around them, too. This can be particularly challenging in high-brightness conditions, like walking around outdoors in daylight.
The talk also focuses on a particular bugbear for Dev—the fact that AR and VR aren’t treated as differently as they should be. “VR is a stack of pancakes,” says Dev. “Why is it a stack of pancakes? It’s because all of the PCBs, the optics, the emissions source for the light—is in front of the user’s nose.” Because VR is just about beaming images into the eye, with no regard for the outside world, it’s a little more straightforward. “It’s basically a stack of technology outward from the eye relief point to the back of the device.” Dev explains.
When it comes to AR, though, the solutions must be more complicated. “What’s different is AR is actually an archer,” says Dev, referring to the way such devices must fling light around. “What an archer does is it shoots light around the side of the arm, and it might have to bend it one way or another, up on the crossbar and spread it out through a waveguide, and at the very exist point… at the coupling out portion… the light has to make one more right turn… towards your eye.” Ultimately, the optics and display hardware involved tend to diverge a long way from what can be used in VR displays. “These technologies are fundamentally different,” says Dev. “It strains me to great extent that people kind of batch them into the same category.” Snapchat’s fifth-generation Spectacles have some interesting optics, but they’re perhaps not quite market ready in Dev’s opinion. The talk also steps away from raw hardware chat, and covers some of the devices on the market, and those that left it years ago. Dev makes casual mention of Google Glass, spawned all the way back in 2013, before also noting developments Microsoft made with Hololens over the year. As for the current state of play, Dev namechecks Project Orion from Meta, as well as the fifth-generation of Snapchat Spectacles.
He gives particular credit to Meta for their work on refining input modalities that work with the smart glasses interrface paradigm. Meanwhile, he notes Snapchat needs work on “comfort, weight, and looks,” given how bulky their current product is. Overall, with these products, there are problems to be overcome before they can really become mainstream tools for every day use. “The important part is the relatability of these devices,” Dev goes on to explain. “We don’t see that just yet, as a $25,000 device from Meta and something that is too thick to be socially acceptable from Snapchat.
Fundamentally, as Dev’s talk highlights, AR remains a technology still at a nascent stage of development. It’s worth remembering—it took decades to develop computers that could fit in our pockets (smartphones) or on our wrists (smartwatches). Expect smart glasses to actually go mainstream as soon as the technical and optical issues are worked out, and the software and interface solutions actually help people in day to day life.
Il caso dei numeri di telefono online delle più alte cariche dello Stato
a cura del Prof. Marco Bacini, Direttore Master Intelligence per la Sicurezza Nazionale e Internazionale —
I recenti articoli che riportano la presunta “disponibilità online” di numeri di telefono e mail appartenenti a rappresentanti istituzionali, inclusi quelli del Presidente del Consiglio, del Presidente della Repubblica e di vari ministri, hanno suscitato reazioni pubbliche e interrogativi legittimi sull’integrità e la sicurezza del sistema-Paese. Reputo però necessario distinguere con precisione tra ciò che è tecnicamente una minaccia cyber e ciò che invece, si configura come la conseguenza di una dinamica commerciale ben nota: la raccolta e rivendita di informazioni già di dominio pubblico tramite piattaforme B2B.
Other official government domains included DinnerForAmerica.gov and TheTrillion.Gov, and signal that there may have been plans to incorporate official government internet infrastructure with the meme coin investment dinner.#News
Il Ministro Giuseppe Valditara si è recato ieri in Liguria per una visita istituzionale sul territorio e per incontrare studenti, docenti e amministratori locali.
Si può raccontarla usando il vocabolario della finanza, correndo però il rischio di non aiutare a capire quel che sta succedendo. Perché l’intrecciarsi delle offerte pubbliche di scambio è naturalmente guidato dalle convenienze e compatibilità finanziarie, ma indirizzate a una risistemazione degli equilibri di potere. Tanto che il governo ha
NFTs That Cost Millions Replaced With Error Message After Project Downgraded to Free Cloudflare Plan
On Friday, thousands of NFTs that had once sold collectively for millions of dollars vanished from the internet and were replaced with the phrase “This content has been restricted. Using Cloudflare’s basic service in this manner is a violation of the Terms of Service.” The pictures eventually returned but their brief loss, as a result of one of the services that served the NFTs being migrated to a free account, is a reminder of the ephemeral nature of digital goods as well as the craze for crypto-backed pictures that dominated the internet for a few years.
The pictures were part of a CloneX RTFKT (pronounced “artifact”) collection, a Nike-backed NFT project done in collaboration with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. They disappeared because the corporate overlord that acquired them was no longer investing the time or capital into the project it once had. playlist.megaphone.fm?p=TBIEA2… At around 5 a.m. EST on the morning of April 24, more than 19,000 NFTs in the CloneX RTFKT (pronounced “artifact”) collection vanished. In their place was white text on a black background that said: “This content has been restricted. Using Cloudflare’s basic service in this manner is a violation of the Terms of Service.”
The pictures linked to a URL on Cloudflare’s site that explained a bit more about what was going on. “If you are on a Free, Pro, or Business Plan and your application appears to be serving videos or a disproportionate amount of large files without using the appropriate paid service as described below, Cloudflare may redirect your content or take other actions to protect quality of service,” it said.
One of the original pitches of NFTs is that they would live forever on the internet. The idea is that they were a digital asset, as good as a real world asset like gold or silver, and could never be destroyed or erased. The flicking out of some 19,000 NFTs and the erasure of tens of millions of dollars in Etherium called that into question.
NFTs are non-fungible tokens, which use the blockchain to “prove” the ownership of digital assets. In the speculative frenzy that followed, a lot of people got rich minting grotesque pictures and selling them online. The trend peaked around the start of 2022 when Jimmy Fallon and Paris Hilton talked about the then-popular Bored Ape Yacht Club on the Tonight Show.
Nike bought RTFKT in 2021 when corporations and investors thought NFTs would be the next big thing. No one knows what Nike paid for the company, but earlier that year Andreeseen Horowitz had valued RTFKT at $33 million and RTFKT used that number to raise $8 million in capital.
Three years later, Nike decided to pull the plug and sunset the project. At the time, Samuel Cardillo was RTFKT’s CTO and the man in charge of keeping things running. At its height, Cardillo had a team of 12 people helping him run the project. Now it’s just him. He stayed on as a consultant after Nike said it wouldn’t support the project anymore.
He’s currently in the process of migrating Nike’s NFTs off of a DigitalOcean cloud server and onto AWS. “I, personally, wanted to decentralize the assets instead of moving them just to yet another centralized hosting which would be under someone else’s will,” he said.
But Nike gets the final say, even now.
He was using Cloudflare as a third-party service to secure inbound and outbound connections from the user to DigitalOcean. The plan was and is to use this as a bridge while he decentralized the pictures on ArWeave—a blockchain for data storage.
According to Cardillo, the images vanished because Cloudflare moved RTFKT onto a free plan earlier than he expected. “The reason we're moving to the free plan is that, RTFKT is sunset, there are no plans to do any drops or anything like that so having a paid plan with Cloudflare makes absolutely no sense anymore,” he told 404 Media.
Cardillo posted about the issues on RTFKT’s Discord and fielded questions on X while he got the pictures back online. “I understand the panic,” he said. “It’s my duty to ensure that those people can be reassured, it’s part of my responsibility being in charge of all of this.”
Around the same time that the NFTs vanished, some of the people left holding the RTFKT bag filed a lawsuit against Nike. An Australian resident filed the class action lawsuit in Brooklyn, New York federal court. It said that the shoe company ending support for the NFT company led to significant losses for people who had bought them.
Cardillo declined to comment on the lawsuit, but said he still believed in the technology underlying NFTs. “I hope people see the point of this technology itself and stop using it to fuel the casino that crypto became,” he said.
Sono stati firmati dal Ministro Giuseppe Valditara due decreti finalizzati all’attivazione dei percorsi di specializzazione sul sostegno previsti dal decreto legge 71 del 2024.
Il Ministro Giuseppe Valditara ha inviato alle scuole una circolare relativa alla programmazione delle verifiche in classe e all’assegnazione dei compiti da svolgere a casa.
Il Ministro Giuseppe Valditara ha inviato alle scuole una circolare relativa alla programmazione delle verifiche in classe e all’assegnazione dei compiti da svolgere a casa.
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Il fondatore di WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, ha reso un sentito omaggio a Papa Francesco in occasione delle sue esequie, manifestando rispetto e gratitudine per il Pontefice che, nel corso degli anni, si è interessato alla sua vicenda.
Posts made by a Fosstodon server moderator on Reddit has caused some drama, leading to both Fosstodon admins to call it quits, a number of servers (threatening to) defederate from the Fosstodon server, leading to an uncertain future for the Fosstodon server.
Fosstodon drama
A few days ago someone published a post on Mastodon, with screenshots and links to posts made on Reddit by one of the Fosstodon moderators. In the linked posts, the Reddit account in question, which seemingly belongs to the Fosstodon moderator, holds various right-wing beliefs, ranging from defending the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil to claiming Democrat supporters are in a cult. Backlash to the Fosstodon server was swift and strong, with various calls and plans from other servers to defederate from Fosstodon, members of the Fosstodon server looking for other servers to move their account to, and a general condemnation from the wider community. Both Fosstodon admins have postedarticles declaring they are stepping down, citing not only the current drama as a reason, but that they see the work of being server admins as frustrating with little pay-off. One Fosstodon community member is considering to take over the administration of the server, though as of writing, that process is still ongoing and the outcome unclear.
Some thoughts and takeaways about what this drama says about the social side of federation on the network, and how different communities interact:
When a server moderators holds opinions other people view as problematic, the social cost of these views is partially extended to server users as well. See for example the account for fediverse streaming platform Owncast, which has an account on the Fosstodon server. Owncast says that they are getting messages that say they need to move servers, otherwise people will see them as Nazis. This blog post about another Fosstodon user explains a similar thought process, where it is rational for them to move to a different server, because they will be associated with the politics of the server moderator in question otherwise.
This behaviour has an impact on how people on the fediverse should find an instance they want to join. It turns out that knowing the political affiliations of server moderators is important, and that this is something that people should know about before joining a server. People will be judged for being on a server that has a moderator with toxic political views. As such, it becomes important for people to know this information beforehand: both that they will get judged for the politics of server moderators, as well as knowing what those political views actually are.
This is another indication of why the process of selecting a server when someone joins the fediverse is actually a challenge: important information that should impact server choice is not made available to users, nor is it made clear that this information is important in the first place.
The second takeaway from the situation is that it shows a need for fediverse servers to have a federation policy. How federation currently works on the fediverse is that servers are connected with each other by default, and the assumption is that servers can disconnect from each other for any reason, but will mostly do so only if one of the servers is misbehaving in some way. Freedom of association is one of the valuable features of the fediv erse. Server operators should be free to defederate from any other server, for any reason. Being able to defederate from another server because you strongly disagree with the politics from one of the server moderators is a good thing. But if this is a consistent policy of the server, it would do well to make this policy public and explicit. Servers defederating from each other can have significant impact on users, who suddenly can lose connections with their friends. A policy of defederating from other servers based on the expressed beliefs of server moderators is something that is not immediately obvious to new people joining the fediverse. There are absolutely valid reasons to do so, but it seems to me that formalising such a policy would be a good step towards making the culture on the fediverse more sustainable.
The third takeaway is that running a fediverse server is challenging, especially over longer periods of time. Both Fosstodon admins have called in quits in response to the most recent drama. Their blog posts explaining their perspectives is that this has been a long time coming, and that the Fosstodon server has been uncompensated work that they do not love doing for years now. Regardless of one’s perspective on how the admins handled the latest situation, it is a further indication that being a fediverse server admin is a challenging job, one that should not be expected that someone can do forever. This means that servers like Fosstodon need governance systems that allow for better and earlier rotation of administrative power. Fediverse software should also be better at dealing with the realities of admin burnout. The users who are transferring from Fosstodon to another server will lose their posts; Mastodon does only transfer the social graph, and not posting history. While ideally the majority of servers would have extensive governance systems in place that can help deal with admin burnout, the reality is that most servers do not. More fediverse software should provide better support for users having to move to different servers, including with their posts.
The Links
NLnet, a fund that contributes to many open-source initiatives with a long track record of support fediverse projects, has published the beneficiaries of their latest funding round. PeerTube has gotten another grant, and publisher Framasoft talked about more how the money will be spend in their 2025 roadmap. The other fediverse beneficiary is an OpenScience flavour of Bonfire. Bonfire is an upcoming fediverse platform with a broad range of features, but the platform has struggled to get to an actual release. Bonfire published a blog post about their ‘road to Bonfire 1.0’ in September 2023, and an update in October 2024 where they announced a bounty program to get contributions to improve performance of the app.
The Doo the Woo podcast, hosted by WordPress ActivityPub plugin developer Matthias Pfefferle, interviewed André Menrath. Menrath is working on a plugin to bring WordPress events to ActivityPub.
The Bad Space is a project where various fediverse servers share their blocklists to build an aggregate of fediverse servers that are potentially worth blocking. The project is now available for self-hosting.
Some new features for FediAlgo, a customisable timeline algorithm for Mastodon, including a ‘What’s Trending’ feature.
A writeup on how to make a blog site using Lemmy as data storage.
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Bonfire is inching ever closer towards a 1.0 release of its social offering, which is a landmark development for the project. But beneath the surface, there's a bigger story going on: rather than simp
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la corea del nord penso sia forse l'unico paese del mondo dove il turista invece di portare ricchezza consuma ricchezza... penso sia il motivo per cui ne autorizzano pochi (ma buoni, per loro).
@Politica interna, europea e internazionale Sofo, lei è un uomo di destra: ha co-fondato il think tank IlTalebano.com, è stato eurodeputato della Lega, che poi ha lasciato in occasione della formazione del Governo Draghi, e dal 2021 milita in Fratelli d’Italia. Eppure il suo
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Recently I had a class (at the school of art-therapy I'm currently attending) in the basics of video editing, and of course they had us use Capcut... (for those of you who don't know, it's TikTok's official app, full of AI stuff, social media optimizations, premium features etc...) I've been doing video editing on Linux since 2020 (using Cinelerra-GG), but after this class I've been looking for some "real" (i.e., as close as possible) FLOSS alternative (but w/o all the AI and the bloat) to introduce my colleagues to. I know about desktop alternatives, but here I want to focus on mobile apps (at least on Android). Initially, I really thought there was none (Open Video Editor is of no use here), and the best option would be something like CuteCut, which isn't open source but at least has 0 trackers according to Exodus. Then I stumbled upon LibreCuts. It really seems to be what I'm looking for... except, then I read that it depends on Android Studio and Android SDK. I'm not totally sure what this actually means - is it still in an early phase of development and it will eventually be available as a "normal" app in the store? And in the meantime, what should I do to try it on my phone? I'm tagging @TOV as I reckon they would have some useful insight for me, but anyone who knows better than me please help. I wonder if this may also interest @Daniel Supernault for a collab/integration for the Loops platform? @Signor Amministratore ⁂ @Devol ⁂
The truth is that editing videos on Android is a challenge because users are limited to small screens. Also, the lack of reliable applications do not help users to adequately edit videos on mobile devices.
I tried to discover a workflow for editing videos on Android a long time ago and had no success. Most video editors on mobile devices are limited. Perhaps this limitation is due to the limited processing power mobile devices offer. Because desktop processors have higher clock speeds and fewer power restrictions than mobile devices, applications like 2D and 3D animation, photo editing and video editing are better done on desktop computers.
@TOV Thank you for the reply! Well, this is my opinion, too, but what I'm saying here is that the average users wanting to make a simple, quick edit for whatever reason (from reels to post on social networks, to therapeutical activity, like in my case), really don't care about power or screen size, they just need some app on their phone to edit on the go. This is why I was looking for an alternative, because many people really appreciate CapCut for this reason, so I think it would be nice to have something else to offer them.
@TOV Well, I really wonder whether @Daniel Supernault has any ideas or plans about this (I know he's very busy with all of his projects at the moment, but maybe for the future...). I think this would be much appreciated by #pixelfed and #loops users (CapCut was created for TikTok users after all) 😉
This page is very interesting. According to Google, a video editing application can be implemented using Kotlin or Java. developer.android.com/media/im…
L'articolo proviene da #StartMag e viene ricondiviso sulla comunità Lemmy @Informatica (Italy e non Italy 😁) Menlo Park sfodera l'app Meta Ai compatibile con gli occhiali intelligenti realizzati dal gruppo. Chiara l'intenzione di presidiare tutti gli ambiti utili a potenziare e sfamare i propri algoritmi: via
🚩ATTENZIONE🚩: il 2 maggio è prevista la migrazione di Pixelfed.uno su un nuovo server dedicato![i]
Venerdì 2 maggio, l'istanza Pixelfed.uno verrà spostata su un server più veloce e capiente per sostenere la sua recente crescita(sono stati superati i 500GB di immagini condivise!).
[b]⚠️ Cosa aspettarsi: - Interruzioni durante i lavori (il sito sarà offline alcune ore). - Nessun dato perso: tutte le foto e i profili saranno al sicuro!
Perché la migrazione? 🚀 Pixelfed.uno è la prima istanza italiana pixelfed e la prima consigliata dopo quella ufficiale: pixelfed.org/servers e c'è l'intenzione di mantenerla veloce, gratuita e senza pubblicità
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo L'ex presidente dell’Associazione degli Avvocati Progressisti (ÇHD) è stato scarcerato dopo otto anni di prigione. Ma solo un giorno dopo, lo stesso tribunale che aveva approvato la sua liberazione ha emesso un nuovo mandato di arresto. La sua
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo Putin offre una tregua ma martella le linee e le città ucraine, confermando le rivendicazioni territoriali e il no all'ingresso di Kiev nella Nato. La strategia di Trump mostra i suoi limiti L'articolo Ucraina. Il bastone e la carota di Mosca spazientiscono Trump pagineesteri.it/2025/04/30/mon…
Bisogna avere la faccia come il sedere per dire determinate cose. Io non so che posizione abbiano tutti gli altri cittadini europei, ma quelli italiani in larga maggioranza sono contrari ai piani di riarmo guerrafondai di Ursula Von der Leyen. Questa naista dei giorni nostri continua a mentire spudoratamente. Il discorso che ha fatto oggi al congresso del Partito Popolare Europeo sembrava scopiazzato dagli appunti di Hitler a cavallo tra la prima e la seconda guerra mondiale: dobbiamo riarmarci, dobbiamo difenderci, ci vogliono invadere, non bisogna cedere alla diplomazia. Servono armi e guerra per fare la pace. Non sto scherzando! Questa naista del nuovo secolo, sappiatelo, è a capo dell'Unione Europea grazie a personaggi come Giorgia Meloni ed Elly Schlein.
Questa na*ista del nuovo secolo parla di diritto di difendersi ma non dice una sola parola sulla difesa dei Palestinesi contro i terroristi isrl.
Un esperimento “non autorizzato”, condotto dall'Università di Zurigo, ha riempito un subreddit di commenti generati dall'AI
Aspre polemiche sul fatto che i ricercatori dell'Università di Zurigo lo abbiano condotto di nascosto, senza informare i moderatori del subreddit: "L'abbiamo fatto a fin di bene!". Ma Reddit valuta azioni legali.
Ecco quanto è complicato il nostro lavoro. mi riferisco agli informatici.
Ed ecco perché metterci sotto pressione, sottopagati, con carenze di organico strutturali non è mai una buona idea.
Poi, magari le cause del problema non sono state queste ma voglio puntare il dito sul fatto che ormai tutto è informatizzato, anche in sistemi critici. È in questo contesto che va inserito il mio discorso; l'articolo è solo uno spunto.
Le prime conseguenze elettorali del secondo mandato presidenziale di Donald Trump si sono potute osservare nella giornata di lunedì, anche se non negli Stati Uniti e con risultati che hanno evidenziato un’influenza indiscutibilmente negativa.
Nel cuore del Mediterraneo, Italia e Turchia stanno ridefinendo il panorama della cooperazione industriale nel settore della difesa. A margine degli incontri a Roma, che hanno visto la firma di accordi strategici tra i
È ufficiale: la Germania sarà il primo Paese europeo a richiedere formalmente lo scorporo delle spese per la Difesa dai parametri sul debito previsti dal Patto di stabilità. Dopo ottant’anni di politiche in senso opposto, Berlino intende
@Politica interna, europea e internazionale “La dichiarazione congiunta che adottiamo conferma la solidità dei nostri rapporti e oggi getta le basi per rafforzare ancora di più il nostro partenariato”. Per Meloni Erdogan è un
La Germania è il primo Paese europeo ad avvalersi della possibilità di escludere dal calcolo del Patto di Stabilità le spese militari, nell’ambito del programma ReArm Europe lanciato per rafforzare le capacità di difesa
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I magistrati hanno anche fatto delle intercettazioni telefoniche.
In una di queste intercettazioni, uno dei carabinieri raccomandava a un collega di non parlare a nessuno di quello che accadeva in caserma: «Da questa caserma non deve uscire niente, dobbiamo essere come la mafia», diceva.
La storia di una straordinaria stamperia: il 9 e il 10 maggio, al Centro Culturale LA CAMERA VERDE (Ostiense, via G. Miani 20), si proietta il documentario "IL LABORATORIO", di Pasquale Napolitano (scrittura del regista e di Daniela Allocca).
>>> Vittorio Avella, maestro incisore, e Antonio Sgambati nel 1978 a Nola, fondano Il Laboratorio di Nola. 45 anni di attività segnano questo luogo come tra gli ultimi avamposti dove il libro non è mai stato una questione di codici a barre. Il libro nel laboratorio diventa un’esperienza umana. Il film di Napolitano racconta l’idea, la gioia del fare, del saper aspettare, cosa accade quando il torchio si mette in movimento, cosa vuol dire tirare su una stamperia ... <<<
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in reply to Tiziano :friendica: • • •Re: LibreCuts – it does not seem to be available from Google Play (the official app store) nor F-Droid (an alternative app store).
The references in the repo to the SDK etc. mean you would have to build the app on your computer/laptop and then load onto your phone.
This is all doable, but not a very user-friendly process, I'm afraid. Maybe you want to message the developer and ask for a release.
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in reply to TOV • •Thank you for the reply! Well, this is my opinion, too, but what I'm saying here is that the average users wanting to make a simple, quick edit for whatever reason (from reels to post on social networks, to therapeutical activity, like in my case), really don't care about power or screen size, they just need some app on their phone to edit on the go.
This is why I was looking for an alternative, because many people really appreciate CapCut for this reason, so I think it would be nice to have something else to offer them.
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in reply to TOV • •Well, I really wonder whether @Daniel Supernault has any ideas or plans about this (I know he's very busy with all of his projects at the moment, but maybe for the future...). I think this would be much appreciated by #pixelfed and #loops users (CapCut was created for TikTok users after all) 😉
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Create a basic video editing app using Media3 Transformer
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