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July is Queer Wrath Month, but it is also Disability Pride Month, and this month marks a special pride flag that many of us might not realize we get to fly.

Disabilities come in all forms, but the one that affects me most is an invisible one up in my brain: ADHD.

Executive Dysfunction, short term memory issues, and auditory processing disorder, are among the most pronounced symptoms that impact my ability to function at a normal level.

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food (vegan), negative 

The local fruit-and-vegetable market stall folks apparently retired 😔

Really nice people, really good fruit (far better than I can get anywhere else) and the retirement seems pretty sudden so it's a bit concerning

@daedalus Oh yeah, for sure. Where 'urgent' is defined as "this is getting in the way of doing the thing that I, personally, want to do", of course.

food (not vegan) 

The local weird cheese shop has rapidly become one of my favourite shops; they have a really interesting mix of decent-and-affordable cheese, heavily discounted (>50%) miscellanous food products from overstock, and unusual stuff like weird flavours of candy.

It's technically a chain of stores, but it sure doesn't feel like it either.

They said they wanted a fairytale wedding, but when I show up and place a curse on their firstborn, suddenly I’m an asshole!

Music festivals are now so important for :sncb: that they don’t show intermediate stops when the trains goes along a music festival…

@daedalus It makes a lot more sense once you realize that a lot of software developers mainly value the "making a thing and being able to say you made it" part and not really the "solving someone else's problem" part.

It's like someone making a crappy table in their garage, which would be fine except now the crappy table is mandatorily deployed to every home at scale.

There's no intent to maintain or fix anything to begin with.

As I keep trying to gently point out: successful, useful software spends most of its time being maintained. Maintaining something you don't understand is really hard to do well.

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I am struggling to be kind when tech folks are speaking positively of vibe coding something and planning to put it into production but neither they nor any of the people expected to support it know anything about how the code is structured or works.

1873
hoezo 1873
Als een van de laatste Europese landen schafte Nederland in 1863 de slavernij alsnog officieel af. Het staatstoezicht’ dat daarop volgde duurde tot 1873 en gold voor vrijwel alle tot slaaf gemaakten. Hoewel op papier ze vrij waren moest er nog 10 jaar gedwongen onbetaald op de plantages doorgewerkt worden. De tien jaar regel gold overigens alleen voor Suriname.

Perez Loy Apakanaike 1954-2019
Is de bedenker van deze button, hij heeft er zijn levenswerk van gemaakt om het jaar 1873 bekendheid te geven!

#1873 #Perezloy #afschaffingslavernij #anticommercieleactiebeweging #button #acab #brandalism #ketikoti #diadiabolishom #emancipationday

Glad to see that the cup deposit scheme in Lisbon also supports payment cards, and not just (proprietary-OS-only) smartphone apps like a bunch of other such schemes I've seen...

Het park ligt naast het nieuwe migratiemuseum. De stakers gaan proberen het museum een spandoek aan te bieden waarop ze hun namen hebben geschreven. Want met deze staking schrijven ze geschiedenis, en over een tijdje zal dat spandoek een museumwaardig stuk zijn. doorbraak.eu/4-juli-rotterdam-

Er zullen in Nederland weinig van dit soort #Viltrox-lenzen zijn verkocht maar toch, een gewaarschuwd mens telt voor twee. Ook #Tamron waarschuwt voor de update van #Nikon.

nikonrumors.com/2025/07/02/vil

Het gevolg kan zijn dat je je lens ‘bricked’ en dus onbruikbaar maakt.

"Voor het opbouwen van rasterwerk voor wanden en plafonds, maar ook voor het maken van meubels, heb je kwalitatief hout nodig. Kies daarom voor lat hardhout geschaafd 12x68mm 210cm. Deze lat is gemaakt van hardhout, een sterke en harde houtsoort met een donkere en warme uitstraling."

Pff, Gamma, je kunt toch op z'n minst iets beter je best doen om te verhullen dat je tekst automatisch gegenereerd is...

@domo (I should note that these things are not expensive at all, about 5 EUR off AliExpress, and given the overall quality of the scissors they'd still be worth it without the laser IMO)

@domo I haven't had much chance to test it yet (I've only just calibrated the angle correctly), but I expect that it'll be a bit of both; I've found laser guides to be very useful on powertools, and it serves a similar purpose here.

If you just need to cut something more-or-less accurately, it's not really going to do anything for you. But if you need perfectly straight cuts, I've found line indicators to be much more accurate than point/arrow indicators, because small inaccuracies get amplified by the end of the line immediately.

You don't necessarily need to say "image of" in your alt text for users to know it's an image. Screen readers will announce that it's an image. But it can help readers to specify the type of image: hand-drawn image, Polaroid, infographic, screenshot, chart, map, diagram, or so on.

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