Notices by Ian Douglas Scott (ids1024@fosstodon.org)

@foone Maybe "oceanus pacificus" should be a genative here ("of the pacific"). So "oceani pacifici". I believe two nominative nouns following each other implies they have the same referant. Swapping the word order to have the genative at the end might be more natural, but either is correct.

"Oestrus electrumque pacificus" could work too, maybe. (Not sure if "-que" would be natural or odd here as an alternative to "et".) Like "senatus populusque romanus".

@foone Ah, the state motto of Northern California.

@aral Client-side, we've done some work on integrating accesskit into Iced, but that still needs to be finished.

@aral Proper support for screen readers on Wayland will require some kind of agreement in the ecosystem on how to handle screen reader shortcuts.

Though in the mean time it looks like it wouldn't be too hard to patch at-spi2-core with a backend to support a cosmic-comp specific mechanism for that. I've been looking into this recently. Then that's something that could be proposed upstream at least as a demonstration of what's required here.

The #COSMIC desktop environment, powered by the gay agenda.

The panel/dock run applets as separate processes that create a #Wayland window for the panel to display. So with a native Linux game like Celeste, that works with `SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland`, it's possible to run in a panel applet.

It "works" if you can play with a lot of the window cut off. I wonder if Gamescope could be used to do funny tricks with scaling (why not add a third Wayland compositor to the stack).

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@scottmichaud Important household tip: always keep your exploding and non exploding keyboards in separate containers: properly labeled, secured and fire proofed.

@foone That's one way to comply with the GPLv3 "tivoization" clause.

@foone (No eBay, I'm not looking for a midi dress. It doesn't even have pockets to put a MIDI module in, so what would it be useful for?!)

@foone This can be an issue when looking for MIDI stuff.

All engineering is reverse engineering if you document things poorly enough.

@foone Normally an LLVM backend, but that works too.

@foone Is the dryer booting a linux kernel with an initramfs? And some unneeded modules they carelessly included?

@lazerwalker I like how the USB HID spec attempted to cover every weird device anyone had ever built that interfaces with humans. I wonder if some of these have never actually been used, since the only devices that would use them predated USB, and no one particularly thought it worthwhile to recreate.

All control flow constructs are just gotos in a trenchcoat.