It’s those behind the fedilab app -> https://toot.fedilab.app/@apps/115572783993063223

Oh, on. The setting thing was what I understood from the discussion in the link, but I didn’t go very deep

Ok, clear, thank you.

So this has been implemented as a Lemmy feature for more than one year, and it’s default behavioiur a setting for the particular community

Ok, this makes sense, and I had no idea it was like this

Mmh, that’s not an explanation: when I look at an hastag timeline in mastodon, I expect to see all the posts that federate with my server and contain the relevant hastag.

In this case I for sure see also posts that are federated, but, AFAIK, do not contain the hashtag. The only element is the name of the community

I cannot understand what bonfire is about: another microblogging software?

• URL radio and antennapod have android auto integration

• Firefox can be used for offline translations: just go to about:translations

  • now there is a separate app using the same engine that also has ocr “offline translator”, check it out

• handy news reader: you can set up filters for feeds. So if you are interested only to articles about a certain topics from a generalist website, you can use this feature

• image toolbox has a very handy OCR integration

• the best tetris version you can play on android: lemuroid emulator + apotris, an open source Tetris clone for GBA, maybe the best in existence

What? I’m reinstalling it right now!

If the same translation engine is used in multiple apps, then it would probably make sense to have it at system level like it happens for TTS engines. I wonder of this is possible, somehow

Of all the nations I didn’t expect Italy do do something, given the government parties statements on the flotilla.

As an Italian I won’t believe our ship will actually do something useful until I see it

The developer has a blog and this post describes how he implemented OCR and translated text overlay. It’s a fascinating and interesting read!

With lemmy account you can only join “groups”, so other Lemmy communities, or equivalent piefed or nodebb.

With a Mastodon account you can also join groups (Lemmy etc), but you can also follow single accounts from any mastodon, pixelfed, peertube etc instance.

Why then having a Lemmy account? The interface, how you see the posts, depends on the software. Lemmy is reddit-like, mastodon is twitter-like etc

If you want to upload your video to a peertube instance, then you need an account on that instance

Nevertheless, Dudley Curtis points out that “over the last decade or more, the number of deaths on the roads in the United States has risen, while in Europe it has fallen slowly, but it has still fallen”.

In the meantime in Europe we want to halve the road deaths by 2030 and have no deaths on roads by 2050, and we are already far from being on track to hit the target:

https://urban-mobility-observatory.transport.ec.europa.eu/news-events/news/european-commission-releases-preliminary-figures-road-fatalities-2024-2025-03-21_en

I understand why you write this, but collecting data is the first step when you want to change something.

Even if a femomenon sounds obvious, maybe it is not. Moreover the study analyses also why this happens, and it is pretty interesting.

But that’s very be difficult to implement. You would have to start a financial investigation for every fine, an impossible task.

On the other side the nominal value of a car could be easily computed via official tables based on model and age. And you can be sure that rich people will drive expensive car, even if they don’t own anything, on paper

In Italy this wouldn’t work: all the assholes with cars speeding along highways are formally indigent, not paying any taxes.

The fine should be proportional to the value of the car, or to a formula that includes weight an power of the vehicle

I think it’s implied that street design is part if the limit. I’ve not been there but I bet that streets are narrow, with speed bumps and chicanes

For my understanding, what is the difference between a quote post and a post that contains a link to another post?

Europeans to miss certain privacy holes in iOS 26 features thanks to strict EU regulations

FTFY

I cannot read the article, but a part of me wishes that the USA forces Europe to become more indipendent.

Huawei was cut off with all the tariffs and was hit hard, but now they came back stronger than before, and this time around USA cannot hit them anymore:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMFdYFmeiBA