Switched from admin_toolbar to the new core nav module but missing easy access to "flush caches" and other tools?
Navigation Extra Tools to the rescue.
Thanks, @lostcarpark@drupal.community & @ultimike@drupal.community!
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Currently debugging a set of opensource tools for automatic backyard bird detection using a Raspberry Pi.
Amazing as the tool is (it works!), it's an unholy goulash of procedural PHP, Python, and bash scripts.
I know we all like to swear at Drupal's code sometimes, but it's *immaculate* compared to this thing.
It pays off to leave the island once in a while. Puts things in perspective.
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@cmccullough Exactly. The fun has been drained from the wonder that was web content. The Post Truth era indeed.
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@cainaru@mastodon.social Absolutely and it's super fun too.
We're running https://github.com/tphakala/birdnet-go on a Raspberry Pi, which provides a web interface on top of the core "detection engine" #Birdnet (https://birdnet.cornell.edu/analyzer/)
(docs: https://birdnet-team.github.io/BirdNET-Analyzer/)
"Two supply chain attacks in two weeks. Both followed the same pattern.
Buy a trusted plugin with an established install base, inherit the #WordPress.org commit access, and inject malicious code. [...]
WordPress.org has no mechanism to flag or review plugin ownership transfers."
I wonder if the Drupal marketplace folks have considered ownership transfer issues...
https://anchor.host/someone-bought-30-wordpress-plugins-and-planted-a-backdoor-in-all-of-them/
The Estonian Refugee Council is hiring a full time #Drupal Digital Solutions Officer.
Fully#remote possible (sanctioned territories excluded).
https://hr.pagulasabi.ee/en/digital-solutions-officer-drupal-based
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DrupalCan shows you have considered organising a smaller event outside the US.
Was it so unpalpable to skip a year or two in the US and work on two smaller ones in Canada?
Can the Drupal Association actually survive without DrupalCon USA revenue? If not, then maybe that should be front and center instead of ehticalwashing the Orlando choice.
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@cainaru@mastodon.social That said, if you want bird detection in your pocket, there's always the Merlin app: https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/
Same detection engine, but since it sits on your phone you can take it with you. But it doesn't do continuous detection nor track detection history and trends and other stuff.
Your choice.
Por qué no los dos?
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@Klara@drupal.community @pcambra@drupal.community @ifrik@drupal.community @drupal@mastodon.social @DrupalConEUR@mastodon.social I would certainly expect the DA's comms folks to communicate such changes to Kuoni.
Completely refactoring something.
Can open, worms everywhere.
Current status:
out of memory (computer and operator).
@rachel@norfolk.social Sucker. Born. Minutely.
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@greg_harvey@tooting.ch Ah French rallies... this pic could have been taken any time the last 50 years 😀
@philipnorton42@fosstodon.org The more you stare at it, the more it stares back.
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@greg_harvey System sounds horrible, but Vatel sounds cool. Always knew Mo would go places.
@mikemccaffrey@wandering.shop Some great technical writing on this:
https://taranis.ie/datacenters-in-space-are-a-terrible-horrible-no-good-idea/
@rachel@norfolk.social @ddd@drupal.community @mandclu@drupal.community @acquia@drupal.community I did not consider hiring processes in other cultures and stand corrected, though I personally still find such certificates empty().
@afilina@phpc.social For what it's worth, Cory Doctorov uses https://deflect.ca/, and I have it on my list for if/when I need CF-like protection.
It might suit your purposes and they might be happy to accommodate community projects.
At any rate they look and feel human scale...
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In today's realm of possibilities that is undecidedly the best option to delve into.
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@cainaru@mastodon.social
To avoid confusion: Birdnet-go is a modern reimagining of the originial https://github.com/Nachtzuster/BirdNET-Pi (the unholy php/python/bash mess that nevertheless works, mostly.)
Given that the average snooker club table is not 100% level and does not have a cloth without dirt and other obstacles, it's super frustrating to work on your snooker technique when you're not sure if you're doing it wrong, or if it's the table.
Not unlike when you're writing custom Drupal code and it's not working and you're not sure if you're doing it wrong, or it's Drupal (core/contrib/...).
@greg_harvey@tooting.ch Not sure. I've started using framagit for hosting static pages (codeberg is reworking its pages system) so I'm kicking in, but I'm unsure about their finances...
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@greg_harvey In France? Still the system of submitting your first, second, and third uni choices and hoping for the best?
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@greg_harvey hosting model? At first glance the community edition's feature set looked a good fit...
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@ddd @mandclu @acquia Please stop providing "certificates" of attendance.
A piece of paper that "certifies" I was at a one-day workshop only has performative value for Linkedin and whatnot.
Issuing "certificates" like this devalues actual industry-accepted certification / accreditation.
Honestly, if *you* were an employer, would you go "ooh, they managed a full-day attention span on this beginner topic, I must hire them!"?
Cursor introduces Composer 2.
Not to be confused with that other Composer 2 😑 .