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CoffeeBreaker via Apple

today, 11:07 AM (Received today, 12:44 PM)

CoffeeBreaker
today, 11:07 AM (Received today, 12:44 PM)

Apple has a huge product roadmap for the smart home: Here’s what’s coming

Apple’s home products (primarily HomePod mini and Apple TV) have been the talk of the town for the past couple of years. The reasoning is quite simple: the current iterations are 4-6 years old.

Apple has a huge product roadmap for the smart home: Here’s what’s coming - 9to5Mac

Apple’s home products (primarily HomePod mini and Apple TV) have been the talk of the town for the past couple...

^{Michael Burkhardt (9to5Mac)}

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in reply to CoffeeBreaker

mbirth 🇬🇧

in reply to CoffeeBreaker today, 12:02 PM (Received today, 12:44 PM)

... supposedly ... should ... should ... should ... potentially ... may ... hope ... should ... hopefully ... should ... indicating ... hopefully ... 🥱

in reply to CoffeeBreaker

Nanook

in reply to CoffeeBreaker today, 12:55 PM

Not coming to my home as long as IOS remains locked and proprietary.

gera via Linux

yesterday, 8:07 PM

gera
yesterday, 8:07 PM

What's good volume control program for pipewire?

I've used pavucontrol throughout pretty much all my Linux life. But it only controls pulseaudio side of things. I found that it does not work that well with pipewire.

For example if I do something like wpctl set-mute 56 toggle, the mute state is not reflected in any way in pavucontrol, but I see that the device is muted for example in alsamixer.

Any good pipewire-native volume control?

#linux

This entry was edited (yesterday, 8:25 PM)

in reply to gera

swelter_spark

in reply to gera today, 3:43 AM (Received today, 4:03 AM)

I haven't had problems using pavucontrol with pipewire.

myusername via Open Source

yesterday, 6:04 PM

myusername
yesterday, 6:04 PM

A full-featured 2D + 3D CAD application built in Rust with GPU-accelerated rendering. Native DWG & DXF read and write, paper space, ACIS solids, dimensions, layouts. An open source community project by Hakan Seven, recognized and promoted by the OpenAEC Foundation.

Open CAD Studio

Open CAD Studio: 2D + 3D CAD-applicatie in Rust met GPU-versnelde rendering. Native DWG/DXF lezen en schrijven, paper space, ACIS solids — een open source community-project door Hakan Seven, herkend door de OpenAEC Foundation.

^{OpenAEC Foundation}

#opensource

This entry was edited (yesterday, 6:06 PM)

myusername via Linux

yesterday, 6:08 PM

myusername
yesterday, 6:08 PM

Open CAD Studio

cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/51469097

A full-featured 2D + 3D CAD application built in Rust with GPU-accelerated rendering. Native DWG & DXF read and write, paper space, ACIS solids, dimensions, layouts. An open source community project by Hakan Seven, recognized and promoted by the OpenAEC Foundation.

Open CAD Studio - Lemmy

Lemmy

^lemmy.ml

#linux

Henry Fisher via Techlore

Saturday, August 15, 2026, 4:00 PM (Received yesterday, 1:00 PM)

Henry Fisher
Saturday, August 15, 2026, 4:00 PM (Received yesterday, 1:00 PM)

California Built a Delete Button for Your Data - Here's How It Works (Cal Privacy Interview)

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California created a free service that deletes your personal information from over 600 registered data brokers. Tom Kemp, Executive Director of the California Privacy Protection Agency (Cal Privacy), breaks down how the DROP system actually works, why data brokers face fines of up to $40 million a day for non-compliance, what to do if you live outside California, and more.

🔗 SOURCES & LINKS
• Cal Privacy: cppa.ca.gov
• DROP: privacy.ca.gov
• California Safe at Home Program: sos.ca.gov/registries/safe-hom…

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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00:00 INTRO
00:01:44 CPPA VS. CAL PRIVACY
00:02:52 TOM'S BACKGROUND
00:04:39 CAL PRIVACY RELATIONSHIP WITH BIG TECH
00:07:38 CAL PRIVACY INSPIRATION
00:12:23 THE PRIVACY PARADOX
00:15:15 CALIFORNIA'S APPROACH VS. OTHERS
00:18:04 UPCOMING BROWSER REQUIREMENTS
00:19:15 DELETE REQUEST AND OPT-OUT PLATFORM (DROP)
00:26:08 HOW DROP WORKS
00:28:05 DROP VS. DATA REMOVAL SERVICES
00: 37:14 WHO RUNS THE DROP TECH?
00:39:43 DATA SECURITY & INFRASTRUCTURE
00:46:14 LEAVING OR CUSTOMIZING DROP
00:46:46 TIMING
00:47:33 DATA BROKER REGISTRY
00:49:41 DATA BROKER REACTION
00:51:36 WHY IS THIS RETROACTIVE?
00:54:45 HOW TO ADVOCATE WHERE YOU ARE
00:57:50 FEDERAL PRIVACY REGULATION
01:00:12 HOW TO UTILIZE YOUR RIGHTS & TOOLS
01:04:14 FINAL THOUGHTS

#databrokers #dataremoval #digitalprivacy

#privacy #security #techlore #digital rights #Tech Lore

This entry was edited (yesterday, 12:55 PM)

SocialistVibes01 via Linux

yesterday, 12:44 PM

SocialistVibes01
yesterday, 12:44 PM

KDE Announces “Bulletproof” KDE Suite with Three Years of Support

"Kreate" a problem. Sell the solution. They shunned Jonathan Riddell for this.

kde-announces-bulletproof-kde-suite-with-three-years-of-support

^{9to5linux.com}

#linux

in reply to SocialistVibes01

BananaTrifleViolin

in reply to SocialistVibes01 yesterday, 4:44 PM

Sounds like good news; more sponsorship for KDE and an LTS release which will benefit all users.

like this

Sniatch via Linux

yesterday, 6:57 AM

Sniatch
yesterday, 6:57 AM

Epic Games Store: Launcher to get Linux version

The Epic Games Store launcher is to run natively on Linux. There is no date, and Linux is not yet included in the preview of the new client.

^{Daniel Herbig (heise online)}

#linux

Software	Current	Yesterday[1D]	Last Week[6D]	Last Month[30D]	3 Months Ago[90D]	6 Months Ago[180D]	1 Year Ago[365D]	All-Time Maximum
Piefed	6179	6173	5556	2322	1632	1648	304	6179
Lemmy	40418	41389	39183	36132	35313	40214	48182	72618
Mbin	808	822	825	773	739	880	914	3967
Threadiverse	47405	48384	45564	39227	37684	42742	49400

Mastodon	787641	788844	798673	740922	676783	684859	913427	2737163
Pixelfed	119519	120239	115309	120485	77178	111147	234134	338813
Peertube	41181	41348	40855	28695	26691	23287	35082	41348
Loops	8088	8316	8110	4423	1969	29174	0	29821
Bookwyrm	1563	1606	1609	3817	2805	2962	7524	9429
Friendica	2632	2618	2637	1460	1297	1743	4395	4734
Forgejo	114	121	124	510	386	370	615	1168
Funkwhale	267	266	270	258	218	227	480	1114
Flohmarkt	21	18	33	33	3	0	0	40

Fediverse	1008431	1011760	1013184	939830	825014	896511	1245057

Software	-1 Day[1D]	-1 Week[6D]	-1 Month[30D]	-3 Months[90D]	-6 Months[180D]	-1 Year[365D]	-All-Time Maximum
Piefed	6	623	3857	4547	4531	5875	0
Lemmy	-971	1235	4286	5105	204	-7764	-32200
Mbin	-14	-17	35	69	-72	-106	-3159
Threadiverse	-979	1841	8178	9721	4663	-1995

Mastodon	-1203	-11032	46719	110858	102782	-125786	-1949522
Pixelfed	-720	4210	-966	42341	8372	-114615	-219294
Peertube	-167	326	12486	14490	17894	6099	-167
Loops	-228	-22	3665	6119	-21086	0	-21733
Bookwyrm	-43	-46	-2254	-1242	-1399	-5961	-7866
Friendica	14	-5	1172	1335	889	-1763	-2102
Forgejo	-7	-10	-396	-272	-256	-501	-1054
Funkwhale	1	-3	9	49	40	-213	-847
Flohmarkt	3	-12	-12	18	0	0	-19

Fediverse	-3329	-4753	68601	183417	111920	-236626

Software	-1 Day[1D]	-1 Week[6D]	-1 Month[30D]	-3 Months[90D]	-6 Months[180D]	-1 Year[365D]	-All-Time Maximum
Piefed	0.1%	11.2%	166.1%	278.6%	274.9%	1932.6%	0.0%
Lemmy	-2.3%	3.2%	11.9%	14.5%	0.5%	-16.1%	-44.3%
Mbin	-1.7%	-2.1%	4.5%	9.3%	-8.2%	-11.6%	-79.6%
Threadiverse	-2.0%	4.0%	20.8%	25.8%	10.9%	-4.0%

Mastodon	-0.2%	-1.4%	6.3%	16.4%	15.0%	-13.8%	-71.2%
Pixelfed	-0.6%	3.7%	-0.8%	54.9%	7.5%	-49.0%	-64.7%
Peertube	-0.4%	0.8%	43.5%	54.3%	76.8%	17.4%	-0.4%
Loops	-2.7%	-0.3%	82.9%	310.8%	-72.3%	0.0%	-72.9%
Bookwyrm	-2.7%	-2.9%	-59.1%	-44.3%	-47.2%	-79.2%	-83.4%
Friendica	0.5%	-0.2%	80.3%	102.9%	51.0%	-40.1%	-44.4%
Forgejo	-5.8%	-8.1%	-77.6%	-70.5%	-69.2%	-81.5%	-90.2%
Funkwhale	0.4%	-1.1%	3.5%	22.5%	17.6%	-44.4%	-76.0%
Flohmarkt	16.7%	-36.4%	-36.4%	600.0%	0.0%	0.0%	-47.5%

Fediverse	-0.3%	-0.5%	7.3%	22.2%	12.5%	-19.0%

Software	Fediverse-Observer^[1]^	FediDB ^[2]^
Piefed	6179	6196
Lemmy	40418	49143
Mbin	808	1418
Threadiverse	47405	56757

Mastodon	787641	1026747
Pixelfed	119519	129301
Peertube	41181	38969
Loops	8088	7997
Bookwyrm	1563	3818
Friendica	2632	3293
Forgejo	114	1421
Funkwhale	267	761

Fediverse	1008431	1269064