Project 2025 Tracker

https://www.project2025.observer

"About this tracker

Project 2025 Tracker began as a humble spreadsheet created by /u/rusticgorilla, combined with /u/mollynaquafina's vision for making this information accessible to everyone through a dedicated website.

What started as a passion project by two Redditors has grown into a community-driven resource, powered by people like you who believe in the importance of transparent, detailed analysis."

#project2025 #tracker #useful #signalboost

Little known fact: #iPhone can read your #washing label and tell you what the symbols mean with its #Siri knowledge, this is a #useful AI feature that predates “Apple Intelligence”.

Just take a photo, swipe up on it and in the middle at the bottom of the screen you’ll see a picture of a washing machine, tap that, then tap “look up laundry care”

Do people use composable fields to build #django #forms instead of repeating fields in endless form classes?
I’m leaning toward this approach to create flexible forms like NewUserForm for different purposes. For example:
- username, email
- username, email, password1, password2
- email, zip code, address, …

(thanks #useful #AI for helping me re-write my thoughts in a more concise way)

In old cowboy #books I read as a kid there were people who had lots of #skills--saddling horses, caring for livestock, fixing fences, maintaining tools, cooking on the trail, harnessing oxen, repairing wagons and barrels, etc. They were always in demand and someone always needed what they were doing.

I think people who understand file systems, network protocols, a couple of coding languages, graphics, etc. are kind of like that, now.

EDIT: As @Shanmonster has reminded me, the physical cowboy skills don't stop being awesome just because lots of our world shifted to an information/service model. If you can code AND fix a fence... damn. You're killing it.

This eco-bookshelf converts into a coffin.

#Death #Useful

https://themindcircle.com/shelf-turns-into-coffin/

A bunch of (100+) useful open source (mainly) security tools and products:

https://www.infosecworrier.dk/stuff/securityproducts/

Yet another cool and useful package from @coolbutuseless: {minixml} lets you build xml files in a programmatic way. I see good use for it in one of the internal packages at work... https://coolbutuseless.github.io/package/minixml/ #RStats #XML #cool #useful

Oh wow, I just found this super useful tool. It lets you check if your favicon looks good in different browsers.

https://favio.io/

I wanted to capture the essence of community support and kindness through this artwork. The vibrant colors and the inviting imagery aim to create a sense of comfort and hope. I hope to encourage others to think about the role we all play in helping those who are hungry.

"#photography #Compassion #altruism #Useful #Kind #Solidity #local #initiative #Evanston #hunger #relief #compassion #Zen #support #freefood #Urbanex #Urban #Elloon #communityfridge #Usa #urbanart

https://kottke.org/24/10/0045420-forums-are-still-alive-ac

Yet another cool and useful package from @coolbutuseless: {minixml} lets you build xml files in a programmatic way. I see good use for it in one of the internal packages at work... https://coolbutuseless.github.io/package/minixml/ #RStats #XML #cool #useful

How did I not learn about this earlier..? #useful #ai #automation

https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric

Yet another cool and useful package from @coolbutuseless: {minixml} lets you build xml files in a programmatic way. I see good use for it in one of the internal packages at work... https://coolbutuseless.github.io/package/minixml/ #RStats #XML #cool #useful

Because useful things deserve to be shared everywhere, not just on twitter... even if this one in particular might make you cry.

https://ios404.com/ - the missing web features of iOS. Made by Shalanah Dawson.

#useful : full of use, advantage, or profit

- French: utile

- German: nützlich

- Italian: utile

- Portuguese: útil

- Spanish: útil

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See previous words @ https://wordofthehour.org/r/past

Just found the IRC client for your motherboard

https://github.com/codyd51/uefirc

Should you use it? Check out the section!
https://github.com/codyd51/uefirc?tab=readme-ov-file#should-i-use-this

Hi! Thought I'd drop the Internet Trove here on Fedi as well.

On here I list my favorite browser extensions, F-Droid apps, PC apps, websites, hardware and other tips here and there. Check it out if you like!

https://app.simplenote.com/p/yVGQmx