Classement de clients RSS, pour aider à faire son choix.
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Bon à savoir plutôt que de racheter un PC (pour ceux qui veulent rester sous Windows)

La bulle GenAI va éclater. Essai de résumé d'un looooong papier de Ed Zitron

Si le règlement européen « Chat Control » est ratifié par les États membres de l’Union, vos messages privés seront lus et analysés avant d’être envoyés, tandis que le chiffrement sera compromis à jamais. Signez la pétition de la Fondation Mozilla pour défendre la vie privée et protéger notre futur numérique.

NCDU → GDU : j'avoue, c'est du rapide !!!

Escape newsletter inbox chaos and algorithmic surveillance by building your own enshittification-proof newspaper from the writers you already read

The way we consume content on the internet is increasingly driven by walled-garden platforms and black-box feed algorithms. This shift is making our media diets miserable. Ironically, a solution to the problem predates algorithmic feeds, social media and other forms of informational junk food. It is called RSS (Really Simple Syndication) and it is beautiful.
What the hell is RSS?
RSS is just a format that defines how websites can publish updates (articles, posts, episodes, and so on) in a standard feed that you can subscribe to using an RSS reader (or aggregator). Don’t worry if this sounds extremely uninteresting to you; there aren’t many people that get excited about format specifications; the beauty of RSS is in its simplicity. Any content management system or blog platform supports RSS out of the box, and often enables it by default. As a result, a large portion of the content on the internet is available to you in feeds that you can tap into. But this time, you’re in full control of what you’re receiving, and the feeds are purely reverse chronological bliss. Coincidentally, you might already be using RSS without even knowing, because the whole podcasting world runs on RSS.

Learn how to develop clear, Intended Learning Outcomes for your courses and programs in this webinar led by Karen Shackleford-Cesare, from University College London (UCL).

Intended Learning Outcomes are short, clear statements that help students understand what they can expect to achieve at various stages throughout their learning journey. They enable course designers to ensure summative assessments test the desired learning has been achieved. Creating effective Intended Learning Outcomes is an important prerequisite in the design of learning activities and assessments, including within the ABC Learning Design process, which is used to develop short courses for Moodle Academy, as well as many other educational programs worldwide.

« Selon les analystes, il n'existe pas une seule bulle de l'IA, mais trois dynamiques distinctes qui se chevauchent : la bulle spéculative classique, la bulle d'infrastructure correspondant aux investissements colossaux dans l'IA, et la bulle médiatique qui traduit les promesses irréalistes autour de cette technologie. »

Découvrez comment installer facilement MeTube avec Docker Compose et transformez votre machine en un puissant aspirateur à vidéos. Téléchargez vos contenus préférés de YouTube et plus encore, simplement et sans pub !

Différences entre manager et leader

Vous devez transmettre des pièces délicates, genre carte ID pour un dossier de location, prenez le temps d'y apposer un filigrane : ça limitera les risques en cas de fuite...