@protodrew @AlphaBetaGamer Ooh I loved N; this seems a beautiful evolution. Will definitely be playing the demo and looking out for the release!
#fridayNight
it can create and fetch virtual tabletops :o
@publius needless to say that here we firmly believe that Romanesco broccoli is the quintessence of Broccoli :P.
P.S. I'll take a picture of Giordano Bruno's statue for you, next time I see it.
@cuaxolotl data:,electrichonkytonk-LULZ
also released a slight update to #ryudo: v1.4.1
fixes the implementation of the usleep()
wait when you spawn a terminal by keyboard, before it reshapes it. mysteriously broke after I upgraded my system.
additionally, I updated the manpage which I forgot to update in line with the readme at v1.4.0
https://nilfm.cc/git/ryudo
Switched to #st for my #terminal
Applied the scrollback ringbuffer and mouse-altscreen patches, and customized the cursor to mimic the #plan9 bone cursor (cursorshape 9 ofc). It has the same behavior of changing color depending on if it's the active window or not as my #acme fork :>
Following a chain of an SP to a table to another SP to a library to a windows service to another library to another SP to...
what the hell am I looking for again?
@cuaxolotl you're still smart af but I agree lots of junior programmers I think just have trouble with the mental model stuff and get this twisted view of what programming is
sometimes less experienced programmers will tell me that i'm like super smart or something, when i can write out a program that works. idk maybe i am smart, but being able to write some logic down in a javascript component isn't even a hard computer problem. you just have to know how to use your tools..
i can use ChatGPT to write components that consume some API
ok, but then you still have to be able to validate that it works AND that it conforms to the API that you're trying to talk to AND isn't talking out of its ass. which is the same amount of work as reading the docs and writing the program yourself!
@mikael @voxel @d6 Nice! Hope it works well :)
I’m loving the Finnish work-life:
- Show up at like 9:30–10:00
- Coffee and/or breakfast at the office
- Work
- Lunch at 11:30–12:00, till about 12:15–1:00
- Work
- Coffee again
- Leave at 4–4:30
- Don’t look at Slack/email until the next morning
One of the fun things about #honk is that every honk user has very different and opinionated stylesheets (sometimes similar to the style of their website, sometimes not)
@mikael That's a good option too! I'm sure there are other ways you could get creative using the phone to control playback as well... These are some of my favorite types of computing problems lol!
@mikael With pulseaudio you can expose the pulseaudio socket on the network and have the server forward its audio to the client
Another option that is admittedly not what you asked about is moutning your music on a networked filesystem and playing directly on the client
On the #uxn irc channel through @d6's uxn terminal.
GOALS
@ritualdust This looks insanely meditative! Really interested to see how it all comes together :>
@spierala Ahhh good tips, thanks! I will play with the BehaviorSubject solution.
#onyx hits v0.3.0 with the ability to share locations as links, like so: https://onyx.lightcrystal.systems/?lat=35.68643311446191&lng=-105.94345271587373&name=DeVargas%20Skate%20Park&tile=sat
Also easier access to the Overlay Edit screen by clicking on an overlay and then on the popup instead of having to open the menu!
#lightcrystalsystems
@neauoire @rek Mad props! It's really fun to watch this porting process
I had to upgrade all my #voidlinux packages so the #delve debugger would play nice with all the C runtime stuff.
Sometimes it seems the package dependencies aren't declared quite as strictly as they need to be.
@neauoire this looks so wonderful :D
@tedu Looks great!
gettin' my packaging on
re: uxn terminal emulation
re: uxn terminal emulation
@d6 I'd say boldness/intensity is probably more important than colors.
Why is the Subject<T>
always null when I read it in the template with the async
pipe? Gotta do some janky shit where I create a new Observable<T>
in the Subject.subscribe()
and read that in the template.
#angular #rxjs #whyYouDoLikeThis
@neauoire @d6 I love it!
@akkartik Oh I'm sure! Definitely seems to have paid off, your system looks wonderful to use.
@astraleureka _\o< HONK
@cblgh Very well put. Good point on bittorrent being the one that never left! Your questions at the end of part1 are particularly important I feel, esp regarding the give and take between these "p2paas" offerings and the grassroots infrastructure it shares space with.
i just let rip a new piece of writing:
a year-long observation on trends in the peer-to-peer space, namely the appearance of companies building platforms on top. outlined are a few of these platform companies, accompanied by questions regarding expected futures, as well as a small essay on the importance of community infrastructure
🍐 https://cblgh.org/p2p-commercialization/
@astraleureka @ariadne@social.treehouse.systems Very interesting read. Hopefully the u-config people can get onboard to sanely work together. Also shoutout Ariadne for Audacious, I use it on the daily!
@sejo Heyo! In a different state of mind lately and thought I'd give it anoter shot ^^
@akkartik Really badass. In stark contrast to my coding experiences this evening XD Really makes me think about my toolchain in a different way.
@neauoire Exciting developments! :D
Recovering data from a broken SSD, configuring the lights on a new keyboard, trying stock Android on a Pixel 7, easily blocking ads with DNS, playing with 3D models of ancient museum pieces, and more.
https://latenightlinux.com/late-night-linux-episode-213/
#nowPlaying in #theStudio
Jerome Isma-Ae - Speed Chart (Mixed by Mizrahi)
@edward There's a whole scummy industry based around WiFi tracking:
https://skyfii.io/blog/smartphone-tracking-what-you-need-to-know
If you want to know why some shops offer free WiFi to their customers, this is the reason: it improves tracking accuracy.
Always turn off both WiFi and Bluetooth when you're out and about. Turn them on only when you're in places you trust.
honkers gonna #honk
Return of the black hole cafe :3
And now I should eat something before I exhaust my lunch break making CSS tweaks.