Narushia

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by Narushia 3y ago
AnySoftKeyboard works on Android 12 and 13 and has arrow keys available in one of the default layouts. I’m actually using my own customized layout since it was pretty easy to make one a few years ago. If you want a layout that is customized
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by Narushia 3y ago
Yeah. I’m using Fedora 38 / GNOME 44, with two 1440p 170 Hz monitors and one 4K 120 Hz TV. For me it works out of the box, and I have not made any configurations myself to make it work.
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by Narushia 3y ago
As a software-only guy, this article brings me great encouragement for doing a hardware project in the future! :) Although, to be honest, my bigger problem is probably just simply not having a use case which I could use a self-built hardwar
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by Narushia 3y ago
> I sure as hell cannot force them to use "2023-09-20T20:30:59" instead of "2023-09-20 20:30:59". Because it's less readable, and it's not arguable. RFC 3339 does allow the format "2023-09-20 20:30:59Z&
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by Narushia 3y ago
It is for me, who – sometimes needs to make a few quick edits right from the terminal (but prefers a proper GUI text editor like VS Code for longer sessions) – is accustomed to the keyboard shortcut conventions of desktop applications on Li
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by Narushia 3y ago
I’m not referring to some definite standard, but to the conventions that have existed in most desktop apps, at least on Windows and Linux, ever since I first used a computer. Wikipedia has a good list of them.[1] The list also shows Emacs a
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by Narushia 3y ago
Been using this for years, really great for making quick edits in the terminal. Mouse support and standard editing shortcuts as the default (unlike many other terminal text editors) are the best features in my opinion.
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by Narushia 3y ago
I assume they actually mean cloud services built around Git, like GitHub or GitLab.
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by Narushia 3y ago
I have the same problem, but I also have a suggestion: write down the stuff just for yourself. Like personal notes. Don’t think about publishing it anywhere. For me, this works really well for learning purposes. Although I would also like t
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by Narushia 3y ago
I’m a beginner pianist, and I’ve been writing down stuff in ABC notation[1] using Obsidian[2] and a plugin[3] for instant previews. I was already using Obsidian for all of my plain-text Markdown notes, so it was the obvious choice for me. O
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by Narushia 3y ago
I am serious! I really do think GNOME looks the best by default of the DEs I have used and seen. > inconsistent styling, sizes, spacing I’m going to be honest, I have not noticed these things at all. But I am not a UI designer, and m
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by Narushia 3y ago
I believe the apps are designed this way so that they’re easily adaptable to GNOME shell on mobile[1]. I think the UI elements could be a tad smaller on desktops, but I’m still happy with how they look. Easily the best UI design out of any
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Hype Cycles(bitecode.dev)
3 points by Narushia 3y ago|0 comments
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Python Xmas List(bitecode.dev)
2 points by Narushia 3y ago|0 comments
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by Narushia 3y ago
Oh, and I forgot: on Android, app patching is also a possibility. For example, the ReVanced project offers patches for the official Reddit app: https://revanced.app/patches?pkg=com.reddit.frontpage&s=redd...
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by Narushia 3y ago
If you are tired of patching the APKs yourself, you can just use pre-built APKs for less work: https://github.com/revanced-apks/build-apps/releases
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by Narushia 3y ago
> Users can't block ads in an app. Yeah, they can. By which I mean, they can do it right away , for the official Reddit app: – https://revanced.app/patches?pkg=com.reddit.frontpage – https://revanced.app
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There no is such thing as a raw text file(bitecode.dev)
1 points by Narushia 3y ago|0 comments
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by Narushia 3y ago
So, basically any kind of customization to the Reddit experience is now limited to browser extensions and userscripts that scrape and modify the website itself. On Android, this means using Firefox. On iOS, I don’t think there’s much choice
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by Narushia 3y ago
I like the new logo, but hadn’t thought about the fire theme. Maybe they should’ve went for a more thunder-y, angular shape for the bird’s tail to better reflect the name?
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by Narushia 3y ago
I don’t think there’s really any “maintaining” to be done when I sign in to a new service that I won’t be using often. Complete the sign-in page → Bitwarden asks me if I want to save the credentials → click yes. That’s it. I can auto-fill t
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Announcing Astral, the company behind Ruff(astral.sh)
8 points by Narushia 3y ago|0 comments
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by Narushia 4y ago
These look all very solid! There’s one thing that bugs me, though: I would imagine that a “system font stack ” would support characters for multiple scripts, since operating systems are commonly localised into many different languages. How
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by Narushia 4y ago
Agreed. I usually end up writing the thing in at least one place besides the commit. Takes more time, but should be more future-proof as well. :)
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by Narushia 4y ago
I personally try to always include at least a short explanation on why the change was done, unless it’s self-explanatory. But I’m under the assumption that most people don’t do this because they already have that info in a relevant issue or
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by Narushia 4y ago
Haven’t yet used Ruff in any project, but it does look very promising. I’m personally waiting for them to reimplement most of Pylint’s checks. https://github.com/charliermarsh/ruff/issues/970
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by Narushia 4y ago
Been using this one for well over a year now. Very useful for finding real-world examples of certain implementations or API usage.
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by Narushia 4y ago
I simply prefer watching stuff via a video player of my choice (mpv). That way I can do stuff like frame-by-frame playback, and take screenshots / video clips with conveniently named files. Niche, I know, but I watch a lot of animation
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by Narushia 4y ago
Huh, TIL. My phone, gamepad, and headphones charge just fine with a C-to-C cable. I guess I’m glad to have somehow managed to avoid devices with that fuckup…
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by Narushia 4y ago
It’s an Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX200, which should have BLE support; I use BLE game controllers with it all the time. But it’s weird that it doesn’t work with a USB cable either, even when using the motherboard headers. I’m on Linux (Fedora), not su

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