Tmpod

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by Tmpod 3y ago
Same. IntelliJ is just too damn good for JVM work, and specially for Kotlin. jdtls ans other Java langservers are decent, but unfortunately, kotlin_language_server is miles behind IntelliJ.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
There's someone working on this interesting project.[1] It's a Lemmy<->Reddit proxy that translates requests between the two APIs so you can use Reddit apps to browse Lemmy. If it gets some traction, it will be a great tool
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Dunno about eyes, but feet sure have untapped potential :p https://github.com/alevchuk/vim-clutch
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I also quite enjoy the mpv/yt-dl(p) setup, and I often pair it with ytfzf[1] to ease the search part. FreeTube[2] is also a nicely done desktop frontend, capable of proxying requests through invidious. [1]: https://github.co
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by Tmpod 3y ago
I was quite sure you meant to say prefixing i. (which no longer works) but tried going to reddit.com/.i anyways and it actually works! I hope it stays operational, but surely they will also nuke it eventually :/
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Couldn't get it to work on my Pixel 4a, kept asking to use a tablet or a phone... .-.
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by Tmpod 3y ago
Makes copy-pasting and reordering lines easier, which is quite handy.
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Telescope[1] on NeoVim can provide such interface. It is not standard, but telescope is becoming really widespread. [1]: https://github.com/nvim-telescope/telescope.nvim
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by Tmpod 4y ago
If vim is working well for you, I'd say not to chase neovim, unless you feel like trying something new. Moving to nvim is pretty straightforward, but more and more stuff is expected, in a way, to be configured through Lua. That's
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by Tmpod 4y ago
This sounds pretty cool! I tried enabling it in Fennec (F-Droid "debloated" version with about:config available) and couldn't get it to work. It still downloads PDFs and prompts the system app picker for the viewer. Did you
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by Tmpod 4y ago
I don't host my own email server, though I'd like to give it a go one day, even if just as a little sysadmin "adventure". At the moment, I use the really good Migadu Micro plan.[1] It has very nice limits for the $19&#x2
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Same situation and reasons here. Migadu has been perfect for my needs. The basic plan at $20/m is more than enough and it's basically dirt cheap. If you're a student you can even get it for half the price. I really like their
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by Tmpod 4y ago
I agree with the sentiment that Discord is overall much nicer for Discord communities :p No, but really, Matrix isn't quite there yet in terms of those nice and easy community management features, but what you listed isn't quite
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Yes! Take a look at Weblate: https://weblate.org
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Height does make phones less comfortable to handle with a single hand, which is what I prefer to do most of the time. They are heavier, lean further back so you have to spread your fingers on the back more, and reaching the top to pull the
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Yeah, I too quite like the approach, but at the moment the components are too dissociated with each other, so something like what you suggested would come along way to making the platform more welcoming and useful.
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Yeaah! I stumbled upon his channel not very long ago and was so hooked I just watched like 15 videos in a row .^. Like you said, it's a wonderful mix of comic thought provoking rides.
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Yeah, the disconnect between sourcehut components isn't great, but AFAIK they are working on hub.sr.ht or smth like that, and also better integration between all of those services, precisely to fix that issue. I'm eager to see tha
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by Tmpod 4y ago
> but oh man sometimes an instantaneous interface is important. That can indeed be a flow breaker, however, in my experience, it's not necessarily an email issue, but Debian's in this case, since sending stuff to lists.sr.ht is
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Not really. In a priority queue, an item with higher priority gets pulled out before one with lower priority, so you can have items that skip parts of the queue (or all of it) even if there are no items of the same priority in there already
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Yeah, that would be nice, like how Matrix has EMS and such. Mastodon already has plenty of services like that, such as Masto.Host, but none are "official".
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by Tmpod 4y ago
You can achieve ordered cycling with Ctrl+PgUp/Down in most software, like Firefox. I use a mix of that and Tab to navigate through my tabs
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by Tmpod 4y ago
I believe that would be Firefox/Mozilla VPN
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Yes: https://fishshell.com/docs/current/cmds/psub.html
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by Tmpod 4y ago
You can do process substitution by piping into the psub command ;)
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Lemmy is great! Despite the network still being fairly small, everything work really well already. Setting up instance was a breeze. The devs are also very accessible which is nice.
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by Tmpod 4y ago
You could try setup just a git.sr.ht instance, I suppose. Dunno if it is what you're looking for, but it might be worth checking out.
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by Tmpod 4y ago
It is doing its job. The media query for your theme is a point of data for fingerprinting, so disabling it is a good thing. However, it would be nice to have a way to select which measures should be applied, so you can costumise it to your
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Worth mentioning: https://www.beeper.com/ Essentially a Matrix-powered service focused on bringing a ton of inboxes. I've heard it's great, but never tried it myself.
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Works excellently well from my experience, even on a 144Hz display

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