Tmpod

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by Tmpod 4y ago
Yeah, that's true. I can see their reasoning, but I'd hope they wouldn't be so cold.
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by Tmpod 4y ago
Yeah that is my pain point with Kotlin. I really like it, but the (pretty inexistent) non-JetBrains tooling is a deal breaker for me.
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by Tmpod 4y ago
You should give ActivityPub[1] a look. There are plenty of platforms based on this already. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ActivityPub
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by Tmpod 5y ago
Hydrogen[1] allows you to have multiple opened conversations, but it isn't super flexible. NeoChat has nice feature for this too, as someone else mentioned. [1]: https://hydrogen.element.io
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by Tmpod 5y ago
Have you given WikiVoyage a shot? It has been quite helpful in some occasions. See [1] for Vegas, for example. [1]: https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Las_Vegas
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by Tmpod 5y ago
I'll add Migadu to the existing suggestions ;^)
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by Tmpod 5y ago
This. Kotlin is a great language with a lot of potential, but JB keeps locking it away in their own ecosystem. I used to do stuff with it before but this attitude has driven me away.
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by Tmpod 5y ago
what?
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by Tmpod 5y ago
I'll add a thumbs up for Migadu! Great service, great principles, I'm a happy customer. It's also pretty cheap (specially if you're a student). https://migadu.com
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by Tmpod 5y ago
For Qt (QML/QtQuick; Widgets are no linger the preferred method afaik) you have qmetaobjects-rs, which is reeally nice.
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by Tmpod 5y ago
> There's an open issue for it, so I'm hoping it gets resolved (or I might try to do it myself somehow). Hehe, I hopened with the inte tion to do it myself too, but never got around to doing it. It would require me to learn a b
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by Tmpod 5y ago
Cool to see more AP projects! I assume you're aware of Lemmy; maybe you could acknowledge it on the README/wiki and explain in what way the platforms differ. From what I understand, Lemmy is more reddit-like while littr is mor
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by Tmpod 5y ago
> Seeing that a user has a site's zoom set to 90% seems to be close to worthless in terms of narrowing down what cohort they're in, let alone identifying them individually. How so? 90% is by far not the normal zoom level people
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by Tmpod 5y ago
Have you seen Cinny?[1] It's a very Discord-like client that I'd honestly the best I've used thus far. I instantly switched to it as mt daily driver on the computer and even made a donation to help out the maintainers. The th
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by Tmpod 5y ago
There are managed hosts serving NextCloud though
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by Tmpod 5y ago
+1 for sourcehut. The people there have been making great, lightweight software for a lot of stuff. Despite looking simple they are often really powerful.
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by Tmpod 5y ago
CGP Grey has a video with him reading the short over some neat drawings, which is more enjoyable I suppose: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZYNADOHhVY
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by Tmpod 5y ago
Yeah they have changed some other Wikis too (like Portuguese). I think this is up to each wiki's governance (afaik they are somewhat independent) to opt-in on the new design. I'm not sure I like it. The better line width is really
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by Tmpod 5y ago
+1 for Lemmy. The project still has quite a lot to improve on, but it is already really great! I'd love to see the community/network grow and evolve :) disclaimer: I run lemmy.pt and use the platform on a daily basis
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by Tmpod 5y ago
Give Cinny[1] a go. It's a new client built to be familiar to Discord users. I've switched to it as a daily driver, even tho it doesn't implement 100% the protocol. It has all the main features in a nice UI which is more than
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by Tmpod 5y ago
NewPipe? https://newpipe.net
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by Tmpod 5y ago
It seems like it is going away soon(tm): https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/1773
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by Tmpod 5y ago
Just as an update to this, it seems like the devs have given in: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/1773
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by Tmpod 5y ago
From what I know, they are still bridging, but in the long run (I assume they are somewhat waiting for stable Dendrite, since Synapse is shit for massive deployments) I believe they want to run an actual homeserver in gitter.im and have a s
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by Tmpod 5y ago
You can't use it without your phone connected (to the same network), which in my case is a no-go.