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by xPaw 6y ago
> You do need an optional database installed if you want conversation history to persist sqlite installs by default (unless something went wrong), but it's only required to persist between restarts (or leaving and reopening a channe
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by xPaw 6y ago
At some point if you have too little spacing, everything becomes very crowded. That being said, The Lounge supports themes, and it's trivial to reduce spacing to fit your needs. There's even a box in settings where you can put cus
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by xPaw 6y ago
Not to mention smooth scroll which takes definitely too much time to scroll for no good reason.
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The Lounge v4.0.0 Released(github.com)
4 points by xPaw 7y ago|0 comments
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by xPaw 7y ago
How would the workflow run if they specify `on: release: types: [published]`?
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by xPaw 7y ago
Yeah that's a real bummer. Our open source web app [1] supports web push but it doesn't work on Apple's devices because they won't implement it. The situation on iOS is even worse, because every browser is forced to use
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by xPaw 7y ago
The Lounge ( https://thelounge.chat/ ) would be a good choice
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by xPaw 7y ago
If you have many users/channels, you can tweak `maxHistory`, which controls how many messages are kept in memory per channel for the backlog. That's where most of the memory usage comes from. https://thelounge.chat&#x2F
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Route Leak Impacting Cloudflare(cloudflarestatus.com)
313 points by xPaw 7y ago|157 comments
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ICANN proposed removing price cap on .info, .org, and .biz domains(icann.org)
5 points by xPaw 7y ago|0 comments
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by xPaw 8y ago
That's #rgba where 4th character is the alpha.
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by xPaw 8y ago
Looks like a lot of people are having troubles with Travis CI in this thread, we do too. With so many competing CI services out there now, it's kind of hard to keep using Travis. They've added Windows support, which is great, but
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by xPaw 8y ago
v3.0 adds message storage with sqlite, and message search will be built on top of that (there's a proof of concept pull request open with it).
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by xPaw 8y ago
Last time I setup a certificate for localhost, I was unable to get *.localhost to work because wildcard "tld" certificates are rejected by the browser. I wonder if browsers will allow this to work for localhost? Here's the sc
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Microsoft Edge and open source collaboration(blogs.windows.com)
376 points by xPaw 8y ago|292 comments
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by xPaw 8y ago
It really is a thin font, I've pinged the author on Twitter a couple of days ago. https://twitter.com/thexpaw/status/1067699713745530883
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by xPaw 8y ago
You only need to setup Lounge once, it supports multiple users at the same time. A non geeky person should have no trouble joining a channel.
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by xPaw 8y ago
You can use a self hosted client like The Lounge which maintains IRC connections on your own server, and then you can view the client via a web browser (so it looks great on a phone, and you can get web push notifications) It basically acts
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by xPaw 8y ago
https://xpaw.me/
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by xPaw 8y ago
If your browser supports web push spec, yes!
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by xPaw 8y ago
The Lounge solves the problems you describe: https://github.com/thelounge/thelounge#overview
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by xPaw 8y ago
The Lounge is an IRC client that solves the problems you describe (persistence on any device, synchronised unread counters, push notifications) - https://github.com/thelounge/thelounge It does require having your own s
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by xPaw 8y ago
Lounge works fine on a smartphone because the actual IRC connection would be handled by a server where you host it, not your own phone.
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by xPaw 8y ago
The Lounge is a web client, so you can access it from any browser (PWA, push notification support). Since your IRC connection runs on a server, roaming and connection drops is not a problem. https://github.com/thelounge&#x2F
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by xPaw 8y ago
The Lounge works very well on a mobile: https://github.com/thelounge/thelounge
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by xPaw 8y ago
Having Lounge reconnect to ZNC every time you start the app neglects any speed gains you'd have from running it locally. And it gives you overall a negative experience because unread markers and other things are reset.
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by xPaw 8y ago
They have different icons by default. If that's not enough, I'm sure you could write some CSS to make the difference stand out even further. There's a custom CSS box in settings that you can put your styles in easily.
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by xPaw 8y ago
Steam protocol has been well understood for a while now: https://github.com/steamre/steamkit Which is based on reverse engineering the Steam client, so you can implement game downloading yourself.
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by xPaw 8y ago
Was experimenting with emoji subdomain, and found that a lot of services and browsers all handle these inconsistently. Firefox for example does not remove ZWJ from the emoji before converting it to punycode. Microsoft Edge considers links t
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Browsers handle emoji and punycode in different ways(twitter.com)
1 points by xPaw 8y ago|1 comments

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