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Not the kind of "Engage" he asked for.
That's what I use. The peertube plugin wasn't great.
Okay, I'll try again.
2 is Swedish. I'm not sure how much Danish and Norwegian differ. 4 and 5 are Finnish and Estonian.
That sounds like the right price range. Maybe yours was just massively discounted for whatever reason.
All of those seem to be quartz and not mechanical.
the song only goes up to 8.
The link to clarify which song is a bit redundant lol
Cool idea. Got a few where I might know just enough to pass this.
The downside to this is that people will start polluting lemmy with those phtn links.
So am I. There's still a lot to figure out, both in where I want to take this, and also just learning how to build web apps in general. I'll start tinkering less and add some of the most fundamental missing features next. Will see how well my weird UX choices pay off.
Edit: "less"
It is april 1st, you're safe.
I'm glad to hear that, 'cause I thought it was going to be too obvious. Guess I really underestimated the power of catching people off guard.
Yykaakoo-Lemmy: Extending the Lemmyverse With a New App - Built by Meta
Meta is excited to announce the launch of a new app designed for Lemmy. As part of our ongoing commitment to interoperability and user choice, this app will bring the community-driven discussions to a wider audience with an intuitive interface, seamless integration, and innovative features.
Lemmy has been growing as a powerful alternative to centralized discussion forums, allowing users to create and moderate their own communities in a federated network. By supporting Lemmy, Meta aims to enhance the open internet while providing users with more options to connect and share ideas beyond walled gardens.
Starting today, we’re inviting passionate users to test the alpha version of our Lemmy app. Your feedback will help shape its development, ensuring it meets the needs of decentralized communities while staying true to the principles of federation and user autonomy. If you're interested in getting early access and sharing your thoughts, try it now to be part of this exciting new chapter!
You have my first two-handed upvote.
oh boy
test sanitization
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The sidebar's gone because I removed it :)
I'll try to incorporate that info elsewhere. At this stage, a lot can change on a whim.
Yeah, I'd love to have some kind of full SSR solution that doesn't require scripts at user's end, but it's probably not possible with this.
I wish there were more people building frontends. Since Lemmy is properly decentralized, there's a lot of potential for interesting instance diversity.
An unhinged Lemmy frontend
So, I built a web client with some experimental and questionable design choices. I spent the whole weekend on it, so it's pretty much a finished product*. The project isn't very serious, but maybe I'll keep working on it.
*only the feed works, and it works poorly.
People who make foss apps generally know and care more about programming than secondary things, such as design.
I've seen people with weird personal preferences, and some who seemingly perceived design as unnecessary, just getting in the way of "real" work. I think it's mostly just lack of time and knowledge than an active decision though.
If you have thoughts about my app, I welcome them.
It would mean open source, but the requirements and coverage depend on the license and how the code is used. I made this post to be sure that LGPL doesn't reach outside the library.
and free to play, no?
No such requirement.
Yeah, different rights for the owner feel like a hindrance in that regard.
Huh, I completely missed that part. Have to look at that more.
Copyleft GDExtension?
So, I started working on a new project, and I'm thinking of how to license it. Specifically, how to make it as copyleft as possible without making it unusable.
By unusable I mean the license blocking the game (or in a more likely case, any later project that reuses the code) from being published on platforms like Steam. I know that steamshim exists, but I'm not sure if that can be a real solution. Linking against the SDK seems completely optional in Steam's case, but license compatibility is listed as a hard requirement regardless.
The game code consists entirely of a GDExtension written in Rust, so I think I can just neatly LGPL the GDExtension "library" without restricting the game executable itself. It sounds like it should work, but there are some things that I'm not sure of, like hardcoded references to assets.
I really don't enjoy thinking licenses so I usually slap on either GPL or something permissive and be done with it. Anyone notice any holes in my plan, or am I good to
Messing with MIDI files and soundfonts
Hi, I've been working on this app for playing MIDI files with different soundfonts. It's been a few months of work, but I think it's inching towards being good enough to publish for real. There are still a couple fundamental features missing before v1.0.0, but I thought it would be a good time to share it and ask for opinions in a programming community. Any critique on the app, or code? Do people out there even care about midi files this much? Thanks.
I don't know what this site wants me to allow, but no thanks.
it also kept redirecting to itself like twice a second to not let me go back.
Macbook Air wireless card replacement (continued)
Part 1: https://lemmy.kde.social/post/1763180
So I went and did it. Ordered an adapter and an intel ax200. It seems work just fine out of the box in linux. This cost me 25 to 30 euros total.
Pics
Antenna considerations
The laptop was only designed for up to ac. The new card can do ax, which uses a different band. My router doesn't support ax, so I have no clue if that will see significant signal drop with the old antennae. I actually haven't even bothered to look deep enough to know if this even would be an issue, maybe it's okay.
Macbook Air wireless card replacement?
Edit: https://lemmy.kde.social/post/1921123
I have this old '13 air. It's outta support, so I run fedora instead of macos. It has BCM4630 for wireless (🖕 Broadcom), which had me manually install a rather unreliable driver to ever get it working. Yesterday I updated, and it can't find any networks anymore.
Instead of messing with broadcom drivers anymore, I'd rather replace the hardware with something better. Has anyone here tried this? Know what will work both in linux and macos, if I were to pass this thing to someone else later?
Photon Gray Dark
EDIT: This is now integrated to Photon as the Neutral theme.
I did this a while ago, when theming was first introduced. I wanted a dark theme that wasn't black, and also not tinted.
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