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And Zed even supports Dev Container

Long press flags on touch screens

Same behaviour here, loads but no feed.

This also works for Google Wallet, you could change the messaging around it to indicate that.

The app looks very nice. Small suggestions: Show the price of the premium plan when not logged in. Many users may not entertain an app depending on the price, and logging in shouldn't be needed to see it.

Also the ability to halve recipes would be great, sometimes you just want to make less.

Generally, that's pretty much it. More advanced tools like Claude Code will also have context compaction (which sometimes isn't very good), or possibly RAG on code (unsure about this, I haven't used any tools that did this). Context compaction, to my understanding, is just passing all the previous context into a call which summarizes it, then that becomes to new context starting point.

pnpm just added this: https://pnpm.io/blog/releases/10.16

Same for myself. Sinooé devices are extremely solid (at least the Zigbee ones I've used) and work perfectly with Home Assistant. Would highly recommend.

At a previous company, our intrasite was a bare custom domain, and the most reliable way to get there was to add a / at the end. This is likely browser dependent though

Hey! I'm the author of lazyjj, let me know if you are missing any features in it!

With jj, I often do this and use jj split -i, which opens an interactive editor (similar to git's interactive add/rebase) which I can select parts of the change to be split into a separate change/commit. This enables me to take a large piece of work, split it into individual chunks, and open PRs for each change.

(2022)

I am (slowly) working on a TUI: https://github.com/Cretezy/lazyjj

I use Flameshot on Linux, and I've found that Shottr works great on macOS.

Yes, it has an integration for Apprise. You can also just use the Home Assistant mobile app to receive notifications on your device.

Some of my results:

Desktop Firefox: 25

Desktop Chrome: 26

Laptop Firefox: 16

Laptop Chrome: 20

Laptop Safari: 21

Phone Firefox: 12

Phone Chrome: 10

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Desktop: 5900X, 3090, Linux

Laptop: M1 Pro 14"

Phone: S24 Ultra

Ran all tests in private window to avoid extensions, and gave a minute to cool between tests. Laptop/phone was plugged in.

Also worth noting some of these website (such as Linear) pre-load other pages once the current page is done loading. The actual JavaScript on the page seems to be about 500kb (as opposed to 3mb)

And npx tsx index.ts for TypeScript, which supports ESM (although it does pull tsx)

I've also built a tool (in Rust!) for this last year: https://github.com/Cretezy/i3-back

Still not available in Canada...

I'd guess work VPNs don't implement IPv6 (why would they, if they only need to share 1 IPv4), which results to home internet usage being higher on the weekends.

Interesting. Is the part to render HTML in the browser coming, or is this API-only?

The REM is currently built and running.

Thanks!

PowerToys also can do this, which I use to map Capslock to Esc

https://cretezy.com

I'm a software developer who's been dipping his toes into making videos recently. I don't blog very often (planning on doing more soon, hopefully), but my videos are posted there as well.

I mainly focus on programming and editor workflows.

Something I've heard in this vein was the 20/20/20 rule. Look 20 feet away for 20 seconds every 20 minutes.

Github has a "squash and merge" option during merging. You can disable the other options (merge, rebase) in the repo settings.

I've worked with squash and merge almost everywhere and it's great. Keeps history clean (1 commit = 1 ticket, usually), and links back to the PR with discussions and context.

This was one of the core features of using Signal for me. I wish they had implemented RCS and more features for SMS instead of removing it. I'm very disappointed with this feature.

As a side note, I'm on the beta, and recently got "Signal Stories". This immensely annoyed me, and had to dig through to remove it (since it wasn't obvious). After the whole crypto thing and these decisions, it might be time to find another secure messaging app.

I've been using Today Weather for years and it's been amazing.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobi.lockdown....