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Agreed. One approach could be getting yourself and your family on a completely separate IM network which is trustworthy and is not used for anything else. Then, you can set sounds for this particular app to loud plus vibration.

That's exactly the point: there is no just in case. The rule is simple: all notifications must always be silent (not calls), if you need to reach anyone in real-time, you have to call them. No checking your phone, no constant attention grabbing notification sounds, your time is yours, life is beautiful. Whoever invented that each and every notification message requests your attention is an idiot.

Agreed. It's awesome.

I don't think that's entirely true with the recent Apollo and Vibepollo developments.

Good question.

Judging by the picture quality, i.e. small pixel font readability, there is a huge split.

I believe the only way is to deny internet connection to the TV and add a HTPC via HDMI.

This is great, congrats for releasing. There is a minor annoyance though: the text in the cards is cutoff just before the bullet points without a clickable ellipsis.

Nice work, congrats! It is already fascinating, but it would really shine as a real-time game engine, like an extension for Godot or something.

This is awesome. Thank you!

Ah, sweet memories of Maxis Spore.

I am definitely not a robot. I have aches in several parts of my body which are giving me painful reminders it's all flesh and blood.

I'll try opening a dedicated Github account next. Fingers crossed.

So I said, OK, let me open a Discord account, just to be able to access your service. How hard can it be, right? Wrong. Got stuck in a "Wait, are you a robot?" loop, doing dozens of captchas, and in the end had to close the browser tab. Broken piece of crap.

I wanted to start using this but I can't since I can't use any email/password combination I want. By requiring an existing account from Google/GitHub/Discord you are just contributing to corporate-owned dystopia.

The Android (F-Droid) app that inspired me to buy InputStick: https://github.com/TheLastProject/ShareToInputStick

Thanks. Alternatively, you can contact some folks at Tindie.com and have them handle the assembly and sales. Or you could offer it yourself, of course.

Similar to https://www.inputstick.com/ I like it! Where can I buy one?

Bingo! Great find. Thank you.

This is awesome, thank you. What's missing now is an MCP for Wireshark.

I wanted to switch to Debian 13 but couldn't assign a machine yet, so I needed a way to keep customizing my OS while still being able to move to any machine later. Research showed that there is a tool called Refracta Tools (Refractasnapshot+Refractainstaller) exactly for this. However, it would produce an unbootable machine for me every time. So, with some help of an LLM I got down to fixing and improving refractainstaller CLI and GUI. The end result: few clicks in the GUI to automate BTRFS subvolume partitioning on an empty drive and to install your Debian 13. Sharing here if anyone finds it useful.

I'm confused... isn't Devuan exactly this?

List of languages, like any other list where user is expected to choose something, must be sorted alphabetically.

GLM 5.2?

Couldn't agree more.

Very useful, thanks. Same thing for Windows: https://github.com/tom-englert/RegionToShare

Fantastic. Thank you!

For completeness, this should include all possible books, including Ethiopian, and then it should include a drop-down with pre-defined sets one could choose from (Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox...).

Brother.

This looks awesome. Thank you!

Hi. Sounds interesting. However, I don't use Microsoft store. Could you provide a downloadable exe perhaps? Thanks.