Posts by gaeel@merveilles.town
(DIR) Post #2228359 by gaeel@merveilles.town
2018-12-23T22:15:24Z
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@TeddyDD @neauoire Not sureI believe GIMP is a GTK program, and it works well, but I'm not sure I've tried any other GTK programs on Mac
(DIR) Post #2330484 by gaeel@merveilles.town
2018-12-27T08:37:59Z
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@neauoire @joshavanier What's wrong with public methods?
(DIR) Post #2485468 by gaeel@merveilles.town
2018-12-31T22:24:41Z
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Goal for 2019: Only self-hosted/decentralised online services. Including at least: email, git, social networking, file hosting, etc...I will be looking for and/or building a FOSS alternative for Slack, and then bothering everyone I know still using it to move overAlso, spend some more time trying tl find a way to make P2P browsing more accessible, Dat is amazing, but having to use a different, experimental browser isn't feasible outside niche circles
(DIR) Post #2486338 by gaeel@merveilles.town
2018-12-31T22:35:40Z
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@danyspin97 I'll look into it, maybe lend a hand if I can
(DIR) Post #2740842 by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-01-07T17:00:56Z
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Working with signed distance field stuff, and one of the huge upsides is that when it breaks, it breaks spectacular
(DIR) Post #2740843 by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-01-07T17:22:33Z
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(DIR) Post #2773775 by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-01-08T16:48:11Z
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@ashfurrow Another benefit I gain from automation and/or custom tooling is I reduce error rates significantlyFor instance, when working on multiplatform projects, I make sure i have a one-click build/test/deploy solution, because otherwise there will inevitably be some step that i get wrong at some point, costing hours of work and a fair bit of embarrassment
(DIR) Post #9grx5V5Us4l6VyZVa4 by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-03-17T17:42:29Z
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@tomasino Ahhh, thanks!I stumbled on this years ago, and couldn't find it when I was looking for it the other dayFun fact: That entire website was blocked on my university network
(DIR) Post #9jiFj8E0RetmVio48m by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-06-10T18:31:23Z
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@mntmn I certainly understand the criticism, if the goal is to make a completely FOSS laptop, then using the i.MX8 doesn't let you do that currentlyI guess the question is: How useful is a 100% FOSS laptop if it's not useable in real life?I certainly understand your decision, and I mostly agree with it, but it does feel like an awkward compromise
(DIR) Post #9jiFj8PhkAFx60HPNI by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-06-10T18:32:06Z
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@mntmn What's the priority of the Reform? What are you optimising for?
(DIR) Post #9jmPX7gYOxkfXIuaOW by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-06-12T12:42:50Z
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"What I saw before the darkness" by AI Told MeA neural network imagines a person. Then, one by one, neurons in the network are being switched off...#theObservatory https://vimeo.com/337909277
(DIR) Post #9kNyUf3jVD13qMTV9U by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-06-30T14:40:27Z
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Plastic bottles as an easy and durable fastening method for wood working and wood repairshttps://www.micaellapedros.com/Joining-Bottles-The-project
(DIR) Post #9lFOesyhbPQ9m7fgrQ by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-06-10T18:39:33Z
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@mntmn How difficult would it be for people to get a v2, and switch out the CPU for the i.MX6?
(DIR) Post #9lXrd2CAkxq9Iaii5w by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-07-14T09:55:53Z
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@megan While there are ethical problems with letting Nazis use software, but as it stands, there's not much we can do to stop them, it's not like they'll respect T&Cs or there's much we can do to stop themHowever, we can design the software and our communities in a way that is unhelpful for them, and in that respect, tight-knit instances and instance blocks are really powerful
(DIR) Post #9mYYNHHUcHqOcFRl3o by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-09-03T19:56:11Z
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@Erjaeger NiceI'd have used reload (https://www.npmjs.com/package/reload) and http-server (https://www.npmjs.com/package/http-server), but it looks like you're all set!
(DIR) Post #9mYYNHZDYO1RVDjugi by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-09-03T19:58:24Z
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@Erjaeger Otherwise, if you just want to dev, like, prototype a couple quick ideas, I've been using Glitch a lot recently, it's quite good!It's a site that lets you make simple sites and webapps and runs them for you, with a neat little browser-based IDEhttps://glitch.com/
(DIR) Post #9mYYNI4PgOyZ3yKpJQ by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-09-03T20:10:28Z
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@Erjaeger Yeah, I use it for introductory programming classes because it's got a really nice "remix" featureAll public projects can be one-click "remixed", which essentially creates a fork for you to modify, so I come to class with a link to an incomplete project, and the students can "remix" it and get coding right away. No setting up IDEs, figuring out what OS they're on, etc...
(DIR) Post #9oDpYCsKVKNAfc7OIy by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-10-23T14:41:31Z
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@joshavanier I've not deleted my GitLab, GitHub or Bitbucket accounts yet, but I have set up a Gitea instance and will be using that from now on
(DIR) Post #9oDpYDICx74ZxsE3do by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-10-23T14:43:36Z
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@joshavanier I keep hearing that Gitea can run on a low-powered device like a Raspberry Pi, so the investment is quite lowI had mine set up in an evening on my pre-existing web serverif you're at all comfortable setting up server software, I'd highly recommend itHere's my Gitea: https://shed.void.garden/
(DIR) Post #9pHz7sCXUXrXTeB4ds by gaeel@merveilles.town
2019-11-24T01:26:22Z
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orcamen breakreconstructing a patch i made in puredata as a teenageron the right each column is a simple sequence, but the sequencer hops randomly between themthe idea is to have semi-random amen break jungle beats that still have some sense of structure to them