@blinry oh, this is awesome! :breaddrool:

:awesome:

@blinry oh what the hell i've been relying on Vimium's link hints features for years and didn't know Firefox had that natively

@blinry
Ctrl+g also works for cycling between multiple hits 🙂

Here I go! \o/ Will make a couple of in-between stops on my way to #emf2024!

camping_equipment.zip

(I've been asked to be part of the advisory board. I'd love it if some of you applied with your wildest project ideas! You can also apply as a group!)

I'm greeted by a small envelope in the lid of the box, which contains... stickers! \o/ And a QR code leading to the assembly guide.

@blinry @piko
You use bytes to store alphanumeric data ?

Because I made a QR Code watchface for the Watchy (https://github.com/Cqoicebordel/Watchfaces/tree/main/QR_Watchface), and I guarantee trying to decode alphanum data on paper or in your head is hard, each char use 5½ bits.
Guaranteed headache.

All that to say, it would have been funnier to use alphanumeric encoding ;)

@blinry @piko Some time ago I learned about QR codes out of curiosity.
But I realized I forgot most of it when reading your post.

However, you inspired me to use my pixel art editor to draw some QRs.

The rainbow colored one can't be read by my reader, so a little more work needs to go into finding colors with enough contrast.
But I still like the message it contains.

@blinry
Uhh, really not what it is for, but think about doing a#CPP #mdspan iterator to do this 😳
@piko @vitaut

@blinry I thought your fridge was a garage for a minute and that was the worst minute of my life.

@blinry

@blinry :masto_love:

@blinry @bleeptrack @PrototypeFund I've installed it today, and here's the story https://hostux.social/@ClickHouseCI/111013371449224980

Besides that, git is my daily tool, and I have a lot of fun by commit --fixup + rebase -i --autosquash

IMHO it's the best way to keep the repo clean, and almost nobody uses it v_v

@blinry @bleeptrack @PrototypeFund

It would be great if you could ensure that *every* learner can use it and contribute to it freely and self-determined.

Currently, the issues preventing that are mainly:

* Development on GitHub (locking out young learners and learners from US-embargoed countries)
* Feedback survey (a good way to make a first contribution) on Google Docs

If you need help choosing good open platforms, feel free to contact @Teckids!

Are you curious how Git works under the hood?

Check out the first technical prototype of Oh My Git 2.0:

✨ https://ohmygit.blinry.org ✨

It lets you try all commands of a real Git in a Linux VM *directly in your browser*, and shows you what they do internally!

@blinry Just print the paper in holographic film so a different name appears depending on what angle you look at it. Or maybe merge the top and bottom halves of letters together, or combine them like sigils 🤔

@blinry
"A final issue is that overlapping name stacks are not easy to read."
Chef's kiss, 11/10, no notes.

@blinry So, all authors' names would be unreadable - sounds good, actually.

In traditional Asian culture, there was no custom of specifying the author of a given work.

Our cabin has a toilet that converts to a shower! :3

@blinry @daniel_bohrer ✋

@blinry @daniel_bohrer
Southern tip of Norway, feel free to hmu if you want recs for what to check out in the region or if you need someone to go hiking with, my dog and I might be available

@blinry @daniel_bohrer While in Denmark you must obviously eat Smørrebrød.

@blinry
🙃
*mrglmrgh*

@blinry burn it with fire

@blinry
* Saves "Lua is some kind of joke" as information *

@blinry glad you came to the light side of opensource 👍

@blinry actually, people should consider donating to the projects they care about so they will be actively maintained in the future.

@blinry@chaos.social bro fax me that