Not a fan of how sites with search features (youtube, duckduckgo, ali express, etc) have taken to showing results that they think are a "best match" even if they don't contain all the search terms I'm looking for. What the hell is the point of giving me options if it doesn't plan to respect them? Every year data becomes more frustrating to access as stuff gets "machine learned".
@ansuz OMG yeah C++ has given me the most grief out of any dependency management thing. Probably because so many things use it, but also the complexity in turning code into something that runs on your computer is so huge compared to other things.
@ansuz Jeeeeeze. That's horrible and only mildly surprising :// For some reason I thought jupytrt had a more stable environment but I've never actually used it so not sure why I was expecting that.
Feels like that could have been a great place to lock down available package versions and limit breaking changes entirely. ://////
@staltz Yeah I defs wouldn't subject the average human to my lifestyle. :P
I wonder how "AR screens" could interplay with public transit or with less harmful things than cars like bikes or scooters. Could be a useful case for having "fog computing"
@staltz LOL I walk around with goggles strapped to my face and code using a mini keyboard. I'm pretty far from the definition of human though. Personally AR that magically overlays stuff is overrated, just having windows floating in my field of view has been great.
body horror, fleshy lookin art
Wish all my computers worked like this. 🥰 #BodyHorror #FleshTech
https://www.tiktok.com/@orchid.flesh/video/7254756248589962542
The reason for difference between two is in the WHATWG spec: https://url.spec.whatwg.org/#url-representation
There are "special schemes" (http(s), ftp, ws(s)) for which hostname gets actually parsed, but for the rest - everything after the "protocol" part will go into the pathname (including two “//" slashes). This is wild!
You likely don't have to worry about it, but in Electron apps this can easily result in a bug. Here's my fix for proxy-agent npm module https://github.com/TooTallNate/proxy-agents/pull/242
@causalislands Mitochondria
@sofia Hmmm. Yeah no clue how the icons get set tbh. 😅😅
One thing to note, to test you'll want to have two devices loaded up since pubsub events don't get sent between tabs in the same browser instance. To support that case you'll want to use other browser apis to broadcast between your tabs
@sofia Oh that might be a GNOME thing. Tracking it here but I'm not certain what I'm doing wrong with regards to packing the icon. https://github.com/AgregoreWeb/agregore-browser/issues/181
Maybe the URL is wrong in the system tray and we need to use the unpacked asar directory? 🤷
@sofia Nice, I thought the latest version was supposed to just work without flags but I may be wrong. 🤔 Might need to add a wrapper for wayland users to use instead. TY for testing!
I'm gonna be migrating to wayland soon for mmy @stardustxr setup so maybe I'll figure out something more solid then
@sofia Does using the keyboard shortcut to open devtools work? ctrl+shift+i
@sofia Dang. 🤔 Nothing is rendering at all? I thibk there was some sort of "ozone wayland" flag for electron that folks were using. I think `--enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland`?
@sofia Well shit. :P Does using an older version work by any chance? I currently don't have a GOME / deb machine to test one. Also, does using the appimage help?
@sofia the built in libp2p pubsub support has you covered. Use a shared "topic" between the peers and send whatever you want. https://agregore.mauve.moe/docs/ipfs-protocol-handlers#libp2ps-pubsub-protocol-%F0%9F%93%B0
Bonus is that there's also an Android app in addition to mac/win/linux ehich supports the same APIs. No ios tho cause they don't allow custom browser engines still.
@sofia also if you're happy runnimg a libp2p sidecar or the such, you might enjoy using tauri and writing networkibg in rust + using native webviews
@jonny Fleshgraft some forager snouts into my SemHog to access new InfoTruffles? View your DataTroph to sort through the slop
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Exploring what a local-first cyberspace might look like in my spare time.