dbread @dbread@qoto.org

#mixcloud darf nicht #soundcloud werden

What is your type? #javascript

A good read why to use JSDoc.
https://depth-first.com/articles/2021/10/20/types-without-typescript/

Been there, done that. 🫣

The High-Risk Refactoring
https://webup.org/blog/the-high-risk-refactoring/

@holarse Welches Spiel ist da am vordersten Laptop? Schaut aus

On a hike, I found a stone with a hashtag on it: #4400OH

Whats that?

@kaplag I have a #linux box for gaming and multimedia streaming and stuff. Every time I want to go to bed in the night, i need to fiddle around with the mouse to find and click (1) on the dock, then, the clicking the "Power Off/Log Out" entry in the dock menu to unfold it by clicking (2), followed by a click (3) on the actual "Power off..." menu entry, which spawns a pop-up to tell me that the system will power off in 30 seconds. If I want that faster, I can click (4) on the actual actual "Power off" button, which I usually do due to the fact that I want to cut the power to the whole multimedia system over night after the PC has shut down.

Even my partner complained about that lots of clicks, so there are some reasonable follow-ups to work around that:

1. complain on masto about that ;)
2. google for a stackoverflow entry, where others complain about that
3. install a gnome extension to get faster shutdown
4. dunno

Thanks for reading my little rant. I love #linux #ubuntu #debian and all you open source gals and guys.

how many button clicks are required to shut down a computer?

#ux #usability
#windows
#ubuntu
#mac

Need to fix again another #airsensor #airrohr for being visible in #opensensemap

https://opensensemap.org

They degrade very different. Some kept working nearly 2 years while others went out after some months. Probably depends on the environment.

Impressive detail on the fabric https://skfb.ly/oNNTW
#mak #maker #photogrammetry #3d

@falken I only got the Expanse experience in the background

@preinheimer Haha thanks :D

Hover and wait - until you get *alt*

What is it called when you are in a dependency hell but not in a single codebase? Infrastructure hell? Sysadmin hell?

And why is the hell dark?

So many questions.