Developer of PieFed, a sibling of Lemmy & Kbin.
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You need to install some things (“build dependencies”) before installing this app. Examine the documentation to see what those things are.
Story by a game dev who gave up on Rust after 3 years https://loglog.games/blog/leaving-rust-gamedev/
1·2 months agoPretty good discussion about this on Mastodon - https://friend.camp/@aparrish/113053044485254385
hardcoded into android
This explains so much! Thanks
Not lame, I appreciated it and as a result will be implementing ID-based pagination, sometime.
2·3 months agoFYI 90.6% of all votes are upvotes.
following the first report’s publication, TikTok disabled its hashtag measurement functionality in a move that made it impossible for the researchers to replicate their findings.
To have any chance of doing serious CAD work in a VM you are going to need to set up GPU passthrough so the guest OS can access the GPU directly. AFAIK Virtualbox doesn’t do this. Some hints about further research can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPU_virtualization.
I strongly doubt Windows will be faster in a VM, that’s a pretty bold claim. But it should be possible to get it to an ok level.
732·4 months agoWhen they look different people interpret them differently.
A few months ago I evaluated Quart to see if it would be a better option for https://piefed.social. It was easy to port my code from Flask to Quart and everything was mostly working within an hour or two. In the end I decided not to proceed with Quart because the performance gains only happen when there are many concurrent users and that time might never come. However the extra complexity and potential for problems was there immediately, so I just stayed with trusty old Flask. It’s good to know that switching to Quart is straightforward if I need it in the future.
What do you want those users to be able to do with their accounts?
A CMS like Drupal or Wordpress might be what you want.
It’s hard to recommend something when you haven’t described the purpose. Having users register accounts is just a means to some end.
8·4 months agoThis is known as a “false dichotomy” and is very lame.
A solid choice. I’ve been using it daily ( codeberg.org ) for the last year and it’s pretty great!
The code review features are not as awesome as github but you won’t need those.
I don’t think trac has any kind of kanban UI to it, btw. They might have added it by now, it’s been years since I used it.
It depends what you were using Jira for - it has a lot of features, most of which you were probably not using.
Trac has a wiki, tickets and git all in one - https://trac.edgewall.org
NextCloud has a plugin called ‘Tasks’ which looks similar to Trello.
Forgejo is similar to github - https://forgejo.org/
Some gentle pressure applied here might change that https://codeberg.org/swiso/website/issues/255
Yeah, I think it’s that one. Does Discover pull it’s content from flathub.org?
It says “by Signal Foundation” on it and 900,000 people have installed it so it seems good enough to me.
I have the official Signal Desktop flatpak installed through Discover. It exists.
You could try to find an open source project to contribute to? That’ll get give you a nice big codebase to grapple with.