zolax @ zolax @programming.dev

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can second this, they look kinda strange to me

wow this is great

I'm in the same position because FlorisBoard will over time have all the features that HeliBoard has but HeliBoard has those already so I may switch too

true, all my large packages use ccache

another cave story user on fedi!! very cool

i know someone with that exact bg too lol

haven't compiled it in like months bc it keeps erroring out lol

please tell me you use ccache tho

despite being a good paint editor for Windows, it is unfortunately not open source or source released (I thought it was as well):

However, citing issues with the open source code being plagiarised by others that had rebranded the software as their own and bundled user content without their permission, the availability of the source code was restricted

In November 2009, the software was made proprietary, restricting the sale or creation of derivative works of the software.

the developer talks more about it here and here

looks great! love the pixel font. I should switch from dwm to dwl someday

Falling Lightblocks is a brilliant open-source Tetris clone for Android, with different gamemodes, multiplayer, leaderboards and a "campaign" mode. definitely worth your time

oh wow another colemak-dh user

but I'd avoid converting until you're able to touch-type. then you can show off to everyone w/ your weird-looking keyboard layout lol

android only, but this app is great for time tracking. it does everything you list and much more, like individual activities that can be categorised, tags for activities, setting time goals, statistics to show time spent and streaks and so much more.

not sponsored but it really is worth a look

edit: also GPLv3 licensed

oh another restic user

yeah restic is a very good choice

it even works with incremental backups so you don't waste as much space as other solutions

I think dwm can be compiled (and is very minimal so quick to compile) with different minimum widths and heights.

there's also dwl, which is supposed to be dwm but native Wayland rather than X, but I haven't tried it out

ah, I see. thanks

doesn't it allow compilation and non-commercial distribution? I don't agree with the license (not free or open source), but I'm genuinely curious on what specifically doesn't allow source code modification.

these simple type of ads used in the early internet was exactly the idea I was going for, having little involved to breach privacy or be used as an attack vector. more individual user ads was also what I was imagining, and looking at them, they are quite funny too

I'll just copy a previous reply:

the ads would ideally be limited to banners and gifs in the same style as these, with each user choosing whose ads they wish to host

no revenue or popularity (these are only for personal websites) would (hopefully) prevent users from hosting invasive ads. quite a few personal websites have banners linking to others, so this would be a more simpler approach

(although in principle, a whole project dedicated to automate this doesn’t sound good)>

ah I see. thanks

oh, ok. thanks

mostly, but webrings seem closer