Im tired of not knowing what kind of specs I have on a different machine im using so I want to generate complete spec reports I can then look up.

I can do it manually its not that much work, but am wondering if anybody knows a way there is some cool piece of software that maybe also outputs it in a standardized way, if that's even a thing. So Ill hopefully only have to do it once.

Sorry couldn't wait for spooky month.

Even the used spices are proprietary >>:)

To make up for it I am uploading this image under CC0! Feel free to use it as an asset in your video game projects!

We are so back! This is my kind of Nintendo Direct. Hombrew just does what Nintendont.

Decompiled Mario Kart Wii native on Linux (meaning 4K 120Hz) and all that cool stuff coming with it.

And RetroRewind a Mario Kart Wii Custom Track Distribution including all previous Courses and some of the later ones included as well as a reverse engineered server (which seems to be down right now for maintenance). Devs are also very active.

They did honestly perfected the physics and some of the item weights in Mario Kart 8, but I suppose I can live without it, especially the minute long invincibility frames. Its still in Beta but am looking forward trying this out later today.

EDIT: I think I misunderstood :( Its too separate things, but two really cool things! And they do seem to be working on getting RetroRewind run in Wiicompiled! As I said I have to take look myself first.

I'd that's the premium experience you are paying for? (although tbh android flagships are just as expensive.)

Kinda glad I jumped that ship earlier this year.

Picture is stolen from here: https://mastodon.social/@stephenrobles/117161624043766752

Thank you for the app and all the hard work! It is actually almost perfect, so feature rich, customisable and good looking.

Only thing missing for me is the function to add a note to users existing on both Lemmy and PieFed.

There are user tags, but I think they are local only. (?)

I think if its an option it would be best to merge those features.

Claude Cream is the new Twitter Blue. Better get used to it.

disclaimer: last thumbnail changed for comedic effect.

I have a Pixel 3A with LineageOS.

You can squeeze the Pixel 3 to activate a shortcut which google called Active Edge. Lineage provides an reverse engineered implementation of that where you can set the action to one of the one shown in the image. I would like to set it to open a specific app (FossWallet) however that is not an option.

But as I do not have any Assistant App yet, I have some hopes now that there is some kind of app that acts as an "Assistant" which you can configure to your liking. eg. launching an App or some Automation. Does anybody know of an app like that? Preferable available on Fdroid.

Hey all I have finally updated my React Native App which also comes with an update of React to 19.2.0.
That version of React adds/activates a new ESLint rule named react-hooks/set-state-in-effect. Which does make sense to enforce I guess and I did found a couple of places where I was able save one or two unnecessary re-renders but here I really am not sure what the best fix is. Here is a simplified but reproducible example:

export default function SyncIndicator({ loading }) {  
    const [visible, setVisible] = useState(false);  
    const opacity = useAnimatedValue(0);  

    useEffect(() => {  
        if (loading) {  
            setVisible(true); // react-hooks/set-state-in-effect violation  
            const animation = Animated.timing(opacity, { toValue: 1, duration: 200 });  
            animation.start();  
        } else {  
            const animation = Animated.timing(opacity, { toValue: 0, duration: 200 });  
            animation.start(() => {  
                setVisible(false); // this is fine as its async  
            });  
        }  
    }, [loading, opacity]);  

    if (visible) {  
        return (  
            <Animated.View style={{ opacity }}>  
                <ActivityIndicator color={'#194159'} />  
            </Animated.View>  
        );  
    } else {  
        return null;  
    }  
}  

Theoretically this would just render it three times I believe which is not perfect, but wouldn't at-least end up being an infinite loop.

Honestly from UX standpoint it would be even better to get rid of visible and enable pointerEvents only if loading is true to make it pass down events if half opaque. It would even make the code cleaner, but I also do want to know now how people on here would fix it.

Did anybody else found themselves with ESLint screaming at you after updating React? Is there a clean fix to this?

Rule Documentation: https://react.dev/reference/eslint-plugin-react-hooks/lints/set-state-in-effect

First Beanpost on here.

I was sent this when I first started my office job as a software developer and thought it was funny.
Now 7 years in its not funny anymore, its just too real and AI made everything 10 times worse.