The latest version of komorebi is available on WinGet now
Lots of cool stuff in this release - there will be an overview video on YouTube later this week
komorebi is a tiling window manager for Windows written in the Rust programming language
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After an initial round of feedback, I've tweaked how the BHG "fires" the singularity. Instead of it being thrown from the gun itself, it now spawns wherever you're looking when it fires. Because of this, the player themselves are also beholden to the gravitational pull, which is definitely an added risk to the reward of being able to immediately delete everything across the battlefield...
Today, my list of Digital Services Providers, outside US Jurisdiction, was featured in Wired Magazine.
https://www.wired.com/story/trump-era-digital-expat
Hello, Wired. Thanks for helping bring knowledge and information to the people.
cc: @Codeberg@social.anoxinon.de This includes you too, by the way.
#Wired #WiredMagazine #UsJurisdiction #Foss #OpenSource #Development
WIRED · How to Avoid US-Based Digital Services—and Why You Might Want To
I am once again #streaming #Resonite on #Twitch for the next 50 minutes or so, in until ths #Development teams' office hours stream. It's quiet, so I'm just working.
https://twitch.com/NukiCoon
#stream #GameDevelopment #art #gaming #programming #VirtualWorld #VirtualReality #VR
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I really like the natural “engagement” on BlueSky and Mastodon. It feels like it is way easier to find and reach people that are interested in #infosec #it #development, #computerscience and #selfhosting than on the blue bird.
We’ve heard the complaints about our use of #AI.
Let’s be clear: this train isn’t stopping. You can either help steer it, or end up sweeping the tracks behind it.
At worst? You’ll be validating what machines have already tagged.
At best? You’ll be evolving the tech, shaping the ethics, and solving the very problems you're raising.
Adapt or be archived.
https://www.alojapan.com/1245468/baseball-becomes-a-catalyst-for-hokkaido-urban-development/ Baseball becomes a catalyst for Hokkaido urban development #Baseball #becomes #catalyst #development #Hokkaido #HokkaidoTopics #urban #北海道 SAPPORO, Japan — A baseball stadium in Kitahiroshima, Hokkaido, is fostering some urban development. With March having marked Es Con Field Hokkaido’s second anniversary, the home of the Nipponham Fighters finds itself in the middle of plans for a new train station, a commercial complex, even a college. Aft…
South Korea is showing the US how its done!
Samsung Receives Government Approval To Increase The Work Hours To 64 Per Week For Its R&D and Semiconductor Divisions To Boost Competitiveness Against Rivals
https://wccftech.com/samsung-receives-approval-to-increase-rd-and-semiconductor-work-hours-to-64/
I've been trying to decide what other weird weapons I want to add to my pack along with the pipebombs I've showed off before, and I've got a few stewing in some early notes documents here and there, but I was quickly inspired to make this behemoth, the Black Hole Generator, or BHG. Most of the base weapon code pulls from the standard BFG-9000 that HDest defines, but instead of a giant ball of Gretchenfrage flavored death, this gun fires, as the name implies, a Black Hole Singularity.
Still working on the graphical assets while I nail down the mechanics, but I finally got this thing behaving in a way that doesn't immediately crash or destroy itself out of nowhere, so that's progress!
Linus Torvalds built Git in 10 days - and never imagined it would last 20 years - by Steven Vaughan-Nichols
https://www.zdnet.com/article/linus-torvalds-built-git-in-10-days-and-never-imagined-it-would-last-20-years/
ZDNET · Linus Torvalds built Git in 10 days - and never imagined it would last 20 years
Morning read - I think we all knew this, but is nice to see it studied well. #neuroscience #development #socialNetworks
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CoPIlot should have seen it. "I know you keep SAYING there's an unhandled exception being dumped here, but this code doesn't dump any unhandled exceptions. But I did notice that you're reading and dumping a file, perhaps there is an exception dump IN one of your data files?"
But no, because CoPilot is constrained to only look at the code file that is open, or the code files of your solution, its artificially constrained.
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I thought pointing out that Inkscape 1.4.1 wasn't getting released would cause more of a stir. I guess people are quite kind to our project and patient. Anyway, video for this week:
https://friprogramvarusyndikatet.tv/w/599xLR2kGYgNSFsbYPRruF
Happy Birthday Git! I still do not know how to use you properly via shell scripts.
One month to go until the PyCon UK 2025 CfP closes!
Got an idea for a talk, workshop, or a Young Coders' Event? Now’s the time to polish it up and send it our way! 
We’d especially love to hear from any folks with a Young Coders’ Event idea to inspire the next generation of Pythonistas 
Find all the info about how (and why!) to submit, and all the kinds of sessions you can submit ideas for: https://2025.pyconuk.org/call-for-proposals/
2025.pyconuk.orgCall for Proposals – PyCon UK 2025PyCon UK Friday 19th September to Monday 22nd September 2025, CONTACT Manchester
Two decades of Git: A conversation with creator Linus Torvalds by GitHub
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCr_gb8rdEI
Here is the new #Development #PC Build:
- #AMD #Ryzen 7 7700X
- #Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX V2
- #GSkill 32GB DDR5 PC-6000
- #Samsung 990 Evo Plus 1TB
- #Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE
- #LianLi Lancool 2007 Case
- #MSI MAG A750BE PSU
- @kde Neon
Went w/ integrated graphics for the time being & it is more than I need. Does #3dprinting slicing & drawing just fine, #virtualization just fine, #ffmpeg & the little bit of video editing I do. Blows the old i7-6700 w/ 16GB out of the water!
