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In #pinxi (next #inxi ) a full refactor of the venerable Battery module. A #Codeberg issue exposed the bad logic of the battery feature, which near as I can tell was roughly translated verbatim from the original bash during the #perl rewrite. I thought I'd redone all those but I missed battery section obviously. The only difference most users will see is fewer or more decimals. Issue was 0.01 Wh capacity and current charge. Which was prematurely trimmed to 0, actually string '0.0', aka true.

I highly recommend Obtainium. It is a great way of installing and updating applications onto your Android phone. Instead of being a central store, you add the source for each project (from Github, Gitlab, Codeberg, etc) for the applications you use. It is the only "store" I added on my GrapheneOS phone. It allows absolute granular control of what I choose to install from the source; true digital intentional-ism.

Main: obtainium.imranr.dev/
Source: github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium

Also, here is a list of "completed applications" make it easier to add them to Obtainium: apps.obtainium.imranr.dev/

Good progress with #CodebergCI at last.

I have a #RustLang "hello world" building and deploying to 'pages' for Windows, and Linux on x86 and ARM.

I've yet to see if my dweb app will build though and still working on MacOS but have made progress with that too.

#Codeberg is an awesome, non-profit that you can join, and a viable alternative to Microsoft github. Check it out.

Anyone using cross-rs inside Docker, or in a CI which uses containers? #dind

I'm trying cross-rs to simplify cross platform CI builds and it's one extra issue after another! Might have to do it all with manual targets in Cargo.toml, yuk.

#RuslLang#CI#DevOps
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And yes, whoever uses #discord for #documentation and #versioning instead of a goddam #git [doesn't have to be @github / #GitHub or @gitlab / #GitLab or @Codeberg / #Codeberg or even @gitea / #Gitea - just use any git and write down your documentation in a useable format like #Markdown or goddamn ASCII plain text FFS] should be banned for life from #coding, working in #IT or contribute to #FLOSS.

  • Because it's literally worse than people shitting "#Ai" #Slop all over the place cuz that can be fixed faster and easier by backrolling said commits and banning the offender!

youtube.com/watch?v=9ehLMlVTRJ

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#emacs #fjEl #forgejo #codeberg

fj.el release 0.16

- bind r to add reaction to item at point
- ensure sane default for sorting of issues/repos where possible
- overhaul rendering of item body HTML (for performance reasons)
- defcustom fj-timeline-default-items (for performance reasons)
- respect verbatim/code formatting in item titles and and timeline messages
- bind > to load more items in item timeline view
- include compose buffers in switch to fj buffer / kill all fj buffers
- fix a bunch of (contextually) broken commands
- i also worked on an api layer, but got sidetracked with jag.el, which attempts to do api client library code generation based on Swagger/OpenAPI (WIP)

Holler if you run into any issues upon updating.

if you appreciate my work on fj.el, consider donating:
paypal.me/martianh. (even a small amount is appreciated.)

& thanks a lot to the recent donors!

#codeberg and #forgejo people: I'm debating between either spinning up a forgejo instance publicly, or should I just use codeberg.org?

I'm comfortable with the selfhosting aspect, just wondering what might be the most realistic.

I think it's really good if open source projects set up their own Gitlab server, to have full control over their project.
But it's super annoying to register for each,if you want to report a bug. Especially if there is no registration with Github or Gitlab sign-on.