Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

@zuthal @igb However, programming is, for the most part, a social activity. You write code not just for machines to execute, but also for humans to review and maintain, and until that changes, the intention behind the structure of the code you output is just as important. A big part of my job is to read, understand and fix code written by others, and there's a similar assumption of "someone who wrote this at least believed that it would make sense" there.

@igb And it's not just prose - it extends to code and art the same way, even if it's a bit less obvious there.

@tommi @postmarketOS Nice! It's several years late to be the first, but it's always great to see progress on more devices 😊

@rail Gdy jedziesz z Ochoty to to jest przecież Przedwiśle

@wariat @owiecc No można pojedyncze pliki kopiować, ale po co skoro jest git.

@elly GNOME does have a USBGuard integration, though the last time I looked at it it would need some adjustments to work well on phones (it's clearly made for desktop use cases). All the needed building blocks are already there at least. USBGuard itself is used on the Librem 5 by default to not let the modem firmware impersonate another device, but it's not used for the USB-C port yet (though the user can add any rule they want, of course).

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-settings-daemon/-/blob/main/plugins/usb-protection/gsd-usb-protection-manager.c

@ptrc @rail >EIP
>goes 160km/h

@Li Wait, did they remove the web browser from newer Kindles? It used to be there, and it was based on WebKit.

@Aegewsh Ale BY-NC-SA uprawnia do tworzenia utworów zależnych o ile są udostępnione na tej samej licencji. BY-NC-ND nie uprawnia.

@rozie Możesz zaoszczędzić przepustowość i po prostu aktualizować istniejący mirror przez `git fetch` zamiast klonować wszystko od nowa.

@rozie Czyli robisz backup, bo rzeczy mogą zniknąć z GitHuba, i pierwsze co robisz w skrypcie backupującym to usuwasz istniejący backup, by zrobić nowy niezawierający już tego, co w międzyczasie zniknęło? 😀

@CaptechOmar @pi_crew Left is Plasma, right is Phosh.

@CaptechOmar @pi_crew This is just a matter of switching the audio output. I just launched Waydroid on my phone right now while connected to a Bluetooth speaker and the audio comes out through it fine. Switching the output in Phosh makes it move between devices, just like with any other app.

@CaptechOmar @pi_crew Bluetooth, sure (GATT) - but Bluetooth audio? 🤨 What do you even mean by that? Container's audio output is a PulseAudio client that gets routed to any host output you want, including Bluetooth, already.

@bigblen That's where the LED is, isn't it?

@kravietz Raczej chodziło o "prawicę (...) i partię Razem", ale wypowiedzi podkładane przez znanego hakera o pseudonimie carlo rossi nie słyną z bycia jednoznacznymi i wyraźnie zrozumiałymi.

I'm happy to report that I've successfully managed to turn my WTFs and OMGs into working touch PointerEvents, and even got to spot and fix some minor bugs on the way. Once I manage to go through the submission and review process as well it should considerably improve the handling of touchscreens on websites in GNOME Web. #webkit #webkitgtk #wpewebkit #epiphany #gnome #librem5 #mobilelinux #linuxmobile

@hyperlinkyourheart > it doesn't maximise apps when you open them

That's how it works when docked to a screen, keyboard and mouse. If you don't set the virtual machine carefully to make it look like a phone it will likely believe it's "docked" and act accordingly. In any case, you can toggle docked mode in Phosh's quick settings to override it.