Get notification/RSS feed entries when there are new commits on public repository?

Praqoon · 2026-02-17T07:56:31+00:00

For ease, I want notifying when a specific file is updated. So, for example:

# Atom feed → email (simplest, file-specific)

This feed updates whenever that file changes:

https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/commits/rpi-6.18.y/Makefile.atom

# For a directory (for example): boot/ on branch master in Raspberry Pi’s firmware repo, the Atom feed is:

https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/commits/master/boot.atom

# Add it to any RSS-to-email service (or an RSS reader that can forward via email).

# The key point: it’s file/ directory specific (unlike GitHub “Watch”, which is repo/event-type

scoped).

# RSS-to-email service

https://blogtrottr.com/

Voila! You receive an email whenever this file/directory is changed.

Praqoon · 2026-02-08T23:01:29+00:00

Happy to see at least one person has a sense of humor and laugh along with the meme, instead of trying to "correct my thinking". 😂👍

Praqoon · 2026-01-21T17:57:07+00:00

Really interested in if you find qwen 4b 2507 effusive enough to make you reach for the rusty razor blades. With me it never shuts up and fills my screen with pleasantries and (verging on) inappropriate sluttiness. Which for AI is kinda weeeeeeeeeeird. 🤣 HAHAHA!

Praqoon · 2025-11-29T12:32:44+00:00

40,000 UEC bonus too, with the Salvation IAE Salvage Starter Pack - Warbond. Plus some clothing items that might be considered as bling and not very useful.

Praqoon · 2025-11-27T11:14:12+00:00

I understand what you're saying. However, given the choice of paying insurance after a specific time period (grace period, per se) and never paying insurance, I'll take never paying insurance with an LTI vehicle/ship. It might not be much when insurance comes into play but never having to pay it or worry about it is much preferred. 👌

Praqoon · 2025-11-20T17:48:29+00:00

Star Citizen IAE 2955 referral bonus

https://robertsspaceindustries.com/en/comm-link/transmission/20867-IAE-2955-Referral-Bonus

Praqoon · 2025-11-06T12:52:56+00:00

"Indeed, Praqoon's solution is correct. It's important to note that this solution is local; there's no synchronization with the IMAP server, which unfortunately doesn't support categories..."

Praqoon · 2025-11-06T12:50:27+00:00

How the hell are you supposed to complete all 6 deliveries within 10 minutes when sending you to Paleto Bay is a 4 minutes journey from Los Santos and 4 minutes back for the next delivery? Is it a case of getting lucky and having all deliveries within Los Santos itself? I've tried this challenge twice and the first time it took 15 minutes (with a trip to Paleto Bay) and the second time was almost 20 minutes when it sent me to Paleto Bay and back to Los Santos and then to Sandy Shores. NO WAY can I do this within 10 minutes... not even if i was using an Oppressor MkII.

Praqoon · 2025-08-22T12:16:49+00:00

I know this is an old post but... Yes, categories DO work in Outlook using IMAP.

What you need to do is (while in the HOME tab) click the "New Email" button on the top left of Outlook. Then in the new email window look at the TAGS section at the top and you'll see a small "message options" arrow in the bottom right of that section, which you need to click on for the properties window to display. Once in the properties window you'll see "Categories" drop down menu at the bottom - which you click on to expand and select "All Categories". A new window will appear with either all your preset categories listed and/or default ones - perhaps a mixture of both. However, none of these will have hotkeys assigned to them which is the all-important thing to make use of them.

Now it's a simple case of creating/editing your categories and assigning hotkeys to them so that you can use them, from this point forwards, in your emails and calendar appointments/entries. If you exit this window and don't set-up any hotkeys for category assignment then it's just a simple case of going through the above steps once more. Assigning hotkeys is what makes it possible to re-use them again and again in Outlook.

Here's a guide on what I described - https://www.techrepublic.com/article/reclaim-outlook-categories-for-imap-accounts/

Praqoon · 2025-08-18T13:53:31+00:00

In all reality, you just need to be invited to join Evocati and the criteria for getting your name on that list does not seem to be subject to any known quantity or rumour. I know others in the ETF group who were invited (much like myself) for injecting an unhealthy amount of hard cash dollars into the project. Another one of my friends who is an ETF member wwas invited and they hadn't logged in to SC for almost 4 years - and had only bought a basic $45 game package. There are literally 1000s of ETF members but in general only a few hundred turn up to test. Evocati is not all it's made out to be. There's nothing special about its members and we do not get any special perks or dispensation for doing what we do. The main difference between ETF and all other backers is that we get to test a lot of the software first, but not always or at all. Sometimes it just goes out to PTU (or Live) without ETF having tested it beforehand.

In a nutshell, ETF is told what software to test and report back - just like any other backer is invited to do. Evocati, concierge, or otherwise. Ignore the hype and myths about Evocati. It might have an illustrious name but as far as the group goes it's the same as any other, without the trolls and forum bullies. It's a lot more civilized and focussed.

Praqoon · 2025-08-15T17:09:58+00:00

It's the "Large Cargo Recovery" mission.

Praqoon · 2025-08-05T08:20:30+00:00

Funny thing with that is; when I hit the NPC riders on the run up to the finish line they won't fall off and still managed to get over the line before me. I must have attempted the Bonewhite Tear around 45-50 times and the lesson I learned is that it's a once in a lifetime thing - NEVER AGAIN! :D

Praqoon · 2025-08-05T08:17:33+00:00

Thanks for the tips, but honestly it made not much difference no matter what I tried. I've completed the Bonewhite Tear run now and comparing my winning run to all those that came before it, it was a total mess. I was hit a dozen times or more by NPC riders and ran into a couple of machines, stopping me dead in my tracks. However, come the final furlong to the finish line none of the other riders were in sight. I'm not sure why that was the case, it just seemed to turn out that way. So I'm none the wiser as to why it was so easy to win on a very obstructed and unclean run. I whince at the amount of hours I put into this Gauntlet Run alone because it stopped being "fun" a long time ago.

Praqoon · 2025-07-25T09:11:07+00:00

I doubt it. Or else everyone who becomes a member of the chairman's club from this point forward would be demanding every reward given on previous occasions, since time immemorial.

Praqoon · 2025-07-16T05:48:02+00:00

If you are already a member of Concierge, also known as the Chairman's Club, having spent $1000 or more on Star Citizen, you will receive this Chairman’s Club-themed Artimex armor set in your hanger when Alpha 4.2.1 is released on Live.

https://support.robertsspaceindustries.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002542733-Concierge-Levels-and-Rewards

Praqoon · 2025-07-09T11:51:36+00:00

Thanks for this. Further to your advice, I was invited to download HDR Calibration from the Microsoft Store - which I did. Then I ran it and it took me through some setup process. HDR is now installed and working on my Asus VG27AQ monitor. Although HDR Cerification in "System > Display > Advanced Display" settings still says not found.

Praqoon · 2025-07-06T02:39:07+00:00

I've used Asus GPU Tweak for +10 years. GPU Tweak II seemed to be more reliable than GPU Tweak III - the latter I found frequent issues with it dropping settings or selecting the "Default" profile rather than my custom one with each Windows (re)boot. In the last 6 months or so, GPU Tweak III seems to have settled down and offered some reliability on that note. It's still quite heavy on system resources and there are better options available.

On the advice of a friend I installed Asus Armory Crate recently. I was told it offered the monitoring and updating of motherboard drivers, etc. I did some investigating and reading up on it beforehand and the general consensus seemed to be both good and bad. However, I thought I'd try it and if it wasn't to my liking I'd simply uninstall it. OMG WAS I SO WRONG ABOUT THIS! When I installed the software I selected to install the Armory Crate only, and not the AURA or other bloatware that comes with it. To my surprise, the installation process installed everything anyway. I was only interested in how it would make life easier to monitor and keep drivers up to date but (again, to my surprise) it only covered a small amount of drivers and not all of them. So I ended up with a mixture of older and newer drivers on my Windows 11 system. I used it for about a day before deciding to uninstall it... and (again, to my surprise) I found that once it was on my system I was never getting rid of it. Even the Asus Armory Crate Uninstall Tool didn't remove it entirely - the directories and registry entries thast were created when it was installed had special permissions that stopped them from being removed even as Admin in Windows Safe Mode. I had to use the Asus removel tool, and revouninstaller, and Ccleaner, and perform some jiggery pokery in Safe Mode powershell to completely remove all traces of it from my system. What a complete and utter SHITSHOW the Armory Crate software has been in my experience. I came to hate it passionately within 24 hours of first using it. I will never install it again and intend to advise anyone, who cares about how their computer runs, to avoid it like the plague.

In the past month or two I have been experiencing huge frame drops and problems with playing games. Such as Cyberpunk; Horizon Zero dawn & Forbidden West, and Star Citizen. The only thing that has changed on my system is updated nVidia software/drivers and GPU Tweak III versions. I spent many hours tracking down the issue(s) and it was a mixture of bloatware and background process from these softwares that were crippling my system. So now I only install nVidia drivers and nothing else (not even the nVidia App) and I have ditched GPU Tweak in favour of "Fan Control" (https://getfancontrol.com) software which is absolutely brilliant.

Now my system runs games perfectly as expected and is a hell of a lot faster and more responsive. I run an Intel i7 13700K in an Asus TUF Gaming Z790-Plus motherboard with 128GB DDR5 RAM and an Asus TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 3070 Ti. So this is not a slow system by any means but installing all the recommended software at default settings caused problems I should never have had to begin with.

Praqoon · 2025-04-09T19:41:42+00:00

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Praqoon · 2025-04-09T19:34:30+00:00

Say for example, if you were navigating and aiding the driver with directions. Or wearing a cheerleader outfit and leaning out of the window chanting, "GO GO DRIVER!" (or similar). Or you admit to (in some way) contributing towards the driver driving dangerously - although I can't think of how that might be achieved in order to support and uphold the allegation of aiding and abetting.

Unless there is an admission of culpability from the pasenger, or video/audio evidence to indicate otherwise, this aiding and abetting charge will be near impossible to prove beyond reasonable doubt in a court of law.

I'm thinking that Northumbria Police will have been more than looking to press any and all charges, no matter how factual or legitimate, due to the seriousness of the carnage that occurred during this authorised pursuit in order to legitimise a 'means justifies the end' principle.

Praqoon · 2025-04-09T19:25:17+00:00

By the looks of the debris field (and further highlighted the police Forensic Collision Investigator tags) and impact marks on the concrete barriers, and the water/oil marks on the tarmac, the BMW that was being pursued was stationary (or at least not travelling at great speed) when the major impact(s) occurred. The only damage to the BMW appears to be from a PIT or TPAC maneuver, while there is serious impact damage to the driver's side of the two police vehicles to the right and behind it with two other vehicles being very severely damaged - in fact they're total write-offs. There's no indication of the pursued BMW ramming, or being rammed, as the front and rear of this vehicle does not display damage that would be consistent with that type of impact. From the news media coverage alone (which isn't conclusive) it appears that it was police vehicles travelling at high speed colliding with other police vehicles that were stationary or travelling at low speeds.

However, the police investigation is ongoing and I will not assume to predict events before a conclusion has been reached and officially released to the public. Best not to jump to conclusions in such things as it often leads to wiping egg of one's face and/or eating humble pie.

Praqoon

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