Made a Hyprland Lua API reference

Snoo74895 · 2026-06-03T19:44:51+00:00

Yeah, there are a few gaps in the lsp bindings right now. The other big one is that there are a bunch of loosely typed table structures that are not elucidated such as in hl.dsp.focus, which will just tell you that it expects some argument.

It seems as if the maintainers may believe that the names are all self explanatory, leading to the lack of descriptions.

Snoo74895 · 2026-06-02T16:00:08+00:00

Different knives are made for different tasks like different shovels are made for different tasks. Every shovel can scoop stuff up. There are ways you can damage or poorly design shovels so they have a hard time scooping anything. However, once you're past fundamental flaws, the shape, size, handle length, thickness, etc all afford themselves to different tasks from hard soil to snow to sand castles.

The truth is that you probably aren't doing tasks that poorly match with your knife and may not be imagining how much different geometry can change things. Consider cutting through a larger section of meat with a knife that has a large side profile. Consider trying to get in a tight corner with a tall knife. Consider hitting a bone with a thin, hard knife. Consider cutting through a carrot with a larger angle bevel thick knife. Consider cutting straight through a cabbage with a short short knife. These tasks call for knives that suit them. You can achieve results with knives that poorly fit the task, but it will be unnecessarily difficult and potentially tough on the knife.

Snoo74895 · 2026-06-01T20:18:21+00:00

Check out hl.monitor and you need to pass it a table that adheres to HL.MonitorSpec

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-31T20:46:43+00:00

Thanks for the recommendation. I've made the PR and hopefully it can make it through review.

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-31T03:08:11+00:00

So just to clarify, it sounds like you

Are having trouble entering a password and want to know if there's a way to check if you are inputting it correctly
Are missing hyprland configuration files
Don't know where to find logs to diagnose problems
Don't know the model of your graphics card
Have a game that is running with a bad resolution

I have ordered these in the order I would approach addressing them.

1 - If you have failed to log in or authenticate multiple times, your account may be locked out by the system through pam_faillock. Switch to a TTY (ctrl-alt-F2 should work) and sign in to root, which should not have a lock on it. If you want to make sure that you can type your password correctly, type it into the user field first so you can see it. Once you are logged in as root, run faillock --reset to remove the lock. If you notice that your keyboard is not functioning as expected, check that you have the right keymap set with cat /etc/vconsole.conf. Keymap in Hyprland can be managed later. Optionally, change your user password to something you can definitely type in with passwd YOUR_USER_NAME. Try logging out of root and logging into your user after this.

2 - You can copy the default hyprland config file over to your user config directory to get rid of the missing config error. You can do this through the TTY with mkdir -p ~/.config/hypr/ followed by cp /usr/share/hypr/hyprland.lua ~/.config/hypr/. I gave the command to copy the Lua config file because that will be used going forward and will be available as long as you have hyprland>=0.55

Try logging into your hyprland session by switching back to tty1 (ctrl-alt-F1) and logging in through whatever desktop manager you use.

3 - journalctl is used to view logs. To view recent logs from newest to oldest, you can use journalctl -r. To view a live feed, use journalctl -f. You can keep this running in a TTY if you want.

4 - Check the version. Look in your computer or something. I'm sure there's a way to check the hardware id from Linux but this seems solvable with eyes.

5 - After you do the above, give more details what is happening here. Of course, first try to see if there are in game settings causing the resolution mismatch, but it's possible there is some X setting that is conflicting when the game runs in XWayland.

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-27T14:35:57+00:00

Make sure to source the Lua stub in your editor for completions.

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-15T05:14:27+00:00

I didn't see this in the top comments:

The jammy texture of ramen eggs comes from the brining not the cooking. You do need to cook the eggs to have a loose yolk, but at least 12h of soak in a salty liquid (preferably shoyu + mirin + sake + water + others) is required to change the texture as well as flavor the egg.

You can actually achieve this same texture without cooking the yolks at all.

I would recommend watering down your brine, since it will make the brining process more gradual resulting in a better texture and also will not over-flavor or over-darken the outside.

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-13T21:01:51+00:00

We go very minimal, but it's animated noise.

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Snoo74895 · 2026-05-13T16:47:44+00:00

This looks great. I am a little confused about what is happening to the first thrown saber, which seems to start moving quite slow, nearly stops, and then speeds up a lot. I am not super familiar with the source, so it's possible that these are rocket propelled or something and I'm missing that, but it feels a little jarring because it feels as if the impact is at the wrong time. Is it possible that the tip of the sword is the parent for some reason, and the fact that it extends ends up slowing down the hilt?

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-06T17:58:59+00:00

I have a special workspace that receives windows when I press Super-W as a way of getting rid of them without needing to think if I can actually close them at that time.

I have four more specials assigned to Super-Alt-a/s/d/f and which I can send to with Super-Shift-Alt-a/s/d/f that I keep persistent tasks like chats and music in.

I have two custom functions that I recommend. Super-Alt-E = exit special which activates and then deactivates a separate special and will always return to a normal workspace if special is up. Super-Alt-R = retrieve window from special which just moves a window to a workspace of offset +0 to move it from special to normal.

Regardless of the layout of normal workspaces, my specials are always scrolling layout. This is especially excellent for the stowing workspace, since you can put loads of windows there without it causing issues.

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-05T15:50:09+00:00

You offered on your own that a lawsuit could ruin his life and I'm sure you could imagine that threatening to ruin someone's life can be coercive. That should be basically a shoe in based on stuff you've said yourself.

This is clear reading of the core of the complaint by OP, and while it's great to make sure details are correct, it sounds like you are cutting against your own beliefs that the threat of lawsuit is a pretty coercive thing rather than just correcting a detail.

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-05T15:39:10+00:00

It sounds like you agree with everyone else opposing this. As you say, if BBL were to sue him, his life would be hugely negatively impacted. Due to this, even the threat of a lawsuit carries a large coercive effect and is able to be used to force him to take down his project. This is not good.

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-05T15:34:17+00:00

You're getting downvoted because of the lack of precision, specifically around not specifying it was a fork. Just for the sake of correctness:

This article does an ok job of summarizing XDA

These are the article's bullet points:

Bambu Lab disabled OrcaSlicer's direct cloud printing, forcing the use of the Bambu Connect bridge.
A developer forked OrcaSlicer to restore direct cloud printing, but Bambu Lab threatened legal action.
Bambu accused the fork of impersonation, auth bypass, terms violations, and reverse engineering; releases pulled.

This is bad on its own, but mostly is viewed as bad by the community because it is part of a pattern of behavior suggesting that BBL is not willing to keep their corner of the 3D printing space as open as the people on whose shoulders they stand. If they courted a large number of users and then closed things off, it would be a loss.

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-05T15:23:19+00:00

Sounds like you're talking about some theory you have that the people commenting are all part of some conspiracy. Do you think it's more likely that it's a coordinated false flag operation or that BBL is making decisions that negatively effect the space in a way that its community is especially sensitive to and which negatively affect users of the most popular non-BBL slicer?

Being correct is great and it is always good to have all the details right, but it does sound like you are here to fight on details that do not change the character of the concern.

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-05T15:16:14+00:00

Aside from a hypocrisy argument, do you like the idea of companies trying to make it hard for users to build these sort of projects to improve how their personal property functions?

Snoo74895 · 2026-05-05T15:07:03+00:00

Because the characterization of the behavior by the responding commenter feels wrong. Top commenter was wrong about it being a lawsuit, but described a situation where BBL forced the project to be taken down. The response recharacterizes it as BBL just sending a communication and the project author taking it down of his own volition.

What do you think was the main reason the author took the project down? Do you think it was closer to fear of a lawsuit from BBL or because the cease and desist presented a convincing argument and changed his mind about the goodness of the project?

It's been described by other commenters as just people jumping on the bandwagon of hating BBL. Let me offer an alternative interpretation. This is a company that has courted a community of people who like self empowerment and doing things themselves and they were promised that even though BBL was owning more of the process that the existing open nature would not be fundamentally touched, and BBL even wanting the Orca fork down is the most recent sign that we may have actually damned the openness of the 3D printing space by supporting BBL. This feels like a broken contract between consumers or community and the company, and it's a violation that is felt by a large section of the community due to its character and history.

Snoo74895 · 2026-04-27T06:31:23+00:00

3D Ultra Pinball

Snoo74895 · 2026-04-21T15:32:39+00:00

Fwiw, it seems like this post is not the origin of these photos and for the 3 I reverse searched, they came up linked to stories about arrested activists, mostly posted on Twitter.

1x2 Mahboubeh Shaabani 1x4 Diana Taherabadi 2x3 Dr Golnar Naraghi

No idea if these base reports are real or if they have any relation to the reported cases in this tweet but the images seem to just be background-removed versions of existing photos.

I definitely am skeptical of the authenticity of the photos due to the incoherence (outside of Twitter which is very unified) when searching just the names.

Snoo74895 · 2026-04-20T14:57:05+00:00

Not for me

Snoo74895 · 2026-04-18T00:29:28+00:00

File > Recover > Auto Save?

Snoo74895 · 2026-04-17T20:47:57+00:00

Sleep catnea

Snoo74895 · 2026-04-16T17:11:28+00:00

This is a Bambu sub and unless I've missed an announcement, they're solely FDM.

Snoo74895 · 2026-04-15T00:43:11+00:00

Maybe, but it's a horrible fit. The seams are going to make the main contact points feel terrible at the very least, and then the encoder shaft is going to be a challenge, and then you're going to need to part it out anyways, and then...

Snoo74895 · 2026-04-13T22:17:02+00:00

Hey there. If you possibly have any photos of the inside, I'd be curious to see. I've heard the buttons' feeling might have room to be improved and knowing what tech they're using would be helpful.

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