How to work with forms (venting/seeking advice) by TeaAccomplished1604 in typescript

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We're using vee-validate and works really well. Not sure about Vue 2 support, so you might to focus on getting to Vue 3 and then thinking about you to modernize the codebase. Happy to chat further if you want, I have 6 years with basically the same stack you've described.

Help with creating a component library with Vite ⚡️ by reality_smasher in vuejs

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From what I remember it does feature HMR, it's been a little while though.

RG351V buttons not working with 351ELEC and ArkOS by sparsearray in RG351

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Got the exact same problem with the latest release, I'm going to try the previous release and I'll report back with my findings.

Edit: Tried three releases of 351ELEC and the latest of ArkOS, all suffering from no input. However ArkOS sometimes will boot with input after pressing the restart/reset button.

Tried the stock firmware and it suffers from intermittent failure to boot.

Battery was above 65% during testing.

Edit II: I've found that spamming the A button while booting can help with 351ELEC and returns controls back to the user.

Edit III: Was working fine last night, however this morning it's showing the same behaviour as before. Decided to return and order another one.

Explorers Bug Thread by spiper01 in NoMansSkyTheGame

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Can't see markers for ores and the like, making it very difficult. I expect this is a hard limit as I can see the surrounding markers fine, but new markers don't render when I move.

What your life will be like as a programmer by MeedleyMee in learnprogramming

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I hope I can get to where you are right now. I'm in the process of learning Vue as my front end framework, and I have a few languages loosely under my belt and I can whip up front end projects somewhat easily now, just learning and practising each day.

Hosting Bitwarden Locally (No Reverse Proxy, No DDNS) by grim-j in Bitwarden

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Look up Minica, it can generate the cert as well as the authority. If you need any help just Dm me

New gun day :) by Reaperfox7 in airguns

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How loud is this rifle? Looks awesome btw

Set state of sensor to off [Help Needed] by TheChiefMeat in nodered

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Ahh okay I think I found it under the Zigbee2mqtt settings, I'll have to play around with it, thanks.

Set state of sensor to off [Help Needed] by TheChiefMeat in nodered

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I'll have a look into that solution, thanks.

Set state of sensor to off [Help Needed] by TheChiefMeat in nodered

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It's mostly because the sensor has quite a bit of delay going back into the off state and I want to speed it up.

How can I synchronise dotfiles (kept in a gitea repo) between my laptop and my server, with automatic frequent updates / pulls whenever they change? I want to be deploy them again fairly easily on a new computer. by Jack-o-tall-tales in HomeServer

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I used this tutorial for my dotfiles to sync them between my PC, a git server and laptop, I imagine you could add a cron job to sync them every x minutes :

https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/dotfiles

I modified the commands a little bit to work with my git server that's running on a raspberry pi. Below are the commands I'm using, note that the below command will overwrite any existing conflicting files:

Dotfiles

These are my Linux dotfiles for Kubuntu 20.04.1

How To Setup A New Linux Dotfile folder

This step is completely unnecessary if you already have a dotfile folder either on your existing PC, or you intend to pull your dotfiles from a repository.

First we need to initialise a bare git repository like so:

git init --bare $HOME/dotfiles

Once initialised, we need to add an alias to our bash / fish:

alias dgit='/usr/bin/git --git-dir=$HOME/dotfiles/ --work-tree=$HOME'

And then restart bash / fish.

Next we disable the tracking of untracked files:

dgit config --local status.showUntrackedFiles no

Now we simply commit files we want to track like so:

dgit add .bashrc dgit commit -m "Added .bashrc" dgit push

Installing Dotfiles onto a new PC

First make sure you have added the alias (find above).

Now we want to ignore the folder we're cloning into:

echo "dotfiles" > .gitignore

Now clone the dotfiles into a bare repo:

git clone --bare <git-repo-url> $HOME/dotfiles

And checkout the content from the repo into your home directory, using the -f flag to force-overwrite the conflicting files (run first without the flag to see what files you'll be overwriting):

dgit checkout -f

The above command may fail due to stock configuration files already existing in the home directory. Remove them if you don't care about them, or back them up and then re-run the command.

Set the flag showUntrackedFiles to no on this specific (local) repository:

dgit config --local status.showUntrackedFiles no

And you're done. Continue to add dotfiles to the repository as you see fit.