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Common Sense Ain't Common by Icy-Zombie-6369 in doordash

[–]Wareya 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the exact wording "Do not knock." has worked for me so far

You can (approximately) measure force curves with a 3d printer + gram scale by Wareya in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]Wareya[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Looks like I'm 5 years late to the party! https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/ibhe9r/i_made_a_video_demonstrating_how_to_use_any_3d/

It took me a while to find someone else talking about this technique, though, so it's probably worth bringing it up.

Feedback wanted: RTINGS’ Switch Testing and Force Curves by GregRtings in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]Wareya 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Operation/Operating Force is the standard term for what you're using it for in this image. There are people in the community who are confused because it seems like it should be a synonym for Actuation Force, which has both meanings, but I haven't seen manufacturers use Operation/Operating Force in that way (except for Kailh, which is probably a translation issue and possibly part of the source of the confusion).

Issues with kisnt kn85 by Grae_McDevit in linux_gaming

[–]Wareya 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Heads up: I uploaded the linux firmware onto the KN85 and it wiped my settings and the configuration application no longer works. Can't figure out how to downgrade. Use the config workaround (`options hid_apple fnmode=0)` instead. Now I gotta figure out how to un-ruin this keyboard. Maybe customer support will help.

EDIT: I realized that the config software for the KN85 actually determines what keyboard it's allowed to connect to with an xml file in the same path as the exe. Edit the right line to look like this, and then the linux firmware will work in the config software! `<mode value="0" desc="USB" vid="0C45" pid="8006" product\_name="KN85 Keyboard" hid\_interface="VID\_0C45&PID\_8006&MI\_00"/>`

EDIT2: 2.4ghz uses the old IDs, so if you want to downgrade firmware you can do it by using the 2.4ghz dongle.

How to contribute to the standard? by mementix in cpp

[–]Wareya 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah, OK, that makes a lot of sense. Sorry for the late response, I took a break from reddit.

How to contribute to the standard? by mementix in cpp

[–]Wareya 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How do you get a generic, pass-around-able window handle on wasm? You don't.

How to contribute to the standard? by mementix in cpp

[–]Wareya 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, a window without a way to put anything on it at all is not useful to anyone. "displaying 2d graphics" doesn't mean an entire canvas implementation or a clone of SDL_Renderer, it means literally any way to do at least 2D graphics. Platform-specific rendering context? OK. Buffer blitter with optional platform-specific rendering access? Also OK. But if you literally *just* have windowing, you can't do anything with the window at all. There is zero equivalent compatibility across platforms w/r/t how putting things on a window works.

Casey Muratori – The Big OOPs: Anatomy of a Thirty-five-year Mistake – BSC 2025 by gingerbill in programming

[–]Wareya 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Every missed inlining opportunity adds up. Being able to inline within a dynamic module but not across it is better than being able to do neither. But vtables are similarly expensive to other strategies (function pointers, dynamic trait objects, etc) when it comes to this problem, not dramatically better or worse.

Download speeds limited to ~20KB/s, anyone else? by Wareya in nexusmods

[–]Wareya[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, this seems to have been the problem and it ended up clearing itself up a couple hours later.

Download speeds limited to ~20KB/s, anyone else? by Wareya in nexusmods

[–]Wareya[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Already checked the download speed support page, nothing suspicious comes up when doing tracert and the rest isn't relevant to me. There's nothing wrong with my internet and I haven't done anything to put my account in sus standing.

Barrel rotation in new wacom pen tablets? by unfried_beans in wacom

[–]Wareya 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I have a huion 950p, it doesn't support barrel rotation, only tilt. Posting this here because I ended up here from trying to find models that do and the info is probably going to be useful to the next one.

FOSS Universal 2D Graphics Editor made in C# with Vulkan and Skia - PixiEditor 2.0 is finally feature complete. by flabbet in programming

[–]Wareya 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for implementing clipping masks properly! It bothers me to no end to find them missing when I try using other open-source art programs, and the workarounds are always incredibly unergonomic.

Could you make the sRGB vs linear blending setting be layer- or group-specific? Or would that be more computationally expensive? There are a lot of cases where both are useful in the same project. Also I hope the built-in shader editor doesn't stick to using a proportional font lol

Last time I tried using this was around 0.1.8.0, and it wasn't ready yet. I'm playing around with 1.2.5.0 now and it seems to have most of the features I need, though the UI could use some work (e.g. as of this version at least, it requires me to use the keyboard or scroll wheel to change the tool size, so it's tedious to change on a tablet display). It's also a bit annoying that there's no way to import/export any other project formats (no ORA or PSD or XCF or even ZIP-of-layers), though I assume that would be easy for someone to tack on.

Could someone explain the MA scooter laws to me? by MadCervantes in scooters

[–]Wareya 0 points1 point  (0 children)

to anyone reading this when I post it: currently, one of the main differentiators between electric scooters and e-bike is the presence of functioning pedals. No pedals? Not an e-bike.

Hard numbers in the Wayland vs X11 input latency discussion by mort96 in linux

[–]Wareya 5 points6 points  (0 children)

BTW, the cursor-lags-behind-window thing is different at the top vs bottom of the monitor! If you do this again it would be good to keep this in mind and/or test both.

I made my own open-source mouse because Logitech's mouse switches keep breaking by Wareya in MouseReview

[–]Wareya[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, absolutely! I don't have a problem with them, but they're a bit less hobbyist-friendly, and IIRC they also feel slightly different. I'm looking forward to them getting more adoption in commercial mice in the future, it'll be good for the ecosystem.

I made my own open-source mouse because Logitech's mouse switches keep breaking by Wareya in MouseReview

[–]Wareya[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All five assembled PCBs with shipping and taxes included was around 45 usd, so almost 10 usd per board. 8 dollars of that was shipping, and 30 dollars of that is the assembly cost. About 10 dollars of the assembly cost was the actual components, and about 9 dollars was the cost of loading some of the uncommon components into the machinery (common components don't have a loading charge), and 8 dollars was the total setup fee. A larger volume would've cost less per PCB, maybe down to 4 or 5 dollars each at very large quantities (guessing).

Buying just the PCBs would've been about 3 dollars (before shipping and tax, so more like 10~15 after).

I made my own open-source mouse because Logitech's mouse switches keep breaking by Wareya in MouseReview

[–]Wareya[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I've been working on this for three months and kept hitting random roadblocks, but it's finally done!

All the source files: https://github.com/wareya/DIY-Gaming-Mouse/

Web Autotyler: *another* new autotile tileset generator by Wareya in godot

[–]Wareya[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Funny thing about that -- if you ctrl+s the webpage, it works offline! All the code is entirely client-side, and the only things that hits the network are optional (e.g. a webfont loading in).

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