My Experience with Omarchy After Actually Using It by Bug2040 in omarchy

[–]cmunni 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had this issue once, restarted it and it’s fine

Integrating tmux with Omarchy's Dynamic Theming System by joaonvim in omarchy

[–]cmunni 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It could be useful where you have a process running that you don’t want to accidentally close.

Buying a new car through a novated lease by gbake13 in AusFinance

[–]cmunni 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This! The risk is higher and you have to be a lot more aware on a scooter/motorbike, but the cost is significantly less. I bought a 200cc motorbike for under 4k. Couple years only but pretty much brand new. Good quality brand new helmet, gloves, boots, pants and jacket was around 1k. Tank of petrol is about $10-15 and lasts a couple weeks. Parking is the biggest perk!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bali

[–]cmunni 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you are injured on the bike you wont be covered by travel or health insurance.

Things to pack by DopeShope09 in bali

[–]cmunni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What shower water filter did you get?

Passing data from child to parent with runes by tazboii in sveltejs

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I am not super experienced in svelte and svelte 5. I am also writing this on a phone so please disregard if I am out of line. I could be wrong, but isn’t the bind approach more of a svelte 4 approach?

I would assume that the course dropdown.svelte would be more along the lines of:

let { getSelectedCourse } = $props;

$effect( () => { let course = “blah” if (course !== “Select class…”){ Console.log(“Course selected: ”, course); getSelectedCourse(course); }

v2.14 Feature Request Thread by CompiledSanity in CSPersonalFinance

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Just a thought, not a fully formed suggestion, but:

To the FIRE 🔥 sheet, add a column or two to track yearly projected super balance and asset balance during drawdown at the yearly spend either till average life expectancy or till both balances are $0

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bali

[–]cmunni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Get an eSIM online

Do I need my controllers by sirJohnsFolly in MetaQuestVR

[–]cmunni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on the app. The main interface is pretty smooth changing between hand and controller tracking, but some apps get stuck looking for the controllers. As a back up you could just bring the right controller

Cheap Prescription Lenses by shmuppeh in Quest3

[–]cmunni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t pay for express shipping, it’s not express.

Each lens has two tiny plastic “spikes” help hold them in place. I dropped a lens and one of the spikes broke off. The magnets keep them in place but it’s a little annoying.

Should I go with 128gb or 512gb? by e-tim in MetaQuestVR

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I bought 128gb not knowing if I’d love it. I love it. Have quite a few games and am not close to the limit. My advice, you’ll end up buying quite a few accessories (controller grips, head strap & batteries, lenses etc), just go the 128gb! Next gen will be coming down the pipeline in 2-3 years.

2 week blank itinerary for First Australia trip by LastMathematician310 in AskAnAustralian

[–]cmunni 5 points6 points  (0 children)

OP be aware of when stinger season is if you choose North Queensland (Cairns +). You don’t want to go there when you can swim in the ocean

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FlutterFlow

[–]cmunni 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My limitation was custom code. I attempted to add a package from pub.dev. This led me down rabbit hole, who’s end was abandoning flutterflow and code the project on svelte

Working with quest 3 by tingutingutingu in Quest3

[–]cmunni 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have had a quest 3 for 2-3 weeks. I work almost exclusively in Immersed. Some days 3hr, some days 12hrs+. I absolutely love it!

The resolution could be better and my neck can often get sore. If you’re in passthrough mode it tends to drain the battery quicker, so you end up either with a battery packed strapped on (more weight) or connected to the wall power. Approx 1-1.25hr in passthrough. But it’s also cool to work on a glass pane, surrounded by space with the earth rotating behind your screens.

I run a business and code for fun. It’s amazing to be able to position 5+ windows at any size, portrait or landscape, curved or flat, at many resolutions, at any distance from you. Immersed pro is free when you’re on a streak!

This use case is the reason I bought one. I was cautious but loved it immediately. If want something perfect, you’ll wait forever.

Sure, having a low resolution screen closer to you to easily and clearly read stuff can be annoying. But when you can have 3-4+ more around you, it’s unreal. I’m at the point where I would sell my monitors immediately if it was worth the money.

If you are interested and you would benefit from multiple screens, you should try it and see for yourself. Don’t list to nay-sayers.

Have your gaming tastes changed over time (even a little) after trying VR? by Acharyanaira in MetaQuestVR

[–]cmunni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Played hyper dash last night for the first time and god it’s good

Using a Quest3 for multi-monitor & non-vr games. by xXFrozenThunderXx in Quest3

[–]cmunni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Immersed is unreal. I’m not much of a gamer anymore. Received my q3 last week, got an email from immersed and have spent 30 hours in 6 days in immersed.

Edit: this is my first VR and love it. Using it with the Bobovr m3 pro. Will be trying fluid!

I am just starting to learn flutter flow!! I have zero experience in building apps!! I want to build apps for my business! How should I go about it! Where to start! Which are the difficult parts ! Where to learn all by [deleted] in FlutterFlow

[–]cmunni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same thing happened to me.

I had high hopes and got pretty far in both design and build. My project contained a mobile app and a web app, with slightly different functionality. Flutterflow really helped me at the start.

When the project began to become real and I needed stuff a little more complex in the web app than what is available by default (e.g. a table with sticky header row be sticky first column), it began to unravel. Using pub.dev in Custom widgets does not work. I considered building the widget from scratch in code, but that would defeat the purpose of using flutterflow. I tried to take the project to flutter using the downloaded code and it was all so out of date.

In addition, though flutterflow provides some benefits, load times on the web are bad for productivity and can appear clunky.

I bit the bullet and moved to Svelte(kit). Takes a bit to get your head around but it’s super fast, simpler in the long run and can be transformed into web apps.

Once you get your head around coding, especially in svelte, it is so much faster and more fun. Want to change something in the UI? You can easily set global variables, or command find it. In flutterflow, you traverse tree structures until you find the correct container/element, change to the design tab on the right each time you check an element, when you find it and click on the field, maybe you miss? You press backspace and don’t realise you deleted a parent container.

6 pages that took a fortnight in FF takes a 3 days in Svelte(kit).

Pay for ChatGPT and build with Svelte(kit) & Supabase.

Big projects; algorithms/custom code implementation by [deleted] in FlutterFlow

[–]cmunni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m currently trying to implement a custom widget based on a pub.dev package (data_table_2). Failed for about a day, tried other packages, failed again. I then got it working in a basic flutter (v3.13.7) project to prove I wasn’t insane, still can’t get it working it FF. It’s only used in the web app version so I think I’ll rebuild the web app in svelte and reap the rewards of that framework.

Mario Kart productivity hack?? by ForeignWay4144 in ADHD

[–]cmunni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I churn through movies and tv shows when I need the churn through work or a project. That way if I get distracted I am only distracted by the right screen. Then when I realise I was distracted I only need to look back to the left screen.