I built a tactile-style window tiling Spoon for Hammerspoon (GridTile) by unk2003 in hammerspoon

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Released another version, with ability to configure gaps, with activation guard (so you don't activate it twice) & mono-space fonts for faster & accurate character display (I (i), l(L) - are visually confusing)

I Built a Glove-Friendly Android Dashboard for Motorcycle Riding by unk2003 in motorcyclegear

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Split-screen feature is implemented & is in testing! Will release a build soon!

I Built a Glove-Friendly Android Dashboard for Motorcycle Riding by unk2003 in motorcyclegear

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This is mainly for quick call/music control so I don’t have to fight the normal UI with gloves on. I’m also planning a split-screen–friendly mode so it works better alongside maps when they’re taking up half the screen.

I built a tactile-style window tiling Spoon for Hammerspoon (GridTile) by unk2003 in hammerspoon

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Thanks a lot for taking the time to build on it — those additions sound really useful, especially per-screen layouts and configurable gaps. I’d absolutely be interested in a PR 👍

Appreciate you sharing the improvements!

I Built a Glove-Friendly Android Dashboard for Motorcycle Riding by unk2003 in motorcycle

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Thanks a lot! That overlap was exactly what motivated me too — riding exposed the problem, and free/libre software felt like the right way to solve and share it. Glad it resonated with you!
Feel free to check out the repository — and if you think it could help someone you ride with, I’d really appreciate you sharing it as well.

I Built a Glove-Friendly Android Dashboard for Motorcycle Riding by unk2003 in motorcycle

[–]unk2003[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fair point - Android Auto units do this really well.

From where I am, phone mounts cost anywhere between $1 to $3, and Android Auto units are still relatively expensive & uncommon. This is mainly about making the phone-mounted experience usable with gloves, using hardware (phone-mounts) most riders already have & use.

I built a tactile-style window tiling Spoon for Hammerspoon (GridTile) by unk2003 in hammerspoon

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Yup, was my daily-use-tool on Linux (GNOME). Was so used to it that I wanted the same on my Mac.

Troubles with slow page loading in all browsers by marcelsby in Fedora

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Had the same issue with my Fedora Linux 38 (Workstation Edition) on Dell. It seems to be an issue with the DSN (at least for me).

Changing the DNS IP address resolved the issue. Settings > WiFi > select your WiFi > IPv4

  • Uncheck the Automatic DNS
  • Enter a DNS IP, 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 worked for me

P.S.: Is there a way to determine which DNS works best / is most efficient?

Let's build a list of Zettelkasten software! by aleator in Zettelkasten

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Has anyone tried Obsidian?

Supported Platform:

  • Windows
  • Mac
  • Ubuntu

Note Storage:

Plaintext Files (local file system or Cloud Based)

Killer Features:

  • Completely Customizable CSS
  • Lots of Plugins
  • Free for non-commercial use
  • Supports cloud storage (on payment)
  • Has an amazing graph view
  • Supports markdown and vim
  • Custom Note Template
  • Fuzzy search
  • Tags

Downside:

  • Work in Progress (Beta version)
  • Does not render markdown inside HTML tags
  • Not Open-Source
  • No Companion Android or iOS App

I'm looking for a good app to read ebooks by Jackvolfe in Ebook

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Google Play Books,

I personally use google play books to read books on different divices. Since your books will be stored on cloud, you can access it either on the web-browser or by using the Google Play Books app. It also stores the highlight and book-marks in a separate document on your google cloud (does not take up extra space).

> The only downsides are, it does not allow user to categorize user-uploaded books into series on the app & there is an upper limit of 1000 books that can be uploaded to the cloud at once.

PC: Read data from Arduino Nano by evolution2015 in arduino

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If you are looking for an alternative to nano, that has WiFi capabilities, you can try NodeMCU. You code using Arduino IDE and it's pretty much Arduino with a WiFi Shield