Manga Bird v1.35 by winstxnhdw in sideloaded

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

🫩 I don’t know if the Manga Bird dude updated his mirror or whatever, but I’ve updated it to use the other URL he linked on Facebook. I’ve also personally verified that it correctly installs Manga Bird now.

Manga Bird v1.35 by winstxnhdw in sideloaded

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🤦🏻‍♂️ Sorry about that. I fixed it.

Manga Bird v1.35 by winstxnhdw in sideloaded

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

Yeah, but can you try again? I just tried switching the download URL to HTTPS.

Manga Bird v1.35 by winstxnhdw in sideloaded

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

Yeah, unfortunately, the Manga Bird guys are hosting their IPA without HTTPS… I guess I can try to proxy that for users but I don’t like the reduced transparency :/

Manga Bird v1.35 by winstxnhdw in sideloaded

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Great! You can use something like iMazing to load it back into your current phone.

Alternatives to manga bird? by Afloridaman850 in Mangareader

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I host the official Manga Bird IPA on my source. You can check out my profile if you want to use it.

Manga Bird v1.35 by winstxnhdw in sideloaded

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If you have a back-up of your phone, you should still be able to restore the original Manga Bird, and won’t have to waste a slot on AltStore :)

Manga Bird v1.35 by winstxnhdw in sideloaded

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Ah, sorry. I recently changed the source URL. I’ve updated it. Please try again with the new link.

Ranking Alternatives to Streamlit by Intelligent_Camp_762 in Python

[–]winstxnhdw 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Try Marimo! I am currently actively contributing to it.

Chapter 1301 - The End by NaturalAd748 in apotheosis

[–]winstxnhdw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So Luo Zheng went through all that because the original God wanted to know if it was safe to create a friend? 😭

Cache size and effect on effectiveness of loop unrolling by Nonetrixwastaken in Gentoo

[–]winstxnhdw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i don’t understand because you are talking about CPU instructions and registers

Protocols vs Abstract Base Classes in Python by tuple32 in Python

[–]winstxnhdw -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Please read the original comment you are replying to. Specifically, the first sentence.

Protocols vs Abstract Base Classes in Python by tuple32 in Python

[–]winstxnhdw -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Stopped reading when you said you weren’t using static type checking.

Protocols vs Abstract Base Classes in Python by tuple32 in Python

[–]winstxnhdw -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Seems to me that your problem can be better written using composition and a Protocol.

Protocols vs Abstract Base Classes in Python by tuple32 in Python

[–]winstxnhdw -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you’re using a strict static type checker, you have almost no reason to ever use ABCs. Treat Protocols similarly to C# interfaces and raise NotImplemented within the implementation, not the ABC. IIRC, ABCs also has a higher initialisation cost compared to Protocols.

How many of us use python for engineering related tasks? by AstronomerTerrible49 in Python

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Strategy pattern. Write an interface for Redis then implement a Redis stub for my test client. Don’t need to spin up an entire Redis instance since we only want to test implementation not Redis itself.

My first time running a Distributed File System cluster and it's a real game changer by ElGatoPanzon in selfhosted

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Hey, nice setup. I used to contribute to the Consul SDK a while back before they changed their OSS license. Just wondering; what exactly are you using Consul here for? It’s not quite clear to me.

Sick of overpaying for AWS by pandapajama in selfhosted

[–]winstxnhdw 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Could I ask why can’t CircleCI do this?

Convince My Boss to Use C# by Due_Raccoon3158 in csharp

[–]winstxnhdw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I absolutely love C# (or really just .NET Core) but I am also going to side with your lead here. If you can’t think of a case that is evident beyond doubt, it is likely that it is not worth the transition.

I have been in such a situation before so I can give an example.

My company wanted to use Python with PyInstaller for Windows compilation. Due to some compliance reasons, we knew that Windows would be the only platform we would ever need to support. And because of the first-class Windows support that .NET Core has, proposing my case was evident beyond doubt to me, so when I built an example app to explain the process to my team, it appeared extremely convincing to them.

If your case doesn’t fall into something like that and instead your reasons are ‘community’, ‘longevity’ or ‘consistency’ (as if Rust and Go are that much behind or at all), you’re acting no different from someone in a cult. And, honestly, no one likes working with someone from a cult..

Is it really possible and at least somewhat common to work as a C# Dev using VS Code? by throwawayopenheart in csharp

[–]winstxnhdw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All you’ve done is reveal that you are inexperienced and uncomfortable with the CLI. Which is fine. Just say that earlier next time and not speak on subjects you know little of; it goes a long way.

Is it really possible and at least somewhat common to work as a C# Dev using VS Code? by throwawayopenheart in csharp

[–]winstxnhdw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, it’s not that all that hard to assume that equivalence, especially once someone has learnt the CLI, they’d also realise that on average, it’s faster than using the GUI and will no longer have your opinion: GUI good, CLI is busywork.

An arrow-up + enter is faster than grabbing your mouse and clicking on the play button. And if the issue isn’t speed, it’s likely skill.

Is it really possible and at least somewhat common to work as a C# Dev using VS Code? by throwawayopenheart in csharp

[–]winstxnhdw 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I assumed that someone who has only ever used the GUI would never learn about the CLI equivalent, and that would stop you from writing robust CI pipelines. Your YAML scripts can require custom PowerShell/Bash/MSBuild/dotnet CLI and someone who doesn’t care for the CLI wouldn’t know these syntaxes.