That is absolutely amazing

!lemmy_support@lemmy.ml

It definitely is useful, I use it for train tickets, or user QR codes for things such as IKEA, supermarkets, gas stations… It’s quite literally a virtual wallet where you have all your “cards”, but they are QRs.

This way, for example, you don’t have to install every single app to get the QR code that identifies you in every market. You just paste them into this wallet and you are good to go!

NFC payments require a transaction platform and these things are only possible with banks or huge, “trusted” companies like Google/Apple.

Although things might start changing in Europe (for now) with GNU Taler.

Not for over-the-internet use

This is premium functionality, for those who don’t know.

Just like I am not a fan of Firefox derivatives, I am not a fan of modified ISOs for Windows.

This is because all the effort put on trust on a big company/community is now gone; now you must trust some unknown random dev.

Install official Windows and apply trusted tools to clean it up. Or better yet, install Linux. That’s my general advice.

If you are not hosting, it having a repo on Github makes no difference. The server you are connecting to might have a different service running and you cannot know.

I don’t think symbolic will solve your problem at all

Well, we need a better system then

OsmAnd allows me to see changes in hours, for OrganicMaps I have to wait a full month.

Oh, I very much know that! But only on OsmAnd I can see those changes being applied a few hours later instead of a month later.

Oh, I very much know that! But only on OsmAnd I can see those changes being applied a few hours later instead of a month later.

I wish Organic Maps had up-to-date maps. If there is any possibility for that please let me know!

Let’s say you have 2 scripts that do some stuff:

• script A: turns a light pink for 20 seconds and then through a smart speaker you can hear 30 seconds of La Macarena.
• script B: send 25 notifications to your phone, spaced by 30 seconds, in which each notification is a different letter of an encrypted message.

If you want those things to happen independently you must parallelize them.

So think about an automation that at a certain point you want to launch multiple scripts. I’d always parallelize, even if initially these scripts were “instantaneous”, because you might change these and add more complexities in the future.

Parallel stuff is also used for… Well, some sequences you want to run in parallel.

Also, test your automations! Specially those critical. It’s very essy, you can virtually trigger them.

I am also thinking of starting an open source project, and honestly, will do it on Github, because so far, GitHub does not require microphone or location access, yadayada… And the AI thing would happen anyway. Do you think Google has not used GitHub repos for training Gemini?

I am very interested in syncing the repo with a federated git server, but from what I am reading Codeberg/Forgejo still don’t have federation working?

I use ZHA. As I have a Pi, I prefer the less addons the better, and there are ZHA devices for everything. It simply narrows down the spectrum, but overtime it’s coming closer and closer to Z2M in terms of device support and features… So…

There is also Matter and Thread on the horizon, so I wouldn’t bother complicating things further.

Also bought an ESP and some components but haven’t yet done anything.

Just make sure you have a prototyping board.

I hate soldering, so I will only cross that road once I have a very solid project and idea.

If you did this for all audiovisual content and not just anime I’d be all in.