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# 📌 Cetakfoto Development Plan (Cloudflare-Based)

## ✅ Tech Stack & Infrastructure
- [x] **Frontend:** Next.js (Admin Panel & User Interface) → Deployed on **Cloudflare Pages**
- [x] **Backend:** Hono (API & Business Logic) → Runs on **Cloudflare Workers**
- [x] **Database:** Cloudflare D1 (SQLite-based) → Managed via **Prisma ORM**
- [x] **Authentication:** Clerk (Email, Social, Phone OTP)
- [x] **Payment Gateway:** Direct Transfer Validation or Midtrans

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indraAsLesmana

{
    "configurations": [
        {
            "name": "Wrangler",
            "type": "node",
            "request": "attach",
            "port": 9229,
            "cwd": "/",
            "resolveSourceMapLocations": null,
            "attachExistingChildren": false,

indraAsLesmana

You're correct in identifying the issue: on Pop!\_OS (and Ubuntu-based systems), the `Ctrl+Shift+E` shortcut is often intercepted by the **IBus input method framework**, which uses this combination to trigger its **emoji annotation** feature. This interception prevents applications like VS Code from receiving the shortcut, rendering it ineffective for functions like opening the Explorer view.([Ask Ubuntu][1])

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### ✅ Solution: Disable or Reassign the Emoji Shortcut in IBus

To resolve this conflict, you can either **disable** the emoji shortcut or **reassign** it to a different key combination. Here's how:

#### **Option 1: Disable the Emoji Shortcut**

indraAsLesmana

#!/bin/sh

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# OpenWrt LTE/Cellular Connection Watchdog
# Created by: Indra L.N.
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# PURPOSE: