eonist

does tauri has such info: context: Have you considered Tauri apps? Electron apps are always 500mb because they ember chrome. Tauri is like Bun Is to NPM. Faster, Better, Stronger. And apps are super tiny, 10mb+++ Because they use native browser engines. TBH. Having used Tauri for a week now. Super impressed. It also has auto updates, so i recon its possible to pipe into somehow? Or just check app version with release tag in github or smth. Might be worth looking into. Curious, how do you know if electron apps are outdated or not?

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ranvel

#!/bin/zsh

FASTMAIL_BASE="https://app.fastmail.com/mail/inbox/compose"

# 1. In safari, go to "https://app.fastmail.com"
# 2. Save this as "FastMail.app" in ~/Applications
# 3. Get python3 and make sure it is in path as "python3" (just try to run `python3` in a brand new terminal session

# encode URLs using python3
urlencode() {

migueldeicaza

diff --git a/editor/project_manager/project_manager.cpp b/editor/project_manager/project_manager.cpp
index 507931c744..ac2539a3ba 100644
--- a/editor/project_manager/project_manager.cpp
+++ b/editor/project_manager/project_manager.cpp
@@ -1498,7 +1498,7 @@ ProjectManager::ProjectManager() {
 			filter_option->connect(SceneStringName(item_selected), callable_mp(this, &ProjectManager::_on_order_option_changed));
 			hb->add_child(filter_option);
 
-			filter_option->add_item(TTRC("Last Edited"));
+			filter_option->add_item(TTRC("😀Last Edited"));

pbinkley

import datetime
from string import Template
import os.path

# create Weekly Notes file for current week
# - replaces the Periodic Notes plugin, which stopped working
#   correctly for me in Jan. 2025 (it kept using the year 2024)
# - to run: open terminal, cd to "Obsidian environment/Scripts",
#   run "python3 weekly.py"

RhetTbull

"""Resolve path to macOS alias file

Given a path to a file that is a macOS alias, resolve the path to the original file

Requires: pip install pyobjc-core
"""

from Foundation import (
    NSURL,
    NSData,

RhetTbull

"""Resolve path to original file pointed to by macOS alias

To use: 
pip install pyobjc-core

python3 resolve_macos_alias_path.py /path/to/alias
"""

from Foundation import (
    NSURL,

deathau

chrome.runtime.onMessage.addListener(async (payload, sender)=>{
  if (payload.type === "setBadge") {
    // Check if my message is from an app
    const {isApp} = await chrome.waveboxApps.getInfo(sender.tab.id)
    if (isApp) {
      const count = parseInt(payload.count)
      if (isNaN(count)) await chrome.waveboxApps.setBadge(sender.tab.id, {count: 0, activity: true})
      else await chrome.waveboxApps.setBadge(sender.tab.id, {count, activity: false})
    }
  }

vancaem

Problem

I have two Github accounts: oanhnn (personal) and superman (for work). I want to use both accounts on same computer (without typing password everytime, when doing git push or pull).

Solution

Use ssh keys and define host aliases in ssh config file (each alias for an account).

How to?

1. Generate ssh key pairs for accounts and add them to GitHub accounts.

maurofaccenda

hs.hotkey.bind({}, "§", function() hs.eventtap.keyStroke({}, "`") end )
hs.hotkey.bind({ "cmd" }, "§", function() hs.eventtap.keyStroke({ "cmd" }, "`") end )
hs.hotkey.bind({ "shift" }, "§", function() hs.eventtap.keyStroke({ "shift" }, "`") end )
hs.hotkey.bind({ "cmd", "shift" }, "§", function() hs.eventtap.keyStroke({ "cmd", "shift" }, "`") end )

mathix420

// ==UserScript==
// @name        Medium Paywall Bypass
// @namespace   Violentmonkey Scripts
// @run-at      document-start
// @match       *://*.medium.com/*
// @match       *://medium.com/*
// @match       *://*/*
// @grant       none
// @version     3.0
// @inject-into content