Joerg Jaspert :debian: / is on Nostr

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2024-08-02 00:29:01

Hrm, #grapheneos and using #abrp (a better route planner) app, whenever I start the app, i get a dialog "TTS engine needed", asking me to install it from play store. It *is* installed actually, but #abrp still says it's missing.
And as such, it is unable to talk to me, which is a bit annoying for a navigation app.
Does anyone here know a way to make it work? Other apps (say, talkback or google maps) use tts nicely, so its not generally broken.

2024-07-18 20:16:15

GOOD GOD HOW I HATE "Desktop" Apps that are nothing more than browsers in disguise.
LOOKING AT YOU, #BITWARDEN sh*t.
Any such app that reacts to Ctrl-W with closing the window needs their maintainers to have A LOT OF PAIN applied. Until they fix their sh*t and make it not suck like this.

2024-03-02 14:36:42

Ohmy. Not sure how I could write a useful bug report for this, on which the developer can do anything. Is entirely reproducible in *my* firefox, but even ungoogled chrome already doesn't do it, so WTF.
It is: https://phanpy.fulda.social/, setup for me with 6 columns to show stuff, can NOT jump backwards in boost carousels. Only forward. UNTIL i do something that changes the viewport size of the browser (resize window, press F12, whatever). Then it can. Until next reload of page.
Less columns, smaller window, wider window - and this does not appear. Only on "my" standard window size for firefox this happens. (Which is about half my screen width and near full height (minus top bar) of 2560x1410).
Curious wtf is going wrong there, but also no idea on how to find such a thing.
#phanpy #heisenbug

2023-12-09 17:26:01

If you are out there happily applying the new #Debian pointrelease - DO NOT REBOOT into the updated #linux #kernel. It contains a serious (and silent) #data #corruption #bug that MAY (not must) affect you.
Fixes are in preparation, but builds will take a bit to complete.

2023-08-16 06:36:27

The good: I found a way into "my infrastructure" that I could use from my phone with JuiceSSH to access a broken server and fix it (without the phone being part of my usual VPN).
The bad: I found a way into "my infrastructure" that I could use from my phone with JuiceSSH to access a broken server and fix it (without the phone being part of my usual VPN).