crispyalmond

Tokamak[0] is really promising on this front

[0] https://github.com/TokamakUI/Tokamak

Same here, I've tried a couple different browsers but none of them worked. I'm on Linux with a fairly recent AMD GPU.

Unifont[0] covers a lot of Unicode codepoints.

[0] https://savannah.gnu.org/projects/unifont/

I didn't know Qt could look like this! Bravo

At first I thought you were joking, but this is a very real class! Probably one of the longest I've seen.

I normally use 160%, I love this site.

Does this mean they are also removing the VisualShader as well? Or purely the scripting part?

At my workplace they made this decision before I started and I can fully agree with this. It's essentially a typed REST without any of the benefits. No joins, everything is multiple calls away to perform a "full" query.

I don't even want to think about undoing this mess.

Seconding this. It's the easiest interface I've found by far for domain management. Having only used NameCheap before; it's great. My needs are pretty basic though, just pointing at a couple VPS.

I've been using this font daily for many months now, fantastic font. It comes at a cost, but it's been worth it for me.

I'd like this too, I'm not one to read a physical book, but I'm constantly reading on my phone & computer

What is it that makes it so bad?

Just tried on Windows with Edge, and I'm experiencing this as well.

Unsure of novice, but I have this book[0] which is pretty great.

[0] https://man7.org/tlpi/

I prefer to use nbb[0] for this, or babashka[1] when I need to use stuff specific to JVM.

[0]: https://github.com/babashka/nbb [1]: https://babashka.org/

This amazes me as well. At work we have a simple website which has 1 GB of node_modules and the actual source code is well under a megabyte.

Wezterm is the best of the bunch I've tried, but I just keep going back to MATE terminal.

It does support changing the font

Crazy to see this posted here, you may also find the talk[0] pretty interesting!

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhkdyCPYgLs

My thoughts exactly. Org-mode just works and has so much functionality that I haven't even discovered yet. I am currently using it for notes and TODOs.

Do you think the pro version of BeyondCompare is worth it compared to the standard one?

I like it, but there's one thing about fonts that always gets me is that it looks better in the pictures than it does in my editors.

This is such a good take on a classic. I love it!

It's admiring how quickly they fix these. Kudos to the Rust team. But I worry about older software compiled with an older version of Rust which does not have this fixed.

It would be more attractive if it didn't depend on boost.

I recently started working at a place which is like this, and the code really shows it. It really does not matter what language is used, it's not going to very maintainable if written so quickly.

Looks like my delay happens when converting between units. It's almost like it prompts me to confirm when I press Enter so I end up having to hit it twice. Other than this it is really great.

I just installed it to try it out and I love the idea but this is the worst part about it. Even with no history as another said, it still has a delay.

How does Numi compare to Soulver 3[0]?

[0] https://soulver.app/

I think this a really good approach. We've done something similar by exposing an endpoint and just PUT data to it from the client when something interesting happens. This works really well and the server is free to do whatever with it.