https://toast.ooo/u/cm0002 posted on Mar 31, 2026 13:53
It’s so dumb that they have to reverse engineer this chipset to make it work.
MediaTek, YOU SUCK.
@brooke of course. And you're someone sophisticated enough to actually look at the code and see that it ignores non-public posts, but not everyone can do that.
Since you have your own instance, you could also use the relay interface. It only sends public posts. https://tags.pub/#connect has the details.
#HolosDiscover just hit 3 million indexed posts.
What matters more than the number: 145k deletions processed, 83k edits tracked, and over 1k opt-outs respected, all in real time.
Respecting people is the priority and the only way to do it right is to be a full #ActivityPub participant, receiving deletions, edits, and opt-outs as they happen. Before indexing anyone, Holos Discover follows their account, so they know they are being indexed and can opt out.
@apps #Holos is so promising, and #holosdiscover as well - I'd hope other web and mobile apps adopt it... and so glad it is here and live still.
@apps purely an FYI, not a call for any action but in case you're interested - a number of your top ten content sources are known spam services, more info here: https://about.iftas.org/library/known-spam-fediverse-services/
Many enjoy the one dark vivid them when editing text, and since Xed is used for quick edits most of the time, I made a theme for it.
This theme wasnt made from scratch, first I duplicated the theme code from solarized dark and then asked an LLM to modify the colors to match One Dark Vivid. Lastly, I modified the colors to match the original one dark vivid palette (AI made up some colors) and added more syntax highlighting by simply looking into other themes.
The highlighting is more catered towards python (I program in python and lua), but it should look fine across most languages.
If you have issues please feel free to comment below.
You can download it by visiting the link (forum
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(The image above shows the theme looks like in a python file)
Update: Microsoft decided to stop injecting ads. Let’s see how long that lasts.
3 months, then they add some other absurd trash and bury in the ads again, then remove the new other trash while leaving the ads.
I mean many Wayland compositors is kinda like old browsers at the moment. They all implement a common spec and then implement a bunch of their own extensions to get features the spec doesn’t allow for. And apps have to be aware of these custom extensions to make use of them. So in the KDE case, I imagine a lot of their apps are aware of KDEs own extensions to Wayland. But it doesn’t mean all of them are.
Surely it’d be absurd for each individual app to need to implement this spec - that defeats the whole point. I can believe it’d be down to Qt or some other library, but as I said, I’m sure that’d apply to those two apps.
Yeah, I imagine there’s some QT bits for implementing a lot of it, if it detects them being available. Not being massively familiar with QT or how those two apps make use of it, I can’t assume they’d be making use of the components that’d implement KDEs custom extensions. So you know shrugs
Breaking bad was just a practice run for better call Saul.
The prequel and the original trilogies just enjoy nostalgia glasses, Rogue One is the best movie and it’s not even a competition.
@secbox No, sorry. ATM there isn't even an implementation complete enough to use for myself, let alone have others use it. Working hard on it.
I hope to soon have it good enough to use it for myself. Then the next goal is to make it usable for others in their own installations. Only then I look forward to be able to provide an instance for others to use.
If anyone volunteers to run such an instance, get in touch and I'll make sure to push features you need for that.
Yes, #FediHired was one of the inspirations. 🙂
No, it's not two way. Just what I push on Codeberg is mirrored to GitHub, and GitLab. Those mirrors are for visibility, development happens on Codeberg.
