Notices by DeepBlue V7.X (deepbluev7@nheko.io)

@mia@void.rehab Regarding the 12-inch pricing: Now that the AMD 13-inch version starts at $750 and the 12-inch was explicitly claimed to target lower income groups, I would expect it to be at that level or cheaper. They picked a 3 year old i3 for that reason I would assume.

Also regarding your port issue, that sounds like the issue my dad had on his 11th gen. It seems to fix itself by disconnecting the battery for a bit, but it is very weird. Overall my AMD 13-inch seems to hold up pretty well and I haven't torn off any screws yet. Just a weird issue where sometimes a kernel thread gets pegged to 100% and I need to hibernate or reboot. Doesn't have to be related to the device though. And that the screen is too bright on the lowest setting, but that seems to be worked on and possibly has a workaround in the 6.14 kernel. But your experience obviously is different.

@SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange Hey, Siri, what time is it in America?

Small #nheko promo I made for #FOSDEM. See you at the #matrix stand! (And watch the last second of the video before criticizing it ;p)

I repaired my toothbrush! \^o^/

@charliermarsh@hachyderm.io I actually think there is a gradient there. There are issues that really should be fixed, things that you think are useful to discuss, nitpicks which could be ignored and things better left unsaid. Code reviews really are a social skill and need lots of practice and empathy, imo.

@mgorny@social.treehouse.systems Debugging masked Qt packages and fucking up their sleep schedule. I wish I had the discipline to go to bed sometimes! :D

Seems like stuff is moving a lot recently in GCC-c++-modules land!

https://gcc.gnu.org/git/?p=gcc.git;a=commit;h=7db55c0ba1baaf0e323ef7f9ef8c9cda077d40e9

(We even have some form of import std now!)

@khalidabuhakmeh@mastodon.social In my experience there is a big difference between projects doing date based versioning and projects at least trying to follow semver. The latter ones break much less often when updating. With the date based projects you basically get to expect every update to be difficult. Now, most projects don't follow semver properly, but in my experience just the attempt of following it helps a lot in bunching up breaking changes and have people think about the API impact of their changes. Almost everyone ends up not following the rules correctly, but the attempts are better than when a project just gives up.

How long does it take to forget, that you are supposed to post to the fediverse, when you did a release? Well, about a year I guess. Anyway, #Nheko 0.12.0 is out now! Took us a while (and there seem to be 800 commits in that release?!?), but our Qt6 port is finally out and with it exciting features like automatically deleting messages, ignoring users, intentional mentions and much, much more. Tbh, I forgot half the things we added and am always surprised that wasn't in 0.11.3 yet!

Anyway, grab the latest version of this #Matrix client here: https://github.com/Nheko-Reborn/nheko/releases/tag/v0.12.0

Or don't, I can't tell you what to do! But if you read so far, it surely is worth giving it a try, right? :D