I am. Running arch with sway. Im on an older intel one, everything just works.

Suspend works Fingerprint reader works Battery life when not running heavy workloads is around 13 hours

> Fingerprint reader works

That blew me away when I found that out. Fingerprint readers never work on Linux, and yet (with openSUSE Aeon) the fingerprint reader built into the Framework 16's power button works out of the box. Felt like fucking magic.

I've been working on a Go implementation if you fancy trying it out

https://github.com/jfyne/live

Very cool. I noticed you are writing your own client libraries? Curious if you've tried using the Phoenix client libraries? LiveViewJS uses the same libraries as a Phoenix LiveView app on the front-end.

I'll join your discord and we can chat more...

This might be in the docs somewhere, but can you bring your own postgres image to your managed service?

Our postgres clusters are just a Fly app: https://github.com/fly-apps/postgres-ha

You could run your own PG by modifying that app. Right now we're calling it "automated" and not managed, though. All alerts about health and other issues go straight to customers, we don't have DBAs that will touch these things yet.

Ah ok, interesting. Thanks

David Foster Wallace ruminated on this in Infinite Jest.

"The proposed solution to what the telecommunications industry's psychological consultants termed Video-Physiognmoic Dsyphoria (or VPD) was, of course, the advent of High-Definition Masking. Mask-wise, the initial option of High-Definition Photographic Imaging — i.e. taking the most flattering elements of a variety of flattering multi-angle photos of a given phone-consumer and‚ thanks to existing image-configuration equipment already pioneered by the cosmetics and law-enforcement industries — combining them into a wildly attractive high-def broadcastable composite of a face wearing an earnest, slightly overintense expression of complete attention."

Always thought it was fascinating that he came up with this in 1996!

Most likely can be made a lot bigger using both font and display size settings in Android

It looks like there might be a bug. What happens when you add a new file? A quick scan of the entr help text suggests you should be using the -d flag.

Ha! I took too long to format my response :). The entr examples from [1] seem to do the same (ls *.rb for example).

[1] http://eradman.com/entrproject/

Also, doesn't entr invoke its command in parallel when there are multiple changes in quick succession? And wouldn't multiple parallel instances of rclone potentially mess up the backup?

(I didn't read any of the man pages)

yep...specifically, use the -d flag in a loop since all it does it exits the process when a new file is added:

  while true; do ls -d src/*.c | entr -d <cmd>; done

Norwegian 787s have the light and call buttons as part of the touch screen display in front of you. So different per customer

Ah, I wonder if only the bulkhead seats are different. In those the display isn't always in front of you so the light control has to be available elsewhere.

Next time I'll avoid a bulkhead seat in any case.

I am on an E-2 right now and was under the impression it wasn't dual intent. What path can I take to apply for a green card? Thanks so much!

Windows user here. .mediumTextViewer class has a overflow-x: scroll on it which makes everything look like this:

https://i.imgur.com/kE2ElEv.png

Switch it to auto and it will look a lot cleaner.

Otherwise cool site

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm the co-founder of Educative where this course is hosted. We'll fix it.