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Gadgetbridge data dashboard
Gadgetbridge data dashboard - Lemmy.World
Hey all. Unemployed and looking for something fun/interesting to work on lol I use gadgetbridge [https://gadgetbridge.org/] to connect to a smart ring to track some basic health data, and while having everything on the phone is OK, I much prefer doing/viewing things from my PC. I thought maybe having some kind of self hosted dashboard/site displaying data gathered by gadgetbridge could be cool, but what do you guys think? Anything more interesting that could be done with the database that it can export on a schedule? I’ve also considered having gadgetbridge as one of several sources, but I’m not sure how many other privacy conscious options are out there. I’m thinking of just leaving the transferring of the database to other programs, would that be acceptable? I already have gadgetbridge export every 2hrs and use syncthing to get it onto the NAS. Would appreciate any thoughts, or if you think it’s unnecessary even.
CV/Resume generation?
CV/Resume generation? - Lemmy.World
What do you guys use to build your CVs? Do you automate it in any way or just use something like Google Docs? I’d be interested to know. Personally I’ve been using rendercv [https://github.com/rendercv/rendercv] for a while and I can’t imagine going back to doing it manually. However, I think I might need some more flexibility. Been struggling to get any interviews so I’ve been doing what I can to experiment with my CV. If any of you have a good typst template they’ve actually used to land a role I would love to steal borrow it.
GitHub - Rolv-Apneseth/rgd: Installed game detection utility for Linux
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GitHub - Rolv-Apneseth/clipvault: Clipboard history manager for Wayland, inspired by cliphist
GitHub - Rolv-Apneseth/clipvault: Clipboard history manager for Wayland, inspired by cliphist - Lemmy.World
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/35228673 [https://lemmy.world/post/35228673] Hope it’s alright to also share this here > Hi all. I just wrote a small alternative to cliphist [https://github.com/sentriz/cliphist] in Rust. Has a couple of additional features over cliphist while still trying to keep the same spirit of simplicity. > > If you are on a Wayland compositor like Hyprland or Sway and like simple clipboard history managers, consider checking it out. Hopefully it can be helpful to others too. I am also happy to accept any feedback.
GitHub - Rolv-Apneseth/clipvault: Clipboard history manager for Wayland, inspired by cliphist
GitHub - Rolv-Apneseth/clipvault: Clipboard history manager for Wayland, inspired by cliphist - Lemmy.World
Hi all. I just wrote a small alternative to cliphist [https://github.com/sentriz/cliphist] in Rust. Has a couple of additional features over cliphist while still trying to keep the same spirit of simplicity. If you are on a Wayland compositor like Hyprland or Sway and like simple clipboard history managers, consider checking it out. Hopefully it can be helpful to others too. I am also happy to accept any feedback.
GitHub - Rolv-Apneseth/omaro: TUI for lobste.rs
GitHub - Rolv-Apneseth/omaro: TUI for lobste.rs - Lemmy.World
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/34689167 [https://lemmy.world/post/34689167] Wrote this TUI in Rust, using ratatui [https://ratatui.rs/]. > I just finished a first version of a personal project which I think is pretty cool, posting to get feedback and maybe others can enjoy using it too - omaro [https://github.com/Rolv-Apneseth/omaro]. > > It’s a TUI for lobste.rs [https://lobste.rs/], with vim-like (and regular) keybindings, mouse support, UI configuration, locally-saved read state for posts, and more. Check out the repo [https://github.com/Rolv-Apneseth/omaro] for more details. > > Let me know what you think! Any feedback is appreciated.