@tuxiqae
That looks like it’s trying to create a nice nixos module abstraction for people to generally use. Looks slick!
Mines just the purpose-built config I do use, with no intention to be generic or usable by anyone else (feel free to borrow any pieces ofc!)
Anyway, my ISP uses v6 plus, so I kinda have to do my own thing 😅
@arichtman I’m still happily using that on my router 😄
I updated the repo to have a readme with a few more words, but just a sorta heads up, most of the complexity in that repo is dealing with Japanese ISP stuff (i.e. MAP-E), so with most ISPs, the setup can be even simpler!
The issue: https://github.com/ankitects/anki/issues/1378
And the reason I'm aware of that issue is because I finally got a nixpkgs version working! https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/221229
I'm a fan of the new ninja+rust build system, very generate-ninja vibes, and definitely made packaging it for nix easier than the old setup. I failed several times to get a working bazel-based package there, and this one only took like 5 hours total of banging my head against silly issues and waiting for rust to build.
Our package maintainer decided to drop anki (having been stuck at 2.1.35 for months) from the official Arch Linux repos to the AUR, with the reasoning: Dropping since they completely redid the buil...
Another for the list:
Progressive web apps seem to only be addable to the home screen from safari. The "share" button on firefox-for-ios just doesn't have the option.
This came up because Japan's immigration app is a PWA now (awesome!), which meant I had to open safari-for-iphone for the first time in months (bleh), since I kinda do want offline access to this one.