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music, software, some hardware, and certainly other things too!
locationoslo, norway
last.fmhttps://last.fm/user/toast-rock
been packing my stuff up lately. it's a weird process.
i've not lived in the space where my things are for like 3 months now, so my mind is kinda separate from them.
additionally, they're all mixed with another person's stuff, so i'm kinda tearing my stuff away from theirs.
it's another layer to the hell that is moving, i guess

So yeah, I'm working on blur for niri. I'm doing "xray blur" first where the idea is that you only include background surfaces, so you pretty much never have to redo the blur—next to zero perf impact unless you have a video wallpaper or smth.

Turns out that it's quite tricky to do well, especially with our Overview. I'm like on my third refactor attempt now but I think I've got a good approach.

During this video there's no reblurring whatsoever, all just drawing cached static textures.

#niri

thinking about the notification apps like ntfy, pushbullet, gotify, pushover, et al and how the android apps all have that early days material design look. it's not very pleasing in 2026 tbh

my certs expired yesterday, and i found out this way:

- listening to music via navidrome
- music suddenly stops
- "huh? is my internet down?"
- check news website, which loads
- hit play, nothing
- turn off wireguard
- hit play, nothing
- turn on wireguard again
- ssh into server
- restart service
- hit play, nothing
- go to navidrome in the browser
- "ohhh... right"

i am back to like some posts

DankMaterialShell folks set up builds for Debian, Ubuntu and OpenSUSE, so now it's super easy to try niri & DMS on those systems.

I added Ubuntu commands to the niri quick start guide: https://yalter.github.io/niri/Getting-Started.html

Debian and OpenSUSE here: https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:AvengeMedia:danklinux

#niri

@dx do you remember a wrestling game video where a lady says kento-kun over and over again
people with water consumption stats, how much hot/cold water do people use per day? here's our weekly stats divided by 7 (2 person household). it seems like a lot of water

python without dots, commas, single and double quotes, and equals

https://github.com/chinatsu/justpythonthings/blob/master/nodotsquotescommasequals.py

justpythonthings/nodotsquotescommasequals.py at master · chinatsu/justpythonthings

silly things that i like to do. Contribute to chinatsu/justpythonthings development by creating an account on GitHub.

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update: i no longer work on platforms :(