@sortiecat important note: the EINTR can happen still, but the result is now well-defined (the only case close() doesn't close the FD is if it returns EINTR, from my reading)
@leo60228 @grhmc@Ra1t0_Bezar1us@ProgrammerDude tbh that one's mostly my fault, the checks adapter is a biiit of a hack that was just enough to make it work, and i haven't looked much at it yet since
@mycoliza consider, though: i own a USB-A to microUSB cable but it's not microUSB because it runs TTL serial over the data pins (and there's an FTDI in the USB-A side)
(yes it's a walkie talkie)
@LunaFoxgirlVT oooh, this seems useful even outside of vtubing
i recently implemented a (WINE) .dll that translates one of the existing spout2 unity plugins to talk pipewire instead, and then use OBS pipewire support lol
@kanbaruliker69 oh man i may have some interesting Thoughts (good) on this that i do not want to put on my main (and might be better off in a more interactive chat platform even)
@f4micom@Exentiostep oh hey there's a citation of one of my (now deleted) tweet threads on there
also hi yes i have a (now broken, blame past me) digiBLAST, and a few dumped digiBLAST cartridges lol
@pup_hime your package (part of a bulk shipment from play asia to postnl) made it to https://t.co/fkscf6LUUh, and is now being separated out (once it's been scanned in on its own, it's considered "final acceptance")
@cirkelnio > Home improvement stores and bookstores nationwide from 1955 through December 2005 for between $5 and $20.
a book was recalled 56 years after its release, impressive
@grhmc reasonable enough (tho i guess i've never seen a funding notice on a Nix PR, and some other nitpicks, butttt) - i could describe most of this thread as a bit of a diversion from the real problems i have with flakes however :p
@grhmc they couldn't find funding to improve the UX for years? Isn't that basically the primary complaint?
Also, why would Target be explicitly acknowledged (seemingly exceptional), and Shea (who seems to have done the work to make this happen) relegated to a single mention at nixcon?
@grhmc Occam's razor: why did Tweag, which presumably saw a lot of worth in Nix, not fund this UX improvement (which was known to be needed "for years") but instead wait for Target? And it seems unlikely a consulting firm would not let the company that hired them not have any say
@grhmc (I don't really mind this, though. I'm more disappointed in a lot more of the details, such as flakerefs being github-centric; no consideration of the alternatives in the RFC; the RFC; the Nix2 UX immediately being ruined for non-flakes; experimental features; etc)