256M of memory just to start without getting killed?! 😱 wtf?! I wish I was more experienced with this Yarn/NodeJS ecosystem and could wrap my puny little head around this stuff, but I just can't 🤦♂️Thinking of taking down excalidraw too and just leaving wbo up. It's the most lightweight, versatile and "just works"™ -- Even if its missing some things I like out of tldraw (like snapping to grid)
256M of memory just to start without getting killed?! 😱 wtf?! I wish I was more experienced with this Yarn/NodeJS ecosystem and could wrap my puny little head around this stuff, but I just can't 🤦♂️Thinking of taking down excalidraw too and just leaving wbo up. It's the most lightweight, versatile and "just works"™ -- Even if its missing some things I like out of tldraw (like snapping to grid)
256M of memory just to start without getting killed?! 😱 wtf?! I wish I was more experienced with this Yarn/NodeJS ecosystem and could wrap my puny little head around this stuff, but I just can't 🤦♂️Thinking of taking down excalidraw too and just leaving wbo up. It's the most lightweight, versatile and "just works"™ -- Even if its missing some things I like out of tldraw (like snapping to grid)
I hadn't run it in awhile, and when I checked in with it today I found their web site brags that cocalc is now "extensively integrated with ChatGPT".
Which means I can't use it anymore, and frankly anyone doing anything serious shouldn't use it either. Very disappointing.
That stinks about Excalidraw. they've been saying that (working on adding collab/self hosting) for over a year.
- wbo.mills.io
- excalidraw.mills.io
- tldraw.mills.io
- wbo.mills.io
- excalidraw.mills.io
- tldraw.mills.io
- wbo.mills.io
- excalidraw.mills.io
- tldraw.mills.io
$ docker images | grep tldraw
r.mills.io/prologic/tldraw latest 5b0e374ed1cc 8 minutes ago 1.69GB
if anyone knows anything about this shitty Javascript/NPM/Yarn ecosystem and how to make this smaller, do let me know 😅 Here's the
Dockerfile:
# Written by Ange Cesari
# Use official Node.js based on Alpine
FROM node:16-alpine
# Install Yarn
RUN apk add --no-cache yarn
# Create dir for application
WORKDIR /usr/src/app
# Copy files from apps/www to workdir
COPY apps/www .
# Change workdir to apps/www
WORKDIR /usr/src/app/apps/www
# Install dependencies with yarn
RUN yarn
# Expose application port (5420 for the tldraw/example)
EXPOSE 3000
# Run application in dev mode
CMD ["yarn", "dev"]
$ docker images | grep tldraw
r.mills.io/prologic/tldraw latest 5b0e374ed1cc 8 minutes ago 1.69GB
if anyone knows anything about this shitty Javascript/NPM/Yarn ecosystem and how to make this smaller, do let me know 😅 Here's the
Dockerfile:
# Written by Ange Cesari
# Use official Node.js based on Alpine
FROM node:16-alpine
# Install Yarn
RUN apk add --no-cache yarn
# Create dir for application
WORKDIR /usr/src/app
# Copy files from apps/www to workdir
COPY apps/www .
# Change workdir to apps/www
WORKDIR /usr/src/app/apps/www
# Install dependencies with yarn
RUN yarn
# Expose application port (5420 for the tldraw/example)
EXPOSE 3000
# Run application in dev mode
CMD ["yarn", "dev"]
$ docker images | grep tldraw
r.mills.io/prologic/tldraw latest 5b0e374ed1cc 8 minutes ago 1.69GB
if anyone knows anything about this shitty Javascript/NPM/Yarn ecosystem and how to make this smaller, do let me know 😅 Here's the
Dockerfile:
# Written by Ange Cesari
# Use official Node.js based on Alpine
FROM node:16-alpine
# Install Yarn
RUN apk add --no-cache yarn
# Create dir for application
WORKDIR /usr/src/app
# Copy files from apps/www to workdir
COPY apps/www .
# Change workdir to apps/www
WORKDIR /usr/src/app/apps/www
# Install dependencies with yarn
RUN yarn
# Expose application port (5420 for the tldraw/example)
EXPOSE 3000
# Run application in dev mode
CMD ["yarn", "dev"]
draw.mills.io, going to put both excalidraw and an older version of tldraw up that I got working (_including collaboration, but sadly relies on a 3rd-party service called LiveBlocks to work, which I have some keys for_)
draw.mills.io, going to put both excalidraw and an older version of tldraw up that I got working (_including collaboration, but sadly relies on a 3rd-party service called LiveBlocks to work, which I have some keys for_)
draw.mills.io, going to put both excalidraw and an older version of tldraw up that I got working (_including collaboration, but sadly relies on a 3rd-party service called LiveBlocks to work, which I have some keys for_)
> At the moment, self-hosting your own instance doesn't support sharing or collaboration features.
>
> We are working towards providing a full-fledged solution for self-hosting your own Excalidraw.
😢
> At the moment, self-hosting your own instance doesn't support sharing or collaboration features.
>
> We are working towards providing a full-fledged solution for self-hosting your own Excalidraw.
😢
> At the moment, self-hosting your own instance doesn't support sharing or collaboration features.
>
> We are working towards providing a full-fledged solution for self-hosting your own Excalidraw.
😢
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Nice colors again this evening:
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Wir haben Spaß mit ASPICE. Das bringt dann das V-Modell mit in die agile Entwicklung. Funktioniert bestimmt ganz großartig. In der konkreten Umsetzung bei uns sind dann irgendwelche Schrottprogramme verpflichtend vorgeschrieben, die nur auf Windows laufen. Wir kotzen alle im Strahl. Aktuell ziehen sich die Lizenzbeschaffungen aber noch hin.
https://tilde.zone/@movq/110758252780165524
(TIL: Mastodon has full threading, not just “reply to first post in thread and the rest is linear”. But UI/UX of that is super awkward … Why are modern web apps so, so bad at this?)
https://tilde.zone/@movq/110758252780165524
(TIL: Mastodon has full threading, not just “reply to first post in thread and the rest is linear”. But UI/UX of that is super awkward … Why are modern web apps so, so bad at this?)
https://tilde.zone/@movq/110758252780165524
(TIL: Mastodon has full threading, not just “reply to first post in thread and the rest is linear”. But UI/UX of that is super awkward … Why are modern web apps so, so bad at this?)
Not sure if hats are prevalent these days again. I just wear a cowboy hat for very practical reasons. Couldn't care less about fashion. ;-) As a bonus, the hat looks nice, I think.
Yep, certainly don't want to trade temps with 'em.
> "Das eine war ein Wildschwein und das andere war offensichtlich eine Raubkatze, eine Löwin. Die beiden Herren haben auch ein Handyvideo aufgenommen und auch erfahrene Polizisten mussten bestätigen, es handelt sich wahrscheinlich um eine Löwin", so Keip weiter. — https://www.rbb24.de/panorama/beitrag/2023/07/brandenburg-berlin-kleinmachnow-loewin-wildtier-entlaufen.html
Da stellt sich dann die Frage, auf welchen Bereich sich deren Erfahrung erstreckt. Grundlegende Zoologie ja schon mal nicht.
I have half a mind to write a little scala frontend that sets up one of these, since scalajs makes it very easy to use these Javascript web component things while making it look like you're writing scala.
Outdoors, alien planet, SciFi setting. 3D, voxelized landscape. The terrain was very open, you could move around freely. There was water in some parts of the terrain. You were piloting some sort of hovercraft or helicopter. I think you were also able to jump very high/far. There were few enemies and the entire gameplay was somewhat obscure -- I cannot remember the actual goal anymore, probably just "kill all enemies".
I think "energy balls" played an important part. I think they looked somewhat like the blue balls in "Descent" (those added energy to your shields), but I don't know anymore what their purpose was -- were those the projectiles you were shooting?
*Maybe* you were able to destroy the terrain.
I cannot remember any kind of narrative or story.
I think it was a relatively unknown game, not a big hit. It was not Comanche, nor Earth Siege 2.
Outdoors, alien planet, SciFi setting. 3D, voxelized landscape. The terrain was very open, you could move around freely. There was water in some parts of the terrain. You were piloting some sort of hovercraft or helicopter. I think you were also able to jump very high/far. There were few enemies and the entire gameplay was somewhat obscure -- I cannot remember the actual goal anymore, probably just "kill all enemies".
I think "energy balls" played an important part. I think they looked somewhat like the blue balls in "Descent" (those added energy to your shields), but I don't know anymore what their purpose was -- were those the projectiles you were shooting?
*Maybe* you were able to destroy the terrain.
I cannot remember any kind of narrative or story.
I think it was a relatively unknown game, not a big hit. It was not Comanche, nor Earth Siege 2.
Outdoors, alien planet, SciFi setting. 3D, voxelized landscape. The terrain was very open, you could move around freely. There was water in some parts of the terrain. You were piloting some sort of hovercraft or helicopter. I think you were also able to jump very high/far. There were few enemies and the entire gameplay was somewhat obscure -- I cannot remember the actual goal anymore, probably just "kill all enemies".
I think "energy balls" played an important part. I think they looked somewhat like the blue balls in "Descent" (those added energy to your shields), but I don't know anymore what their purpose was -- were those the projectiles you were shooting?
*Maybe* you were able to destroy the terrain.
I cannot remember any kind of narrative or story.
I think it was a relatively unknown game, not a big hit. It was not Comanche, nor Earth Siege 2.
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Cabine telefónica vermelha degradada e cheia de autocolantes e tags
Cabine telefónica vermelha degradada e cheia de autocolantes e tags
Habt ihr schon einen Zeitplan, wann das bei euch losgeht? Und welche Zertifizierung wird’s? Ich bin schon ganz gespannt. 😅 #Selbsthilfegruppe
Habt ihr schon einen Zeitplan, wann das bei euch losgeht? Und welche Zertifizierung wird’s? Ich bin schon ganz gespannt. 😅 #Selbsthilfegruppe
Habt ihr schon einen Zeitplan, wann das bei euch losgeht? Und welche Zertifizierung wird’s? Ich bin schon ganz gespannt. 😅 #Selbsthilfegruppe
The temperatures are very comfortable at the moment, yes. At least where we live – southern Europe not so much, I guess. 🫤
The temperatures are very comfortable at the moment, yes. At least where we live – southern Europe not so much, I guess. 🫤
The temperatures are very comfortable at the moment, yes. At least where we live – southern Europe not so much, I guess. 🫤
400 Bad Request for some reason and I'm not sure why 🤔 (yet)
400 Bad Request for some reason and I'm not sure why 🤔 (yet)
400 Bad Request for some reason and I'm not sure why 🤔 (yet)