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Hi! I'm Alex (a.k.a. nytpu), and I do some programming and rarely electronics projects.
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Hi! Thanks so much for the contributions! Both patches are now applied, although I took the liberty of modifying them to remove the sweeping whitespace changes and to clean up some stuff. First commit: https://git.sr.ht/~nytpu/tlsada/commit/0a63fe01c9ee34495ef9689b0b71a774dd71fc56 - Removed unrelated whitespace changes - Reworded commit message because I'm very particular about them - Forced handshakes for Client_Contexts as well as Server_Contexts, for similar reasons - Factored out duplicate code in exception messages Second commit: https://git.sr.ht/~nytpu/tlsada/commit/134db3791ae3e412d0d4be7ae30b129c5b11d850
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Fixed in e688c31 (https://git.sr.ht/~nytpu/commons-downloader/commit/e688c306c53fc617a9648b606f6dc9ea2bacf9ac) Thanks! ~nytpu -- Alex // nytpu alex@nytpu.com gpg --locate-external-key alex@nytpu.com
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Hi! On 2022-09-29 01:39PM, Wyatt Avery wrote: > This project is a huge time saver for me. Simple and effective. So > thanks to any and all who have worked on it thus far. Thanks! > In my use, there is a lot of metadata that's been added to Wikimedia > Commons that is not embedded within the file, such as date, credit, > notes, source, and rights (permission). > > When scraping a collection of images it would be invaluable to have > recorded that information as it came in. >
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Thanks! ~nytpu -- Alex // nytpu alex@nytpu.com gpg --locate-external-key alex@nytpu.com
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Thanks! ~nytpu -- Alex // nytpu alex@nytpu.com gpg --locate-external-key alex@nytpu.com
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I've been meaning to update it myself for some time but knowing how personal projects go it probably would've been far into the future, so this is much appreciated! Thanks so much! ~nytpu -- Alex // nytpu alex@nytpu.com gpg --locate-external-key alex@nytpu.com
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This will generate `id` attributes for all heading levels. The labels
are generated using steps 1-4 of the gitlab flavored markdown algorithm
which seems to be pretty standard for generating anchors:
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/markdown.html#header-ids-and-links
A unique ID isn't appended to avoid having to store a list of previous
headers to compare against.
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This has been tested locally and on my capsule's public kineto proxy.
Would it be good to also add a link enclosing the header to allow for
clicking on the header to get the full url with the fragment? Or do
something like the Sourcehut markdown converter does and add an icon
next to the headers that'll link to the header? I could send a
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Hi! On 2021-10-12 11:56PM, JACOB, KD9LWR wrote: > ./commons-downloader: line 79: jq: command not found I state that jq is a dependency in the README; to your credit I had the README organized horribly and the dependencies list ended up near the bottom. I just pushed a patch rearranging it. => https://sr.ht/~nytpu/commons-downloader/#requirements Given that your showing MinGW output I assume you're on Windows, jq should be available natively but if you'd prefer it's also very easy to compile from source on all platforms since it has no dependencies and is written portably. => https://stedolan.github.io/jq/download/ jq installation directions
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Hi! That's a pretty neat idea! I don't know about XBPS but Pacman on Artix lets you mark packages as dependencies with `--asdeps` which will be marked for uninstalling once the parent package is removed. What I currently do in a similar way to xim is make a dummy PKGBUILD where I list all the dependencies and install that (which doesn't actually install anything, just the dependencies), so I can then just do `pacman -Rns <project>-meta` when I'm done to remove all the dependencies and crap I installed for it. I wonder if it'd be possible to do something like that for XBPS? Or if one could write a wrapper script like xim for Pacman using the dummy PKGBUILD idea?
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Correction: "30-40 year old clients" should be "20-30 year old clients" ~nytpu -- Alex // nytpu alex@nytpu.com gpg --locate-external-key alex@nytpu.com https://useplaintext.email/