You can now create .page.md files and use front matter to specify a layout template as well as any other props you want to pass to your layout.
(I’m working on the Kitten web site with docs, etc., so I thought I’d bite the bullet and add this feature this morning to make my life easier. Should make it easier to make this sort of site with Kitten in the future for everyone.)
…command you can use to connect to your Kitten daemon in production to debug it, etc.
Also, I don’t know if I missed something simple but I had a hard time handling Node’s #REPL preview completions over a socket connection. Couldn’t find any docs. Managed to fix it by implementing a control channel to communicate the remote client’s terminal size. Wrote it up here, in case it helps anyone else:
I love that a multi-billion-dollar corporation like RedHat/IBM can ship an operating system with a broken screen reader in 2024 (it’s not just them, it’s true for basically every major Linux distribution today) and, when you point it out, the response is “it’s no one’s fault… it’s all free labour… it’s FOSS, man”. And then: oh, and this charity is paying for one person to work on accessibility support to be implemented now… Anyone else see how fucked up that is?
Why should it take @sovtechfund to fund accessibility work on the Linux distribution of a multi-billion-dollar corporation like IBM? Why the fuck isn’t IBM paying for it?
@aral
> And then: oh, and this charity is
> paying for one person to work
>on accessibility support to be
>implemented now
Assuming it doesn’t fall through…
“We’re currently facing a major issue from the GNOME Foundation side. We hope it will be resolved before it impacts the coordination of the STF project, but if not, the future of parts of the project is uncertain.” https://thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2024/05/twig-149/
@aral why the "."?
I normally put those utilities under $HOME/bin and I have a $HOME/local for more complex tools (needing config and so on) basically the same as "/usr/local" but only for this user
@Flux@aral yeah that’s my take too and i used to work on this kindnof tech (before i knew better). I think it may be technically true but i think it’s very unlikely that it’s meaningfully true and i’d bet a paycheck it wasn’t done with any of the explicit intent the article implies.
Also any disabled person caught in this ALSO searched for disability stuff on google AND viewed disability sites with their trackers.
@Flux@aral i’m not trying to defend google OR the dystopian state of tracking but the whole thing feels completely hypocritical and ignorant of how any of this works
Y’know, I can tell you this much: If I had any inclination to visit Israel… If I had any sympathy… If I had an “if” or a “maybe”… It’s gone. It’s gone in the way a thing is gone for a lifetime. It’s gone in the way a thing is gone for generations. I don’t think I can ever hear the word without feeling sick to my stomach. So if that was your goal, congratulations. You’ve achieved it. I’ll still take a bullet for any Jew threatened by a fascist any day of the week… but Israel? You are dead to me.
So Kitten’s build process (i.e., the time it takes to build Kitten itself) takes ~0.7 seconds on my ~1 year old desktop (Ryzen 7 5700G 3.8Ghz) vs ~1.4 seconds on my ~3-year-old Starlabs LabTop (renamed to the Starbook thanks to a suggestion by yours truly but sadly, not quickly enough).
So, in summary, it’s bloody fast for something that results in a ~9MB bundle.
Wow, I just realised: these genocide deniers… they actually think I want to have a conversation with them. As if there’s a debate to be had about how much butchering of the Palestinian people is acceptable or how many dead kids is too many or whether or not killing kids is legal or how much apartheid is too much apartheid or something.
To these folks, I say, this is my block button, feel its click.