@RL_Dane Eh, vector fonts look great at high res, and bitmap fonts look great at low resolution. There’s kind of a no man’s land in between around 800x600 IMO where I yearned for anti-aliasing before it was common.
I think there's something comfy about a good bitmapped font at low res that you don't even get at very high DPI with good antialiasing, but that could partially be nostalgia ;)
Other than looking at high-quality photo and video, what do we really gain by having 4K displays?
All we're doing is rendering ginormous fonts with tons of white space.
I honestly think a good selection of bitmapped fonts would be preferable at 96dpi.
I don't know why online git hosts don't ever show SLOC. I get really curious about code complexity in projects and will occasionally clone a repo just to run cloc on it.
@RL_Dane@Codeberg I think the only time I ever looked at SLOC was to give some vanity metrics to management about how much smaller a refactored Swift codebase was vs obj-c 😂 it’s more useful as a relative comparison between states. It’s not really a good measure of complexity. It CAN (with a lot of caveats) be a measure of relative maintainability though between two states of the same (or similar… maybe) projects. You can’t really compare across languages or frameworks.
Would it have worked better if they were looking for kilo road?
I have memorized the NATO phonetic alphabet a few times, but I don’t use it enough to keep it front of mind. Usually I look it up after I fail to remember a letter, then forget it again before the next time I need it.
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Yeah, funnily enough there are extensions that auto solve captchas for you. I tried them out once and they seem to work decently quickly too.
These captchas are like anti cheat now, those sufficiently determined to be bad actors can still do so, but the honest users that have a slightly different setup get caught in the crossfire.
The stock #Android#AOSP Messaging app lacks tons of features (like SEARCH), but it can send images via MMS very well.
The QUIK app (recent fork of QKSMS) does a great job of searching and even has a limited built-in backup function, but it totally fails at sending images over 300kb, and sometimes at all.
The Fossify messages app (fork of Simple Mobile Tools) does both, BUT it burns through battery crazy fast on my over-sized SMS DB.