The object man appears behind you while you’re coding and inserts a null reference that takes you a day to find.

Nice

There’s also Plume.

Wise decision.

Thx, I’ll give it a try.

I have the opposite experience for city biking at least. OSM / organic takes me on main roads, while gmaps is smart enough to keep me on bike-friendly roads.

I’ve used photoprism for years now, and its solid. Pretty performant, and even has an unofficial android app.

Obsidian

This is hugely useful, thx. Libretube and Newpipe have become almost worthless lately due to google’s crackdowns.

meta af. Kinda like how liberapay funds itself with its own model.

Love it, thx.

I’ve also failed at finding one… so I just try to save links in my own synced markdown files, with some intent / purpose behind them.

IE If I’m planning a vacation, I save the links from that research to my vacation planning .md file. So I don’t just click the bookmark button anymore, they’re saved to a document for a specific purpose.

This is right. Push notifs are something I really wanted to get into lemmy this year, but it’s dependent on a LOT of other work, so we’ll see.

That’s very unfortunate. Open source development can seem like a thankless job sometimes… you start out building something because it’s fun, or you want to challenge yourself, or learn something new… and then other ppl start making demands, those start to pile on, and it quickly becomes a stressful job.

Sorry to see that app go, it had a lot of potential.

eyeD3

No probs! Ya I’ve noticed it can help even for small things.

Another thing you can do now (probably even better than clearing stats), is go to that item, and force-train it a bunch more. The rating algorithm in use is the same one they use for chess matches, so it can handle a “loss” or a “misclick” by doing more matches eventually beating the old one.

The current version is 0.3.1, I think f-droid is behind.

These are a few…

There’s a search button that would probably serve that purpose, but you could open up an issue on the github for it.