dear fellow leftists
@anarchiv "I'm open to advice on that."
@taweret and it looks like I'm still in 1st place. That's a bit disappointing.
Hmm... with the exception of the case it kind of looks like I could source components and end up with something I wouldn't hate using.
Updated the shop's web site to include the new decaf coffees. Buy some coffee.
There is a kangaroo in my front yard. In the suburb I live in this is an unprecedented and mysterious thing. There are no local populations.
We're waiting on trained professionals to come help. Right now it seems pretty calm in a bit of long grass down the side of my house so I'm just trying not to spook it while also trying to keep track of where it is.
ALL I WANNA DO IS PET MY KITTEN DRINK BLACK COFFEE AND PLAY ROGUELIKE DUNGEON CRAWLERS
https://tshirtsbot.com/product/all-i-wanna-do-is-pet-my-kitten-drink-black-coffee-and-play-roguelike-dungeon-crawlers/
This is the example data I was working with (which you might recognize from an earlier video). You can't really tell from this, but everything scales nicely, can be animated, styled differently and there's a bunch of stuff under the hood for working with the data programmatically and organizational stuff that's useful for interactive sessions. Among other things, last night I added sensible default property support to some of the C++ classes to make the QML side of things more concise.
Lately I've been doing more work on the coffee roasting plan/data visualization software. I use that for videos and presentations, but would also like to eventually make it usable for non-programmers as something useful in a product development process and have it replace the graphing code in Typica.
@taweret The timeline is Rowling reboots the book series to make them based on the movies. After that we can have movies based on the books based on the movies based on the books.
I have an old neglected managed server/domain. Thinking about moving the domain out and redirecting to a cheaper unmanaged server, maybe setting up https://writefreely.org/ on it. Not today, of course, but sometime within the next year before the plan renews. Enough stuff points at it that I don't want to just let that vanish, but it's not well used either.
If you go to https://typica.us you'll see the banner at the top letting visitors know that $100 was contributed toward ongoing development of the software in April. That means $0 for May, June, July, August, September, and month to date October. Lack of money does make it hard for me to budget time toward working on the next release and nobody has contributed code in the 12ish years that this has been publicly available either.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.