matejcik @matejcik@octodon.social

so, something like hijack lastpass-cli to real time sync with keepass and then use keepasshttp extension instead, maybe?

LastPass for Firefox in Linux can't copy things to clipboard.
Which is sort of important in a password manager.
Nobody knows why and when this will be fixed. It started with the move to webextensions, but chrome has this and Firefox on windows and Mac also has this. It's been like this for months. Support just says this is not supported.
I'd say fuck them, but they're still best in terms of Linux support, so?

...that was actually a tangent from my current thought, that it would be nice to have a "quote a toot" functionality, like birdsite does.
(heh heh. 🐦🏡)

also, are there clients for desktop (Linux, browser extension, separate website) worth mentioning?
the default mastodon web thing seems impractical to me. they could at least make the columns wider than a 2011 smartphone? sometimes I end up widening them manually in the webdeveloper console...

so fediverse, what's your favorite Android mastodon client?
I'm using Tusky. I actually like it, but maybe there's something I would like more? Also I suspect Tusky won't be so great once I start following more people.

example:

module `transport` has an `__init__.py` that defines base class `Transport`. It also has `TRANSPORTS` which is a list of all subclasses of `Transport`.

In the init, i'm importing FooTransport, BarTransport, etc. All of those also import the base class from init.

so I moved the subclass imports after the main class definition, and it solves the problem! except it's really, really weird

i could also move the superclass definition to a `common.py` or something, but that feels needless

how is it that I'm running into circular imports so much?

Apparently it's something I didn't have to solve before now. I think what I end up doing is a little ugly, but also it feels like the right way?

so uh
ag, the silver searcher, defaults to smart-case.
which means "case-insensitive in the usual scenario"
what the actual FUCK this is a programming tool how can case-insensitivity be on by default
in amix/vimrc smart case was also enabled by default
WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE

so, my fourth? week at Satoshi Labs? I was worried that they'd all be "those bitcoin people". Today there was a group conversation about how ancap is naive at best and how we need UBI.
so, no. not *those* bitcoin people at least. think I'm gonna like it here

current status: trying to play bassline from Lady (Hear Me Tonight) on guitar.

TIL "polycule is a mastodon meme"
I... like this place =^.^=

I got to play with a Trezor model T yesterday. (Finally, considering I'm supposed to actively work on the thing.)
It's so pretty! With color screens and animations and stuff!

I'm still somewhat on the fence about "working in bitcoin".
OTOH we decidedly do not run a mining farm, and I can hope that we're the kind of company that can push the tech forward, keeping the good features and redesigning the bad ones.
Or something.

in other news, hello from https://trezor.io/ !

did you know?
8th-gen laptop Core i5 not only has four cores, but also has hyperthreading
i was confused that my sorta-cheapo laptop has eight cores ... and it's correct. huh.

that means the only difference between an i5 and i7 is max frequency and cache size
and of course the i5 is way cheaper

so
yay me!

remember shareware?

wellp.
Candy Crush, Farmville, Mafia Wars ... all these facebooky things. Also many smartphone apps. All - shareware.
Mind = blown.

hello Cologne!
my flight to Miami is delayed by an hour. that doesn't matter, one more episode of Elementary that I can catch while on the ground.
I'm now queuing for US visa check. Let's hope my esta works.
Also, I spent the flight here in a limbo, zombie-like state. I intend to continue in the same manner.