- g4cg54g54https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/PVE-zsync is just that, also PBS (https://pbs.proxmox.com/wiki/Main_Page) has "live restore" what can start a kvm after just the first few megs are restored
- without an airport near "my current location" is my goto. is there a direct link for this? (otherwise i may hack together some userscript that clicks that button for me...)
"my assumption" would have been some x/y/angle/zoom params on the url, maybe even with some of the settings encoded in... (autorotate, render-radius or terrain height would be first to come to mind)
my "not getting any tiles" must have been 2 or 3 days ago - and from the last time i had to mess with tiles i do remember that to be fairly ugly in regards to performance/scaling so i feel you ;)
also addon after trying the "direct link to an airport": - this still loads at the random-US-airport first. with some tweaking there is likely an entire tilefetch you can save^
thx!
- had it bookmarked since the last share, but had noted the world-tiles would regularly not load, seems okay (and with colors?) now, but maybe that could need some low-detail fallback when arcgisonline servers are busting? - some 16k image to fill all the black void?
also "copy this view" does nothing (neither location nor any settings, gives just the bare link)
- panels up to 2000W is legal, the 800w limit is actual net input, you can even battery in-between (or use it directly)
- sorry, but insert spacebar heater xkcd here :D https://xkcd.com/1172/
pretty sure your old behavior was the broken one tho - i vaguely remember fugling with this to "fullscreen correctly" for a claude-in-docker-in-cygwin-via-MSYS2 a while ago
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_rebinding protection will stop this from working "hopefully" ;)
but `--host-resolver-rules` may work, https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/main/net/ba... @terry_hc
- i find a "import pages" but no "export ALL pages"? (i did see the "one-by-one option", but how about two trees?)
"closing the sidebar" seems to grant access to another menu that is not accessible elsewhere? (appears to be of the actual canvas? has "export as svg" options like the context-menu, but also has "redo & revert" for example)
also appears there is a bit of an a "dynamic pen" (similar to excalidraw´s thickness?) - this could be a bit more pronounced i think or/and maybe needs some smoothing (see https://www.hackerneue.com/item?id=44915897 and some of the other demos linked in there)
a onbeforeunload (or whatever the current go to) to "warn before closing the tab" would be neat too (possibly gated behind Incognito-Mode detection - or only triggerd if the user himself did a import at the beginning or such?...)
very neat tho
- I´m mostly thinking in a "tell fetch-file that github.com/mine/scripts.git is already cloned to ~/devstuff/scripts/ fashion" - to then "skip the clone and use my provided folder instead of cloning into CACHE_DIR"
what shines combined with a push-subcommand when doing "active development" in the downstream repo - since it can shove the fix you made back into the upstream so you can commit and release it there
("push" may then also have a --with-commit option that 1) makes a commit in the local upstream 2) updates downstreams `.git-remote-files` commit-key)
on --no-commit idk... while i very much like the idea of it being able to auto-commit, default-enabled might be a little overreaching but not 100% certain on this... - maybe your `--commit <commit>` could become `--ref <ref>` instead to free up --(no-)commit? (ref might even be more git-nomenclature correct ;))
readme: no thanks, just on a throwaway anyhow ;)
- for --dry-run that looks pretty good yeps! I like the "--force hint" in there too!
for the "push", I think my idea was mostly about "local-remotes", think "I have both cloned locally, with both IDEs open going back&forth"
one injection there would be `../someupstream/file` vs. `../someupstream/.git/refs/HEAD:file`... aka "pick the file as is" (potentially marked as "${HEAD}-dirty" vs. "only committed things are truth" (and if just so one doesn't need a extra `cp` command ;))
`just placed in the directory for you to do as you please.` could open a "--auto-commit" option -> based on a template similar to the dry run? (ideally overridable in .git-remote-files)
- been wanting to build something very similar, so sharing some notes (before actually getting to test it):
--dry-run
a "push" subcommand? (especially in combination with 'overwrite to local repository-path" mentioned below, for remotes rater useless sure ;))
also your readme leaves "kinda open" what happens with the actual file(s), `.git-remote-files` is mentioned "should be committed", but the file it cloned?
also a little unclear how `--save` plays into that (since the .git-remote-files example shows only a commit no branch) (and when would one ever run it without save?)
cli-arg/secondary `.git-remote-files`-File (possibly as secondary `.local.git-remote-files` or such that can also override repository-URLs) for local/private repos?
option (autodetect?) to also write gitattributes to mark those picked files binary (what may also be done into the repo, or local-only into the .git/ dir of the repo...)
since its called `git-fetch-file` and not `.git-remote-files` a overall comment may be nice as refence when first generating the file ;)
but by now i´m just rambling, looking forward to actually try it when home ;) thanks in advance