This is so great

How is it volume wise while it's working? Manageable or painful?

Pretty quiet! I spent some time figuring out how to make sure the stepper motors don't whine (the answer is microstepping and decent motor controllers). The pixel turning is very quiet unless it misses slightly, then it makes a clunk.

Same here

Could you try: https://github.com/brandonyoungdev/tldx/issues/10

That worked beautifully - thanks!

Whisp [1] - Pure* PHP SSH server specifically designed for devs to build fun TUIs

Ended up having to write a decent chunk of C using FFI mind, no wonder people write SSH servers in Go/C, and why every AI tool told me it's really difficult and shouldn't be done :D

Bit of fun though, and I know more than I would ever want to know about the SSH protocol now!

- [1] https://github.com/whispphp/whisp

This is the exact reason I built Fodor: https://fodor.xyz - it lets you easily setup GitHub projects on DigitalOcean so it truly is one~ click (usually about 4, but hey pretty good?)

You add a fodor.json file, add a link to Fodor and it makes it super easy to get it setup for yourself

My Conference Is On Fire - Frontend for Twilio conferencing system

https://github.com/ashleyhindle/myconferenceisonfire

https://conference.ashleyhindle.com

This is really nice. I had to be logged in to the web player for the play button to work, but once I did it's a great experience.

Nice work!

Thanks! It works with your desktop app too when it's open. I was hoping Spotify API is more like Youtube API, when you can autoplay the video and move on the next video after it's finished, but unfortunately it's not.

Thanks for your input. I didn't realise Ansible had added that in 1.9, that's really awesome.

I'd love it if you could share your story at http://submit.howiwork.xyz - this really interests lots of people (especially me!)

Would appreciate any thoughts on this, or the next steps which are:

/metric [type] command: to set how you want to send/receive the data /output [type] command: the bot will send you your logs in table format, or graph format

Probably for ease of managing benefits, payments/salaries, employment law and such

That would make sense except that in my experience all of that is far easier (law, tax, health insurance, etc.) when employees are international.