roydbt

joined 1 year ago
 

Can someone tell me where this sound clip is from? So far my guesses are:

  1. Everything Everywhere All At Once
  2. Avatar: The Last Airbender
  3. Ratatoulie
[โ€“] [email protected] 1 points 8 months ago

I was looking for something like Apollo had, shame there apple didn't adopt this feature

[โ€“] [email protected] 2 points 11 months ago

Thanks! That was exactly what I was looking for

 

Currently the only official API I could find is this one. It doesn't say anything about posting and it's calling threads "entries" (I assume it was renamed before I got here).
If I want to develop an app for kbin today and I don't want to learn how to scrap the website, what API docs should I follow?

 

When I navigate backward (like swiping the view from the left), I want to be able to drag it back from the right to move to that previous view. Sort of like an undo stack.
I asked this question on StackOverflow and the solution there works, but doesn't feel "native": I want the full dragging-of-the-view effect just like in the native navigation.
Is it possible to use NavigationStack or other existing views to solve that?

 

When I navigate backward (like swiping the view from the left), I want to be able to drag it back from the right to move to that previous view. Sort of like an undo stack.
I asked this question on StackOverflow and the solution there works, but doesn't feel "native": I want the full dragging-of-the-view effect just like in the native navigation.
Is it possible to use NavigationStack or other existing views to solve that?

 

When I navigate backward (like swiping the view from the left), I want to be able to drag it back from the right to move to that previous view. Sort of like an undo stack.
I asked this question on StackOverflow and the solution there works, but doesn't feel "native": I want the full dragging-of-the-view effect just like in the native navigation.
Is it possible to use NavigationStack or other existing views to solve that?

 

I want to use my deck as a console in my living room, and to do this I need to be able to wake it up from my controller.
The closest I've seen someone do it online is here, but it uses the dangle which I don't have. There was also this tutorial on the same post for PS controllers via Bluetooth but it seems messy and tedious (I have to manually enable each device to test whether it is the controller or not).
Is there a way to do this or do I have to get up from the couch each time I want to wake my deck up?