I feel like I should already have this somewhere in my collection, but I need a side quest dungeon that’s for roughly 10th level in D&D terms, some ancient tomb or temple that would have an artifact in it. Anyone have suggestions? I’m adapting to another system entirely, so any system is fine.
#modules
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The main purpose of this auxiliary row of #eurorack #modules is to sequence notes CVs and modulation CVs for my 2600. S&H & LFOs are great for some modulations, but sometimes you need specific voltages in a specific sequence. Enter the #behringer #arp2500 1027 Clocked Sequential Control Module. It can sequence 3 different groups of up to 8 steps (position gates allows resetting the sequence at any step, although on all 3 sequences at once).
More than 8 steps? see next
https://modulargrid.net/e/behringer-1027-clocked-sequential-control-module
ModularGridBehringer 1027 Clocked Sequential Control ModuleBehringer 1027 Clocked Sequential Control Module - Eurorack Module - 2500 Series Analogue Step Sequencer
#AndroidAppRain at https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid today with 16 updated and 1 added apps:
* IPTV Mine: Watch 500+ live india TV channels 
3 #Magisk #modules were updated at https://apt.izzysoft.de/magisk
Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with the #IzzyOnDroid rep 
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#AndroidAppRain again at https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid, today with 11 updated and 1 added apps:
* SimbaDroid: a simple SMB file server
RB status: 374 apps (30.6%)
at https://apt.izzysoft.de/magisk today 8 updated and 1 added #Magisk #modules
* zRAM Swap Manager
Count Count says: 123 modules there now 
Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with the #IzzyOnDroid repo
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@ustralien Sadly no, and that's my big disappointment!
@frameworkcomputer decided to choose the #Apple-esque "flat cells below #trackpad" design in the unreasonable #THINN-ness race instead of doing what even the #EeePC and #Sony's #Vaio #P11Z did and have a slot at the back to chug in batteries!
- I know why they did it, as a closed aluminium pan aka. "#lunchbox" design is easier to fabricate, but I'd rather some #ToolfreeSwappableBattery which are IMHO of more practicality than having the ability to swap out every port.
Not that I don't like those #modules, but I'd rather wish for a "#THICC-er" device if that gets me essentials like #Ethernet, #USB-A & -C as well as a #TRRS #HeadphoneJack / #HeadsetJack.
- I mean, I understand they won't make space for a underslung #Dock, a #Slimline - #ODD or god forbid #ExpressCard, and in terms of #tech I'd welcome #Thunderbolt over #OCuLink, but there's a reason I've not canceled the #NUCbook and if I didn't have to buy/procure #COTS products I'd likely just buy a #Pi500 with a #Powerbank and screen slapped on...
That being said the #Framework is still by a long margin the "least #enshittified" device on the market, and same goes for the #Fairphone devices...
- I just wished #FrameworkLaptop and Fairphone were just refusing the #Enshittification trend entirely, cuz I'd rather have a #Toughbook-Style device made out of #Thinkpadnium or even better #Nokianite than some fancy Aluminium stuff if that makes it more #repairable, #upradeable and espechally doesn't result in a #Downgrade.
Not to mention they don't have an #UltraNav-Style #Trackpoint and I do use that instead of a Trackpad.
- The only reason I'm not daily driving my #P11Z anymore is because until I got @OS1337 into a useable state it's hardware, which was already #LowEnd at launch, can barely run @bunsenlabs and thus is not an option for #DailyDriving #Linux #Desktop workflows anyways...
#AndroidAppRain at https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid today gives you 12 updated, 1 added and 3 removed apps:
+ Flip 2 DND: Toggle Do Not Disturb mode by flipping your phone face down
Removed as no longer maintained / reported broken:
- Reeder
- ApkGrabber
- Wi-Fi Timer
RB status: 361 apps (29.6%)
At https://apt.izzysoft.de/magisk 2 #Magisk #modules were updated.
Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with the #IzzyOnDroid repo
IzzyOnDroid App RepoIzzyOnDroid F-Droid RepositoryThis is a repository of apps to be used with your F-Droid client. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github, GitLab, Codeberg). Updates for the apps are usually fetched daily, and you can expect daily index updates.
#AndroidAppRain at https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid today brings you 9 updated and 1 added apps:
* Redomi: Open songs from different platforms to your favourite one
1 update had to be rejected: WeatherMaster was compiled for debug and thus the APK was not accepted for update.
RB status: 359 apps (29.4%)
At https://apt.izzysoft.de/magisk 2 #Magisk #modules where updated.
Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with the #IzzyOnDroid repo
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#AndroidAppRain at https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid today brings you 14 updated and 1 added apps:
* Bookaccio Book Tracker: helps you manage and organize your reading list
! Jamie's Authenticator Pro is continued as a new app named Stratum (you'll need to switch).
ViMusic was removed as it is no longer working.
At https://apt.izzysoft.de/magisk 3 #Magisk #modules were updated and 1 added: Low RAM Flag Enabler.
RB status: 350 apps (28.8%)
Enjoy your #free #Android #apps with the #IzzyOnDroid repo
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#unpopularOpinion ESModules over HTTP are fine and the web doesn't need a bundler or a package manager registry.
If you’re running a relatively recent version of Node.js – I’m on 22.x for Kitten¹ at the moment– and you use ES Modules (because, of course, you use ES Modules, right, because it’s almost 2025…) and you want to use .js extensions and not have to litter package.json files with "type": "module" all over the place, you can start Node with the following flag and it should Just Work™ ;)
--experimental-default-type
I don't want to publish to #NPM because that organization has been shitty for a decade now.
#JSR seems like more of the same.
Why didn't #HTTP based #ESM #packageManagement catch on? #JSR says it's because you can't do #semvar, but I don't see why not; just use file paths ("example.com/package/major/minor/patch/")
I don't see an advantage to publishing #modules to a #package #registry at this time.
It's 2024; #JavaScript #libraries should be shipping #ESModules *only*
Is it wrong if I'm kind of enjoying the drama about #ljharb?
Burn tc39 down! Make the web anew!
The only standard is death comes to everything!
A couple of useful tools for the #NodeJS¹ folks out there working on longer-term projects:
• npm-check-updates (ncu) is a tool that will help you keep your dependencies updated: https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-check-updates
• https://knip.dev/explanations/comparison-and-migration/#unimported (successor to unimported, now that’s deprecated) will help you find unused files and dependencies.
¹ Kitten (https://codeberg.org/kitten/app) uses Node.js as its runtime.
npmnpm-check-updatesFind newer versions of dependencies than what your package.json allows. Latest version: 16.14.20, last published: a month ago. Start using npm-check-updates in your project by running `npm i npm-check-updates`. There are 561 other projects in the npm registry using npm-check-updates.
> The recent update in Node.js introduces an experimental feature that allows require() to synchronously load ESM graphs that do not contain top-level await. This feature is significant because it allows developers to use require() with ESM.
https://zacharylee.substack.com/p/native-support-for-cjsesm-interoperability
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New article:
Why you should avoid import * in Python 
https://pybit.es/articles/why-you-should-avoid-import-in-python/
Covering:
- Why modules are great and namespacing explained
- Why import * is a problem
- A practical example where a function gets overriden
- The recommended way to do imports
- What PEP8 has to say about this
- Protection workaround, use __all__ to define your module's public interface
PyBites⚠️Why You Should Avoid Import * In Python 🐍 - PyBitesHowever, not all ways of using modules are equally beneficial. In this article, we will discuss why using import * can be more problematic than it's worth,
Just released -> latest #amiga playlist from me on the web version of the awesome Hippoplayer, this time some jungle + d&b selections <3 #demoscene
Hit the following link to play in your browser:
https://hippoplayer.se/WB.html?playlist=https://asciiarena.se/playlist/Ne7-Jungle_and_DNB_Picks.prg
Thx to Spot/UpRough for poking me to make these hehe - more in the playlists folder in the web implementation of workbench on the site <3 #protracker #modules
There’s Cash in Them Old Solar Panels - The first solar panels may have rolled out of Bell Labs in the 1950s, with major p... - https://hackaday.com/2023/04/12/theres-cash-in-them-old-solar-panels/ #greenhacks #recycling #landfill #modules #silicon #metals #panels #glass #solar #value #waste
HackadayThere’s Cash In Them Old Solar PanelsThe first solar panels may have rolled out of Bell Labs in the 1950s, with major press around their inconsistent and patchy adoption in the decades that followed, but despite the fanfare they were …