Eskild Hustvedt
zerodogg@hachyderm.io
<p>Free software developer.</p><p>Nurse (bs.c), working on health policy issues in the Norwegian Union of Municipal and General Employees.</p><p>I enjoy writing <a href="https://hachyderm.io/tags/Perl" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>Perl</span></a>, using <a href="https://hachyderm.io/tags/evi" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>evi</span></a> on <a href="https://hachyderm.io/tags/Debian" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>Debian</span></a>.</p><p>Most toots auto-delete after six months.</p>
Posts
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Post #4309532
View your #Steam wishlist like you view the discovery queue. My #Steam wishlist has gotten out of hand, and so I wanted a quick way to look through it. I find the (old) discovery queue that Steam has to be a decent interface to flipping through games. So I made a user script that implements the same interface for your wishlist: https://snippets.zerodogg.org/n/browser/steam-wishlist-queue/
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Post #4309531
Released Migraine Log 0.16.0 this weekend with a bunch of small usability improvements. - It now counts how long ago you took a medication, so that you can figure out if you can take the next one without doing any math (which can be tricky during a headache). - You can edit today&#39;s entry directly from the app home screen, to avoid some button presses, and avoid accidentally creating a new entry instead. - It now lets you choose to avoid any headache/migraine-related terminology, enablin...
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Post #4309530
Is there any way to submit jobs to #forgejo actions programmatically? I have my own runners that I use on #codeberg, it would be neat if I could have CI jobs triggered by my private (self-hosted) repos, without needing to run a full foregjo (or similar) for them. Also accepting tips for alternative low-effort CI-ish things for self-hosted git repos.
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Post #4309529
I&#39;m looking for some help making a #flatpak for Migraine Log (https://migrainelog.zerodogg.org) so that I can get it on @flathub. I&#39;ve had a Linux port of the app for almost a year, but I just can&#39;t find the time to decipher how to write a flatpak from scratch for it (and doing so would take time away from actually developing it in any case, since judging from the docs its nontrivial). Ping me if this sounds like something you can help with.
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Post #1972902
I got a critical bug report for Migraine Log last week. Exporting was broken on iOS 26. I pushed a fix this weekend. Unit tests didn&#39;t catch it since it was a library bug (not actually a bug in Migraine Log), and I ship without any telemetry. It&#39;s a health app, telemetry has no place in it. So, I depend upon humans to report issues, and luckily I&#39;ve got awesome users. Not only did I get it reported, but once I fixed it I got a tip on &quot;buymeacoffee&quot; from...
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Post #1602410
One of my grandparents use a laptop with #Debian and #Mate. Just had to do a remote login to help fill out a form. Laptop has an uptime of 461 days. Granted a lot of that is while suspended. But it just works, and keeps just working.
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Post #548258
@GossiTheDog Would be interested in your take on the Telia Norway breach. Happened in november, but we only learned about it in february. Personal data (incl. passports), phone logs etc. Today it was reported that data from the Norwegian Police and The Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection has information in the leak. It&#39;s quite the dumpster fire, really, but not that well known outside Norway (or so it seems).
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Post #548257
The proposed handling of LLM in Debian in the latest &quot;Bits from the DPL&quot; is a bit concerning. It misses the mark by acknowledging issues with LLM usage, and then dismisses them all by saying that &quot;As a society, we rarely respond with categorical refusal. Instead, we regulate, reflect, and take responsibility for how we use them.&quot; and suggesting absolutely no regulation or reflection (and no particular responsibility other than that which comes with any contrib...