Could Mobilizon be used for that?

EDIT: for finding a date for some other thing I’ve been happy with how Polls in Nextcloud work. But NC might be too big for your needs. Maybe something from those would fit you?
https://github.com/manfredsteger/polly
https://awesome-selfhosted.net/tags/polls-and-events.html

AFAIK the apps are rather based on the APIs. And in general APIs usually don’t require a User-Agent header as they return only data, without the html

Do you know of an app that is setting user agent?

I guess, pick one that you like and check (check code or network traffic) if it’s setting user-agent header

What do you mean by “device or client details”? If you want to log in, it will have to send your credentials

As for fingerprinting, does any of the open source clients do that?

I’ve never done something similar in Wayland but judging by how Waybar is setting up it’s window I guess it should be doable with backend-winit-wayland
https://docs.rs/winit/latest/winit/#building-windows

EDIT: actually, you might be a bit too early for using winit for that. But from the surrounding discussions it seems that even so, that should still be doable by interacting with wlr-layer-shell directly

EDIT2: hold on, I actually have done something similar in Wayland. Just in C++ and GTK. So if instead of using slint you could use GTK4, I guess https://github.com/wmww/gtk4-layer-shell would be the way to get it working

Yes

Unless it’s all lossless

Oh, a bit like inheritance in pure C? Where as long as inheriting struct puts the parent struct as first field, you can pass it to functions that use parent struct because the memory layout rules ensure that this part of memory will be exactly the same in both?

I think you put it more understandable

I’m too noob to understand it all but the way I see it, the core is not about using Some instead of iter::slice but what is inside.

I understand this all is in context of Intel Software Guard Extensions about which I know nothing at all, and “UserRef states that userspace may always write to backing memory at any time, and that even &mut UserRef<T> is not exclusive”. So it seems that the design of UserRef is basically against Rust principles (“userspace may always write to backing memory”). So when the iterator is just a wrapper over slice::Iter, the code in next() relies on Rust’s principles which don’t align with how UserRef is supposed to behave. The proposal is to walk over ptr “manually” and return it (cast to UserRef) instead of constructing new UserRef from what slice::Iter would return in that next().map(|e| UserRef::from_ptr(e)).

But does

+pub struct Iter<'a, T: 'a + UserSafe> {
+    ptr: *const T,

really mean that one can happily cast that ptr to UserRef?
What is PhantomData and how/why using it makes any difference, when it’s not being changed during iteration?
Is the UserRefdesign sound or was only a workaround some problem?

Do you have timestamps of the changes? Maybe those could shed some light

Those forums are a mine! Thanks for pointing me in their direction

I’ve digged up “HERO Designer” - software for character sheets. Is HERO System that crunchy?

How does edition numbering work in Hero System? I see that core book is at 6ed but for example Cyber Hero is 4ed. Does that mean it’s a 4th revision of Cyber Hero or that is should be used with HS4?

Where are you going to announce results?

parallel between this discussion of what is a GM’s style and the Adam Neely video about what makes musical genres distinct

Sorry, I couldn’t resist :D

There’s something wrong with the way it displays. There is a link in quote section in web UI

https://web.archive.org/web/20260408064343/https://www.thetimes.com/us/news-today/article/stanford-university-chinese-spies-china-cxk8gn2mr

Just 4h earlier there was a different take
https://piefed.zip/c/world/p/1357832/china-bank-stocks-emerge-as-haven-as-iran-war-jolts-markets

That’s how the community plays it. 3 being rather on the low-end of what I’ve heard of

And if you know the game mechanics and play enough you can buy subscription of one month with in-game money

I think some peertube instances also have an option to stream

I can’t report because I haven’t validated them yet… I’m not going to send [the Linux kernel maintainers] potential slop

That’s worth pointing out IMO

favorite on-going cyberpunk franchise

Well, Shadowrun, of course! ;D
And Cyberpunk. I’m less versed in that one but I like the feel they are getting. I mean the RPG lore books

But getting back to your post, to me Tron has always been about visuals first. Even if the first one got old, considering the times it comes from it still looks wicked. The whole “the user” idea and worldbuilding is interesting but in a way I feel a Tron movie does not need to be sophisticated to be a good Tron movie

GitS, I really dig the depth of the first one. But somehow with those meh reboots etc, I feel any following work will be a mixed bag. Some might get to that level, many won’t

So, I guess Blade Runner for me. Both films are good, the RPG is done well (to allow replicating what the movies are about). So far so good

Ah! Right, sorry. In my language it’s yet another abbreviation and I sometimes get lost in all three. I thought CCCP is the English one