Jan-Stefan Janetzky

that's a non issue. this is browser related. not a bug in flood.

> Sorry if I'm missing something but could you not store the `newObject` rather than computing the diff to then recompute the new? > > I'm not sure what value...

already using it in production for a custom monitoring solution since yesterday ;) bit OT: data source is in a DMZ and all I got is a HTTP proxy to...

hm. the diffs are not really serializable and deserializable with JSON.parse and stringify without custom logic. I got to find / make a proper serialization solution for this use-case then....

I was already thinking about switching to bson, protobuf or a custom hacky (time budgeted) de/serializer but this is nice indeed! thanks. I like lightweight stuff that just get's stuff...

Hi all! Does reflink cause source fragmentation on change? How does XFS deal with that? I assume, it keeps track of block references and just does a re-allocation of changed...

.. well the console says `MidiOutWinMM::sendMessage: error sending MIDI message.` when sending data to a disconnected device. it would be much cleaner if this message was thrown into a error...

another suggestion: text-to-speech if you use edge for example, you can highlight a word and select "read" from the context menu. apparently the stylesheet is missing appropriate colors for that...

in case anyone cares:  ```css p .msreadout-word-highlight:not(.msreadout-inactive-highlight) { background: transparent !important; text-shadow: 0em 0em 1em, 0em 0em 0.2em; color: color-mix(in srgb, currentcolor 70%, lawngreen) !important; } p .msreadout-line-highlight:not(.msreadout-inactive-highlight) {...

https://github.com/blacksmithgu/obsidian-dataview/pull/2266 I've just made a permanent fix for obsidian-dataview. maybe this is interesting here too. the proper way is to use `MarkdownRenderer.render` and not `MarkdownRenderer.renderMarkdown` (which also got deprecated)