Kevin Evans

I was able to create a `ref` and call `myRef.current.stopCamera();`. I'm not quite sure how to restart it after it's been stopped though.

> > I was able to create a `ref` and call `myRef.current.stopCamera();`. I'm not quite sure how to restart it after it's been stopped though. > > I don't see...

Right now, I'm using this: ```python def IgnoreNull(): return field( metadata=config( exclude=lambda x : x is None ) ) ``` Then initializing fields like: ```python thing: int = IgnoreNull() ```...

I'm so tempted to make an alternative to Torchat that would just use the same protocol, so it would be fully compatible with the original TC client.

I was having weird issues passing the entire `store` as a prop. I couldn't figure it out, so I ended up passing the 3 variables I needed from the store...

If anybody is still watching this, I wrote a temporary workaround for vertically-stacked 1D barcodes. I'm basically copying the camera input into a canvas, iterating over like several (5ish) horizontal...

Here's what the component looks like. I had to clear out some work-related code, so it might not work at first. You'll probably have to adjust some things to get...

It's a duplicate but it's both a frontend and backend issue. The route is defined here: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/blob/c49ca9e1958622600f615c276d599d70aa6ccda5/src/shared/routes.ts#L69-L73 Then the Post and HttpService will need to be updated.

I'm considering using it because the land is rendered in isometric 3D on the original client. Three.js has an isometric camera which would be ideal for rendering it. Trying to...

Interestingly, when Texstudio is initially open on a normal 1920x1080 screen, the cursor looks normal:  But if I drag the window over from the low-density screen, to the high-density...