Michael
butter-radish ***@***.***> writes: > Is there a way to flip the feed into a reverse-chronological > order (in the Elfeed-Search > mode)? I can't find anything for this in §'Filter...
"Tory S. Anderson" ***@***.***> writes: > upon restarting emacs the problem no longer seems > evident. However, it would still be good to know if > there is any kind...
Indeed, draft 19 is almost a new spec. I can verify that Mastodon is still on draft 12, and my understanding is that that is the version in use throughout...
Yeah, that's been in the back of my mind for some time. The inputs seem simple: as you've already noted, marking as read or killing indicate a lack of interest,...
> @sp1ff thanks for the PR. I'll let @MartinNowack review this PR, but please take a look at the shellcheck warnings. I believe the spellcheck warnings to be spurious; since...
> @sp1ff Sorry for the long delay, can you rebase your changes and I'll have a look at them. > > The general warnings should be fixed. Thanks @jamacku ....
The suggestion [here](https://github.com/tokio-rs/axum/discussions/987#discussioncomment-2678595) is to wrap the rate-limited service inside a `BufferLayer` to make the resulting service clonable. This works, but adds the complexity of "running it on a background...
Thanks, @MartinNowack. Definitely agree that the distribution-specific package is preferable for casual users. I'm not quite following your `VAR` proposal, however. Could you say a bit more? For instance, what...
Ah, I see. So my idea was that the "debian" file would contain things that applied to Debian and _all_ Debian-derived distros. In other words, it could be picked-up on...
Well, I just realized that my solution has a nasty bug: my newly Clonable `RateLimit` instances will share a reference to one instance of `RateLimitInner`, which when polled will park...