I once created a photo mosaic animation in After Effects. To do this, I had to sort images based on their "average brightness." I then wrote a small Python script to analyze the images and organize them into subfolders.
Will this allow me to play music in the background while gaming in Chimera OS gaming mode (booted into Steam Big Picture as Desktop Environment without desktop)?
Actually not 100% correct. AFAIK there are two patches around: an "online" variant that requires a clean host file but has access to more features and the "offline" variant that uses the host file to block traffic like you described.
Really nice project! I was looking for something like this just a couple of days ago.
> designed to run on free/hobby server tiers.(Koyeb/Render etc)
Can you elaborate on this part? Koyeb doesn't seem to have a free tier. I got the docker container running on Render but all configuration is gone after a restart.
koyeb has a hobby tier (or at least had before they joined mistral,0.1Vcpu ,512MB).
If you want to save config after restart you have to mount volume with the following path <hostPAth>:/app/db.
run.claw.cloud also provides free credits and option to mount volume,so you can try that
I was planning to keep using my Intel Mac for a few more years, so this is a bit disappointing. The note about “macOS Intel x86_64 will move to Tier 3, dropping CI support, and no additional bottles will be built” sounds like Homebrew is basically ending active support soon. Does anyone know what the timescale is for deprecating macOS Intel entirely? It feels like devs are moving on from Intel Macs even faster than Apple itself. Maybe I’m misunderstanding what “Tier 3” actually means here, but if no bottles are built anymore, that’s going to make installs a lot less convenient.
Found a link, and tier 3 sounds brutal. Time to look for alternatives... :(
Yes, active support dropped for macOS Intel September 26, won’t work at all on macOS Intel September 27.
We’d love to support everything indefinitely but lack the resources as a volunteer run open source project to do so, particularly when GitHub Actions and macOS itself will be stopping elements of their support for macOS Intel on similar timescales.
I built this for people who are more comfortable with GitUI than VSCode built-in git panel. GitUI is designed for keyboard-only control and supports vim-like keybindings, so it makes the workflow feel more natural for users of vim plugins.
