Hey friend, what’s going on? Anything we can help you with?

Okay, important notice.

You peel the bananas before putting them in the zip-lock bag.

When you have 5 or 6 bananas, you take them out and let them thaw in a bowl.

A lot of juice runs off in the bowl and this lets you cram even more banana in the banana bread than otherwise possible. That is, without making the banana bread soggy/claggy.

Now for the absolute kicker: Take the juice that has collected in the bowl, pour it in a saucepan with some extra sugar, maybe a bit of vanilla and give it some heat. Let it slowly evaporate until you have a somewhat thick banana syrup, which you will pour over your banana bread, once it has emerged from the oven.

Life. Changing. 🍌

And it sure does look good!

Yeeehaaaww 🤗

You have deserved a break now 💫

Hehe

I unfortunately don’t have any experience with video in Publii.

Hopefully this would be an easy to add feature at some point.

300! 🥳

Uhhh, I’ve been dreaming if this and now I’ve got it!

Pretty fun reading. Always good to see some theory and real world mixed.

The article talks about code interviews focusing on big O and how it can be misleading.

Nice that both Go and Python, a compiled and an interpreted language, are used in the examples, to higlight what is actually going on and how theory can/does differ from praxis.

At the moment youtube isn’t working on kodi :(

At least for me

Me too and me too :)

Ah yes

Which languages would that be? I imagine it is used in most cases.

Beautiful!

The demo unfortunately doesn’t seem to be available anymore

Just started that recently, very good so far.

Well there’s your headline!

Helix is absolutely wonderful.

Used to use Vim/Neovim, but the hassle of setting it up and maintaining huge configuration files was a pain (for me).

Also I never really got it working the way I wanted and never had LSP working for all the languages I needed.

Helix on the other hand. My config file is under 20 lines, LSP works super for all my needs. Well thought out keybindings (mostly) and overall a joy to use.

Nice features and fast.

Still a bunch of things missing, it is a rather young piece of software, but I have been using it as my only editor for the last 1 1/2 years.

Thanks for the writeup! I am happy to have been corrected and will go do some further reading.

Steam Deck uses gamescope, Valve’s own Wayland compositor in game mode.

It uses X11 in desktop mode, but I am sure they will change to Wayland there as well, since plasma 6 uses Wayland by default.