SonicSam

u/SonicSam


r/Betterbird•

Running Betterbird on Arch + KDE, using Close to Tray addon + Minimize to Tray addon.

Having a frustrating issue where most "newly spawned" Betterbird windows appear in the background....

Easiest way to reproduce:

  1. Minimize Betterbird (it goes to tray)
  2. Click Betterbird tray icon

Expected Result: Window pops up in the foreground (ex: if I open it with Firefox open, it opens Betterbird in front of Firefox)

Actual Result: Betterbird shows up in tray (flashes orange), but is behind active window


Additional ways to reproduce:

  • Go to Calendar, double click an event (expected: Calendar details window opens in foreground, actual: Calendar details window in backgr
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r/JDorama•

As topic title says. I watch a lot of JDrama, and usually the "algorithm" on Netflix finds me...or If I'm lucky I get a main page "Japanese Drama" section on my Netflix app...in short, it is all very loosey goosey.

I'm looking for a more standard way of being notified, example, a website, email, RSS feed, that simply tells me "new this week/month/day: JDrama X, Y, Z"

The reason why is Netflix has been adding a ton more, but hard to simply just get notified on "new Jdramas" - at the mercy of what the algorithm wants to show me when I open Netflix. Sometimes I am notified when episode 1 airs. Sometime I find out 3 years later that the show I wanted to see was on Netflix the entire time...

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r/tipofmyjoystick•

Platform(s): PC

Genre: Puzzle game

Estimated year of release: 90s/00s ?

Graphics/art style: Camera positioned on top of a flat plane, marbles went on routes Looks similar to games like "Marble Classic" but I believe the gameplay was completely different. Example: https://i.imgur.com/av3e8wN.jpeg

Notable characters: Unknown

Notable gameplay mechanics: Purpose was to sort the marbles, or capture only marbles of certain colors?

Other details: Whenever you scored, there was a very audible "guuulllpp" sound. This is probably the most notable thing I remember

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r/oneplus•

Example: I get 3 notifications from Facebook Messenger, 2 SMS notifications on Google Messages, a Play Store update notification.

I dismiss them all by swiping them away, a few hours later they show back up, I dismiss one of them, and they all go away. A few hours later some of them come back, and I can dismiss them properly.

Thing is I had the same behavior on my Android 12 phone before this, and it is back on the OP13 on Android 15....what the heck is going on? Do notifications not vanish anymore - is it up to the will of the gods and the heavens?!

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r/Tokyo•

I am a coin pusher addict, every time I go to Japan I'll find a coin pusher in a random Taito station, but sometimes the machines are old, or the jackpots are not too entertaining.

I used to see on YouTube massive coin pushers that the whole damn machine practically transformed in front of your face, where can I find these machines?! Is there a catalog or list of the "best" in terms of the action you get the longer you play?

https://youtu.be/i0OnmhhFk9g is one of my oldest memories but never found a machine like this in my travels.

Thanks!

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r/homeassistant•

Hello.

The below works no problem, iPhone and Android can both get the notification and both see the image.

service: notify.all_mobile_devices
data:
  data:
    image: /api/camera_proxy/camera.doorbell_main
    attachment:
      hide-thumbnail: false
  message: Human Detected
  title: Human Detected
enabled: false

nginx logs confirm the same

nginx.1     | [snip] - - [16/Feb/2024:22:34:34 +0000] "GET /api/camera_proxy/camera.doorbell_main HTTP/2.0" 200 58972 "-" "Home Assistant/2023.12.1 (io.robbie.HomeAssistant; build:2023.508; iOS 17.2.1)" "[snip]:8123"
nginx.1     | [snip] - - [16/Feb/2024:22:34:34 +0000] "GET /api/camera_proxy/camera.doo
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