I found an assist-esque setting to make extending hypers and supers easier! There's an 'extended variant' to turn off the dash regain cooldown, so that you don't have to wait on the ground for a bit before pressing jump. This means that all unextended hypers and supers become extended (i.e. you regain your dash after the technique).

You have to download the Extended Variants mod. Then, in Mod Settings, go to Extended Variants > movement > disable dash cooldown, and toggle it to ON.

Having instant extended tech will probably mess up your muscle memory for extended hypers or supers, so use it with care!

On a separate note, you can also try wavedashing.

A good practice map for extended hypers is 'Starry Ruins' from the Strawberry Jam mod, you can find it in the Advanced lobby. It's a short map but the last two rooms require doing extended hypers in a row, on small, falling platforms.

Hey Lemmy!

Exactly as the title says, where self-destructing means that no matter what email provider I, or my recipients use, the email will be gone after a set amount of time.

The methods I have come up with are:

• using a PrivateBin or PasteBin link.
  • requires the recipient to click on a link that opens in another app/tab
  • easy to set up
• using an HTML remote content stylesheet with CSS ::after to inject the body text of the email; then, if I control the server, I can delete the stylesheet and the email will be gone.
  • embedded in the email, but plain text only. I'm not even sure if it can do line breaks.
• loading an SVG from a remote source

Does anyone have more methods?

In what ways do y'all use the telescope when playing through a map?

Me; I tend to skip it and go straight into platforming. If I encounter a segment that I can't get past, I'll use the telescope to view and think about it.

https://imgur.com/a/lY8aHZv

• maps made by EllaTas
• Imgur album not by me
• the maps have some errors regarding the difficulty of some maps, see u/Zielander's Reddit comment

If I have a very thin piece of scar tissue on my skin, and then I surgically cut the skin open right along the middle of the scar, and ensure that I do all the best scar healing practises (like holding the skin on either side of the wound together), what will happen? Will the scar get smaller or bigger?

Hey Lemmy!

This is a solution for fastboot not listing an Android device.

::: spoiler problem description

problem description

While my phone was in fastboot mode, I couldn't connect to it using the Linux fastboot command.

• fastboot devices showed nothing:

   undefined

        
    me@computer:~$ fastboot devices
    me@computer:~$ 
    
  
    

• lsusb listed my phone if it was in normal system mode. If I was in fastboot, lsusb does not list my phone.
• adb worked fine—but only if I ran it as root. If I started it as a normal user, it showed this error:

   undefined

        
    me@computer:~$ adb devices
    List of devices attached
    n22i3nf0    no permissions (user in plugdev group; are your udev rules wrong?);
    see [http://developer.android.com/tools/devic
    

I made this a few years ago from the game assets. Thought you folks might like it.

the version from the Lemmy post media preview

a version with "You can do this." written in Renogare (the Celeste UI font)

image properties:

• 2136 pixels wide, 1300 pixels tall
• around 3.5MB each
• PNG

Hey Lemmy!

I have an app that keeps showing a pop up that it "doesn't run without Google play services". It in fact runs just fine, except for the pop up, which is extremely annoying. What are my options for removing it? And, how do apps know that I don't have Google play services?

edit for clarity:

The "pop up" is an in app widget-like thing, not an Android notification. It looks like this:

it's n

Hey Lemmy! I found these on c/rightToRepair and thought you might like it.

https://www.ifixit.com/News/109137/a-guide-to-reading-ct-scans-part-1-what-is-ct

https://www.ifixit.com/News/109675/how-to-read-ct-scans-part-2-identifying-components

Hey Lemmy!

Exactly as the title says.

I'm a user, not a server admin, so this is about deleting messages I've sent rather than cleaning old messages on a server. Ideally I'm looking for a script which I can run on a timer once a day, and each time it runs, it will delete all my messages, or my messages in some specified rooms, that are older than say two weeks. Basically an automated finger that presses the delete button repeatedly.

I know about m.room.retention but I don't want to have to set it for every room. And it doesn't seem to be reliable; it doesn't work in a matrix.org test room I set up with one minute retention. Even when I cleared the cache.

The closest I've found is this branch, but as this issue mentioned, it purges all messages rather than only messages older than X time.

If no one has a better script, I'll write one myself or fork the above