caleb-troyer (u/caleb-troyer)

caleb-troyer commented on Taskwarrior – CLI Task Management taskwarrior.org/... · Posted by u/httbs

f1ay · a year ago

Love taskwarrior. Looking forward There's a great TUI; https://github.com/kdheepak/taskwarrior-tui

I wish cross-device-sync was feasible, but it's pretty good.

I've had good success using Syncthing to keep my tasks in sync between my phone, laptop, desktop, etc. Point it at your Taskwarrior data folder and you're off.

caleb-troyer commented on C++ Core Guidelines isocpp.github.io/CppCoreG... · Posted by u/aragonite

senkora · a year ago

What's the current state of automatic enforcement of these? I know that Microsoft has built tooling to enforce a subset of them, but I'm not aware of anything for Linux that specifically targets these.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/code-quality/using-the...

caleb-troyer · a year ago

Clang-tidy[0] supports a good set of them (cppcoreguidelines- prefix). It supports extending the checks too with your own checks that operate over the AST[1], so if there are extra guidelines internal to your company like mine has, there's room for extension there. For automation, I've seen a few examples of people integrating clang-tidy into IDEs, git hooks, and code review systems.

[0] https://clang.llvm.org/extra/clang-tidy/

[1] https://github.com/coveooss/clang-tidy-plugin-examples

caleb-troyer commented on I only care about the helpful notifications, not the promotional ones alexanderell.is/posts/sne... · Posted by u/otras

theamk · 3 years ago

I have a pretty good idea on how to fix this (and many similar) problems: "hibernate app" option. Its a new app state where app icon icon has some mark (like being semi-grayed out) and all the background app services are disabled (tracking, promotional popups, periodic wakeups, etc...). The app is only un-hibernated if user explicitly clicks on it, it cannot do it by itself. The app can be hibernated by long-press menu on app icon or notification.

So the first time you get an ad notify, you click "hibernate" and you are good. And if it is time to make another order, app is woken up, so you cannot miss notifications by accident.

Sure, it is not as good as having separate "show ads" toggle, but it requires no cooperation from app whatsoever,

caleb-troyer · 3 years ago

On Android, Shelter (available on F-Droid [0]) is a close implementation of this. Apps installed in the "shelter" (read: Android work profile) can be automatically frozen when not in use, and launcher shortcuts can be created to temporarily unfreeze and use the app. This doesn't require root, and frozen apps cannot run services, send notifications, or anything really. As a bonus, for the most part they don't even show up as installed when frozen and are completely isolated from main profile apps. The filesystem is separate however, but you can use an app that allows file sending via share contexts such as Phone Saver [1] to send files between your main profile and your shelter profile.

[0]: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/net.typeblog.shelter/

[1]: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/link.standen.michael.phonesa...