Same here!
I'm working on a simple game and I use Claude Code to make it with Phaser, and I am not a game dev.
I used Claude to plan it (with a chat for 3 hours), it made a document to describe everything I wanted in the game (the spec).
Next I use Claude Code to implement every aspect of the game step by step.
I didn't know the framework Phaser, but after each step I review the code and learn a lot. I don't think I would have it working so fast without Claude Code. I can focus on the spec and learn the framework. I code maybe 5% of it, everything is made by Claude Code.
I am using CudaText [0] with the Distraction Free mode [1] to have a full screen editor "always on" the weekend when I write (on Windows 11, but it should work on Linux).
There is also a full screen mode plugin on GVim [2] but I haven't tested it.
Same thing happened to me last year: some files on OneDrive where deleted. It was random txt files that I use to log ma progress on projects.
I moved everything out of OneDrive and I backup on hard drives.
That is a shame because OneDrive was a very good product.
The name "pedalboard" might not be the most fitting if latency is too high.
That said, it could still be very useful in a studio setting for post-production work.
What would be really exciting is a hardware device with all the standard plug-and-play inputs, capable of running Python... essentially a true open-source pedalboard for guitar enthusiasts.
I really like Lua and I work with it almost daily.
But, I hate luarocks. It just don't work well on Windows. And I don't know why. The management of external libraries makes Lua still too difficult to use, which is a real shame considering the qualities of this programming language.
Me too! I have a software in production for a client made with Lazarus 3 (in Pascal of course) and everybody loves the "Windows feel" of the Gui.
On Linux there is Gambas [1] wich is like Lazarus but for Basic.
Some years ago I used Privoxy on my computer to filter unecessary request.
It worked great and is an alternative to consider if you don't want a computer plugin 24/24 on your network.
A hierarchical note taking application, featuring rich text and syntax highlighting, storing data in either a single file (xml or sqlite) or multiple files and directories.
I've experienced the same thing: a YouTube channel deleted without any explanation (the email from Google mentioned spam, even though I filmed all the videos myself), Facebook preventing me from sharing posts from a website (without any explanation), and of course, domain names that get deindexed from Google without any reason (no message in Google Search Console).
I believe we've reached a point where any activity on the web can vanish overnight due to an AI or an algorithm making decisions based on obscure criteria.