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Yeah that was exactly what I was thinking, and/or doing a similar thing in lua as an nvim plugin
That said I’m not sure if neovim would support something like that
Can usually tell when it’s obviously bullshitting me and verify it if it’s not. You can often get it to correct itself if you call it out
(This was the first time I’ve seen it incorrectly “corrected” itsself)
I think I did a quick search but it seemed so strange to me I just wrote it off straight away
Not a terrible idea to add bits into the JSON but it makes it much harder to program, going for a quick and easy fix here rather than writing my own parser
Seriously? Chatgpt told me that once and I thought it was just hallucinating
Problem is it’s for configuration of other services I didn’t write, I would just use JSON in the first place if I were defining the schema
Comments are an issue I’d have to think about. Would prebuilt libraries for importing/exporting data from/to these languages not handle the multiline strings for me?
What do anchors do in yaml I’ve never heard of them before
I’m using neovim. It doesn’t magically solve my problems with yaml though
No, I was thinking of actual JSON because it makes it easier to write a plugin (just use built in libraries to import and export configurations)
That said I suppose I could use the built in library and then re-inject comments after the fact
I use nvim for it, it works but I’d rather not have to deal with indentation in the first place
I love the instant purrers, when they’re happy just being in your company
I have just bought myself a second hand fairphone 4. Not on eos, I might switch but Google pay contactless is important to me and I don’t believe it works on custom ROMs
Unfortunately what work pays for is an entirely imaginary device
Also, I don’t want my personal stuff on a device I don’t own
I did see a couple of surprisingly cheap foldables on ebay, but I’m still somewhat wary of foldables and I ended up finding a fairphone 4 for a pretty good price
Alot
I get that, but I didn’t use a lot or alot in my comment. Did you reply to the wrong person?
Unfortunately tap and pay is the one feature keeping me from using custom roms/rooting/linux. Very much like having multiple options incase my card doesn’t work, forgotten my wallet etc
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My S21 is the one to unfortunately kick the bucket. It could potentially be repaired but I expect the cost of repairing it is going to be comparable to just buying a new phone.
If I can fix the USB C port I can at least still use it for DeX or as an android tv somewhere I’m sure
I hear a lot of good things about the older pixels, but they only have a couple years of security updates left and a couple months of android updates so it doesn’t feel like a smart decision to buy them now
Perfect, I’ll never need to worry about it running out of battery on me
Fair, I’ve heard iphones and especially ipads are actually decent.
I don’t think at least on a phone I could deal with iOS though seems a little backwards and restricted