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reMarkable tablet
The reMarkable tablets are open note-taking devices featuring an e-ink screen, a touchscreen, and a pen digitizer. The devices come with root access by default and a Linux-based operating system, which sparked a rich community of enthusiasts who develop software to extend the capabilities of the tablets.
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Currently the library depends on guzzle which is pretty popular, but other projects might already use a different HTTP client. Would be nice to switch it to https://github.com/php-http/httplug
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Add basic tests
Woops! Sorry for that, and thank you for catching it! I meant to type
continuethere but I slipped. Testing the codebase on thedemodirectory did not raise problems so I went along.No promises here, but would you be open to PRs related to building an integration test suites? Such regressions could be caught pretty easily with basic tests.
_Originally posted by @clement-elbaz in ht
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Some RSS feeds, twitter accounts, and other providers don't update every day. In addition to the current numerical limit: int arguments passed to StoryProviders, it would be very useful to have a since: datetime.datetime argument that filters stories by publication date.
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Describe the bug
Applications are displayed in alphabetic order in the list using the name instead of display name. So "Process manager" is displayed before "Mines".
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
1/ Install mines
2/ Click on import apps
Expected behavior
Mines should be before Process Manager
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- Device: reMarkable 2
- OS: any
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Add a simple way to add extra video filters to
ffplay. I propose-e | --extra-filterswhich would set the next argument as the initial value forvideo_filters.One use case for this would be to invert the video (see issue #69).