David Zaslavsky
@diazona.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy
Software engineer, former particle physicist, occasional blogger. I support the principle of cake.
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@stuartl Sounds similar to my experience. Fortunately I have a beefy desktop, but qtwebengine is still something like a 5-hour build.
It's a good thing the RAM requirements are not too onerous as well...
It's a good thing the RAM requirements are not too onerous as well...
December 19, 2025 at 2:23 AM
@stuartl Sounds similar to my experience. Fortunately I have a beefy desktop, but qtwebengine is still something like a 5-hour build.
It's a good thing the RAM requirements are not too onerous as well...
It's a good thing the RAM requirements are not too onerous as well...
@stuartl I flipped out a little internally when I first saw something like "Checking for 47 GB of free temporary disk space..." (to be fair that may have been qtwebengine or something)
December 19, 2025 at 1:52 AM
@stuartl I flipped out a little internally when I first saw something like "Checking for 47 GB of free temporary disk space..." (to be fair that may have been qtwebengine or something)
@paco Do you have access to the raw data? I'd imagine downloading it and plotting it with your own tooling opens up a lot of options, compared to having to use the routers built-in graphs.
December 16, 2025 at 6:13 PM
@paco Do you have access to the raw data? I'd imagine downloading it and plotting it with your own tooling opens up a lot of options, compared to having to use the routers built-in graphs.
Reposted by David Zaslavsky
@tante favorite thing I built this year is a simple little Python script that scrapes movie showtimes for theatres near me and pulls them into a dense single-page calendar display
now I can keep an eye on what's showing near me without a deluge of email or checking N websites
now I can keep an eye on what's showing near me without a deluge of email or checking N websites
December 15, 2025 at 10:44 PM
@tante favorite thing I built this year is a simple little Python script that scrapes movie showtimes for theatres near me and pulls them into a dense single-page calendar display
now I can keep an eye on what's showing near me without a deluge of email or checking N websites
now I can keep an eye on what's showing near me without a deluge of email or checking N websites