[–] 7 points 13 hours ago (1 child)

With what was posted there, it's enough for me that it originated on 4chan at all. Part of me wants to tell people what kind of place the rickroll came from, but then I'd be hard pressed to explain why on Earth I ever went there. You can't separate all evolved cultural trends from that place, but there is just no way it's ever going to sit right with me.

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  • [–] 32 points 1 week ago (2 children)

    Once as a kid I ran my hand through some leaves on a tree, and a large dragonfly clamped down on the fleshy part between the thumb and the index. I shook my hand violently and looked at it. Fucker's whole body was torn off, but the head was still there, just biting me. Shook again and it was gone. Fucking traumatic.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 week ago

    It's been fine, except for the issue I already described. The build quality is decent, but nothing special. There's a ridge down the middle that's a bit wider than it should be. The display button recedes a bit far into the case and so can get a little annoying to push. It's got some nice rubber feet, and the orange might make it easier to spot in a dark tent. I haven't put it through heavy or methodical testing though. Just mentioning things that I haven't seen mentioned in reviews. It's a heavy item for a backpack, so might be worth reconsidering if it's overkill for your needs anyway.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 week ago (7 children)

    I bought the Jackery Explorer 100 and am coupling it with a 45W panel. I figured the Jackery would be better for solar than an average power bank, because they already package it in a bundle with their own panel. BUT since both USB C ports on the Jackery can do both power in/out, I think the Jackery can actually get confused about whether it's supposed to be charging or discharging, when the panel is running at very low output.. ... at least, that's how I interpret having returned to it and seeing it discharged when connected to the panel.

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    I'm trying to reassign the side buttons on my logitech superlight to keyboard input. However, the side buttons default to to back/forward.

    The settings window for reassigning mouse input is in a 'forwarded' position, so clicking the 'back' button on the mouse results in the settings window moving back a menu level instead of reassigning the button.

    The 'forward' mouse button can be reassigned, though, as there is nothing 'ahead' in the menu.

    I've previously had luck reassigning the side buttons using input-remapper, but I'm on tumbleweed which doesn't have input-remapper in its repositories.

    Is there a way around this UI quirk in KDE that will allow me to reassign the 'back' button on my mouse?

    Or have any other tumbleweed users had luck reassigning both mouse side buttons on KDE?

    One other approach I can think of is if it's possible to disable/supress the default forward/back behavior in KDE.

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