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My personal website.

Home Page: https://pawamoy.github.io/

Shell 7.26% Python 90.61% Makefile 2.13%

mkdocs-site mkdocs mkdocs-blog mkdocs-material giscus giscussions

website's Introduction

pawamoy's website

My personal blog and website, built with MkDocs, and the Material for MkDocs theme.

Served at https://pawamoy.github.io/.

Setup

Install dependencies in a venv with /scripts/setup.sh.

Development

Serve locally with ./scripts/serve.sh.

Deployment

Deploy to pawamoy.github.io's GitHub pages with ./scripts/deploy.sh.

website's People

Contributors

Stargazers

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liambob77 eslam-m-abdelaziz-0 gaoliang tompham97 bswck tabbott36

website's Issues

how I created happy-path

d3.js, chatgpt working / not working, sigma/tree tries, back to simple things with graphviz and a bit of javascript
inspiration from code2flow

insiders

Write about insiders:

sponsors repository
deployment on heroku
github orgs with insiders teams
GHA CI minutes!
workflow between public/insiders (releases/docs)
sponsorbot 🚀

static analysis support for dataclasses (PITA)

how I created the typescript handler for mkdocstrings

No nav items in mobile nav drawer

Just a quick heads-up that the mobile nav drawer contains no nav items, so navigating your site isn't possible on mobile devices. This is because you're hiding the nav list to keep the content width while not showing the sidebars (on desktop screens):

website/docs/index.md

Lines 12 to 16 in 39bc507

    
           <style> 
        
               .md-nav__list { 
        
                   display: none; 
        
               } 
        
           </style>

I think you could make this work by wrapping this override with a media query to apply it only on screen sizes that show the regular nav header.

install SteamVR
yay -S pipewire pipewire-alsa pipewire-pulse (replace pulseaudio and pulseaudio-alsa)
yay -S ufw (possibly optional)
sudo ufw enable (possibly optional
yay -S rustup
rustup update
yay -S alvr (takes 13GB of RAM)
run SteamVR once, then close it
alvr_dashboard (complete setup)
run SteamVR through ALVR dashboard
in headset, accept debug mode popup (always for this device)
download sidequest: https://sidequestvr.com/setup-howto (easy installer)
extract archive, run ./sidequestlite
follow setup process (enabling developer mode, etc., install sidequest in headset)
close sidequest
in the headset, go to applications, filter with "unknown sources"
launch Sidequest, follow setup (go to sdq.st/link, type code)
accept in headset
search ALVR in SideQuest, install it
run it in the headset
go to ALVR dashboard on computer, trust client
sudo ufw disable (optional, if previously installed and enabled)