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When you get the message from pikaur: Read damn arch-wiki before borking your computer https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Arch_User_Repository (Also, don't report any issues to pikaur, if ure seeing this message) you need to check your base-devel package is installed. References: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=297084 https://github.com/actionless/pikaur/commit/94ec6b087b4083909a2c59e33112f7e0956f77e6 https://archlinux.org/packages/?q=base-devel

Namespaces in logseq are as simple as using a slash in the page’s title. If you have worked with namespaces in a logseq version, which is lower than v0.8.9, you should migrate your existing pages according to the “New file name rules”. These rules are mentioned almost at the end of release note. Otherwise you might notice some weird behaviour with the pages in a namespace. The migration via GUI can be found in logseq: Settings → Advanced → File name format and there is an Edit button, which should be clicked and the instructions in the popup window need to be followed. In your logseq graph this will rename all pages with a slash, where the slash will be replace by three underscores.

This blog post describes how to create a POI (Point Of Interest) layer in OsmAnd. The layer highlights all locations of a specific POI type, e.g. table tennis locations, toilets, bicycle repair stations. tl;dr: There is a German version of this post fitting in one Mastodon toot. Add a custom POI layer Start OsmAnd At first you need to start OsmAnd of course. Create a POI filter Open Burger menu Open the main menu of OsmAnd. That is the burger menu in the bottom left. Configure Map Select the Configure Map option. Open POI overlays Select the POI overlay… option. Search for custom POI type Now you see a lot of POI categories, which you could already use. To create a custom category open the Search. Enter the custom type of POI you want to display, e.g. bicycle repair station and select the first search search result. ...

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