Time Nick Message 10:40 ANAND #8811 10:40 ShadowBot https://github.com/minetest/minetest/issues/8811 -- Force-disable fullscreen on Linux by ClobberXD 10:40 ANAND :D 11:22 Krock will merge #8808 in 5 minutes 11:22 ShadowBot https://github.com/minetest/minetest/issues/8808 -- ClientInterface: Use recursive mutex to prevent freeze in on_newplayer() by SmallJoker 11:27 Krock mergign 12:04 ANAND Ah damn, I was about to comment that the PR works :) 12:30 * Krock tries to fix the occlusion culling 12:32 ANAND What's wrong with occlusion culling? o_O 12:33 Krock 1) enable full range 12:34 Krock 2) F5 grid view 12:34 Krock 3) disable fly and noclip 12:34 Krock 4) watch out for caves in the underground 12:34 Krock 5) there must not by any shown 12:34 Krock s/by/be/ 12:36 ANAND Oh right 12:37 ANAND I haven't noticed that this is a problem :) 12:47 Krock it's working but not good enough 13:02 Calinou could someone review my website PRs please? :) https://github.com/minetest/minetest.github.io/pull/182, https://github.com/minetest/minetest.github.io/pull/183, https://github.com/minetest/minetest.github.io/pull/186 13:03 Calinou 183 has merge conflicts, I'll fix them 13:05 Krock web#182 13:05 ShadowBot https://github.com/minetest/minetest.github.io/issues/182 -- Enable strict front matter in Jekyll by Calinou 14:23 Krock Calinou: what's the advantage of using relative_url? 15:01 Calinou Krock: you can build the site in a different base directory if you need it 15:01 Calinou (add `baseurl: /some_url` in `_config.yml`) 15:01 Calinou overall, it's a good practice :) 15:02 Krock ah I see 15:36 Krock web#182 needs build fixing (I guess?). The other PRs are simple and OK 15:36 ShadowBot https://github.com/minetest/minetest.github.io/issues/182 -- Enable strict front matter in Jekyll by Calinou 15:39 Krock how about rotated gradients for the first example in web#186? Right now all gradients are turned by 90° 15:39 ShadowBot https://github.com/minetest/minetest.github.io/issues/186 -- Add gradient fallbacks to images by Calinou 15:46 Calinou Krock: what do you mean by rotated gradients? Most implementations of this pattern seem to use horizontal gradients, presumably because they match most images better 15:46 Calinou sticking to one gradient direction is easier to manage 15:49 Krock I see. just because it's not quite fitting in the top left image where it should be turned differently for better matching 15:50 Calinou it's just a placeholder during loading, it's only an approximation 15:51 Calinou we can get a better approximation by using a really small JPEG embedded as Base64 as background-image 15:51 Calinou however, it looks ugly unless you blur it using a CSS filter, which is what most websites implementing this pattern do. But to turn off the blur when the image is done loading, you need to use JavaScript :) 15:51 Calinou (it's what Medium does) 15:52 Krock ah okay 15:53 Calinou the backdrop-filter CSS property makes it possible to blur *only* the background, but I fear it will have performance issues as it will keep blurring the background even when the final image is done loading: https://caniuse.com/#feat=css-backdrop-filter 15:53 Calinou it's also not widely supported yet 15:53 Calinou in any case, a simple gradient is a big upgrade from a single color as you can "guess" an image is going to load there :) 15:58 Calinou Krock: fixed CI in https://github.com/minetest/minetest.github.io/pull/182 :) 15:58 Calinou I just had to rebase it against the master branch with its CI fixes 16:00 Krock thank you. although I don't know what the PR changes :/ 16:00 * Krock leaves this for other members to approve 21:08 paramat rubenwardy, in case you didn't get my reply, yes you can use my geogebra voronoi biome diagram. i guess CC BY-SA?