Paul-Sebastian Manole

Hey elpiel! What you're asking should be very simple, if you know intermediate level Rust. `bb8` uses Tokio async (learn just a bit of that), the builder pattern (you should...

> So the plan would be to wrap these interfaces? > > * Windows (using hid.dll) > * Linux (using the Kernel's hidraw driver) > * Mac (using IOHidManager) For...

What about [rust/winrt](https://lib.rs/crates/winrt)? Does it supersede this crate?

> What about [rust/winrt](https://lib.rs/crates/winrt)? Does it supersede this crate? That crate has now been deprecated in favor of [the windows crate](https://lib.rs/crates/windows) which is wider reaching and might now expose more...

> You don't have these settings if you installed via the Windows Store - which is what I did. ShareX can be downloaded the traditional way or via Windows Store....

This issue has become prevalent with most older Windows apps that have been written before the advent of HiDPI monitors (on this platform) and before Microsoft released newer frameworks that...

> what about adopt decorators for store https://github.com/championswimmer/vuex-module-decorators ? It has very friendly syntax and strong typing/autocomplete inside IDE. Vue developers themselves decided to not officially support classes and decorators,...

> 8\. `std::thread::sleep(...)` until that fire time. That's gonna be the main cause of failure on time drifts, I think (computer sleeping, NTP client updating system time for DST, user...

Wow, I forgot I even commented on this repository. Turns out a year later (and still learning Rust) I'm writing a job scheduler but as part of another project. I...

I'm currently investigating this solution as well. If anyone can provide a code example that does this already, that would be greatly appreciated. I'll keep investigating in the meantime and...