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Honestly: This isn't cool.
I see your point, and agree.
I may have F-ed up.
The fix has been released, but I'll leave this PR open so it can be seen.
I see your point, and agree.
I may have F-ed up.
The fix has been released, but I'll leave this PR open so it can be seen.
Thanks for this awesome plugin!
I have just discovered this, my home assistant was freezing, unstable, and after rebooted several times before posting on home assistant forum to be told about this I was getting really pissed off as only just up graded to latest version and had no end of problems and then this this morning.. And I am in +10:00 time zone, so only NZ before... good luck with today thomas
good luck with today thomas
Thanks. I'll need that... Off to bed soon, won't be sleeping much...
Although I can see someone getting rankled by this, at least you have two people who thought it was humorous. The girlfriend and I had a brief "what the heck" moment, followed by a chuckle.
Well me and my gf thought it was funny. No issues for us as we have big screen so tilt does not hide or break anything. I can see this being an issue for smaller screens.
@thomasloven I had no issues either, and I thought it was kinda funny too.
@thomasloven Hope you had a good sleep. Head up! However it was meant to be innocent, people explained why it wasn't. You've showed that you understand why and that you've learned a lesson out of this. You've apologized for it and took concrete actions to undo it. Actually, there isn't more you can do. There's no one here that can say that they haven't made misjudgements. Not in their jobs, neither in their private life. Please continue your good work as before and everybody that lost confidence will regain it. Because thats what you do the best!
Honestly: This isn't cool.
Honestly: This was fantastic. Thanks for all your hard work.
I for one have no clue what I am doing to begin with, so this caught me off guard. That being said, I LOVE it..... there is nothing better in this crazy world than to find others have a since of humor as I do. Keep up the great work......
Thanks a lot for your efforts! You did (and you will) a great job! Everyone, everyday, learns from a little mistakes. I appreciate your apology and your fix..... and most important you had teach us to be more focused in what we install and from who. You are a good person so no big problems.... but maybe another programmer could not be like you. Good luck and thanks again
Bad joke. Thanks for removing it.
Quite sad seeing the number of people crying on here about a slight change of angles on cards is laughable. It's happened for less than a day, I hope everyone who has complained is still alive and well. Fingers crossed it hasn't killed anyone. Thanks for all your hard work @thomasloven
Lol this was funny when I saw it, didn't break my dashboard luckily so I ain't mad
I also found it funny (I thought I was having a stroke for a second until I checked on my PC), though I get how some people may have found the rotations a little extreme. Take heart, it was funny, though a lesson to all pranksters, make a opt-out or disable button ;)
At the end of the day, people are taking it way too seriously. It's your software, not theirs, so do what you want, as long as it ain't malicious. I still trust your work, and this actually humanizes you a bit more for me, which I completely support!
Given that there are already #189 and #190 even though it's not yet the 1st of april in europe and the US, there could be a shitstorm coming. I'm certain that there were only good intentions with this joke so I hope that the discussion will stay civilized.
Anyway, sneaking in a timebomb that breaks the library for a whole day is bad. It's certainly not as bad as starting to delete files based on the users geoIP as we've seen recently with popular npm packages, but it's still very much not good.
Please don't do that as it erodes trust. Without trust in the maintainers, people might stop updating their software to avoid these kinds of surprises, as reviewing all commits of all software used every time simply isn't feasible for most. In fact, with a project as end-user-focussed as home assistant, a lot of users of this card likely won't be able to do said code review at all.
What makes matters worse is that you're the author of a lot of high quality and widely used lovelace cards, which is why there are a lot of people trusting you based on that work and the standing in the community.
Do we now have to review all those cards? Do we have to question other core community members now?
I know it's just a rotation by a random angle but I hope you see my point here. The fact that it does something unexpected which was hidden in some other commit is just frightening even if the thing that is done isn't that harmful.