u/antiaust

I recently tried to build a web app and noticed that on an iPhone (latest version), it is completely white. After days of trying, the only thing that helped was downgrading Flutter to 3.22.0 and forcing the HTML renderer in the build. Unfortunately that creates heavy artifacts on the page, so it is basically unusable except on Windows, Android, etc.

Two days ago, I saw someone here sharing their app, I clicked on it, and the exact same error happened. I thought I was just being stupid, but that showed me it happens to everyone, just nobody seems to notice.

What is the problem here?

Habe mit der Ausbildung als Bürokaufmann angefangen und heute zufällig im Vertrag gesehen, dass ich anscheinend als Schwerpunkt Assistenz und Sekretariat habe.

Ist das für die spätere Karriere relevant? Klingt nämlich übertrieben langweilig 💀

For the last 1–2 weeks, I've had a very strange bug that has happened 4 times so far. It comes completely out of nowhere and affects the entire system. It behaves as if Windows thinks the Shift key is permanently pressed, but not exactly like a normal stuck key.

For example, in Antigravity IDE, if my cursor is on line 15 and I left-click line 5, it selects everything from line 15 to line 5 (just like holding Shift). If I then click line 20, it selects from line 15 to line 20. It's like Windows never releases the original selection anchor.

Another weird symptom is Caps Lock. When Caps Lock is OFF, everything is typed in Uppercase. When I turn Caps Lock ON, everything is typed in lowercase, as if the behavior is inverted.

ChatGPT suggested running this in PowerShell:

Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms [System.Windows.Forms.Control]::ModifierKeys

But I couldn't even type it correctly because every - (hyphen) became _ (underline). Even stranger, the Windows On-Screen Keyboard behaves exactly the same way, so it doesn't seem to be a physical keyboard issue.

I also noticed that if I open Command Prompt as Administrator, Windows shows the UAC prompt ("Do you want to allow this app to make changes?"). As soon as that UAC screen appears and I click "Yes", the bug disappears. This has happened twice now. It makes me think that switching to the Secure Desktop during the UAC prompt resets some internal Windows input state.

The other two times, only a full reboot fixed it. The issue affects every application, not just the IDE.

For example, in Chrome, if I search something on Google and click Images, it sometimes opens in an entirely new Chrome window instead of the current tab. I'm running the latest version of Windows 11 (Windows 11 Home, 25H2, installed, ‎06.‎06.‎2025, build 26200.8894, Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.334.0)

For the last 1–2 weeks, I've had a very strange bug that has happened 4 times so far. It comes completely out of nowhere and affects the entire system. It behaves as if Windows thinks the Shift key is permanently pressed, but not exactly like a normal stuck key.

For example, in Antigravity IDE, if my cursor is on line 15 and I left-click line 5, it selects everything from line 15 to line 5 (just like holding Shift). If I then click line 20, it selects from line 15 to line 20. It's like Windows never releases the original selection anchor.

Another weird symptom is Caps Lock. When Caps Lock is OFF, everything is typed in Uppercase. When I turn Caps Lock ON, everything is typed in lowercase, as if the behavior is inverted.

ChatGPT suggested running this in PowerShell:

Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms [System.Windows.Forms.Control]::ModifierKeys

But I couldn't even type it correctly because every - (hyphen) became _ (underline). Even stranger, the Windows On-Screen Keyboard behaves exactly the same way, so it doesn't seem to be a physical keyboard issue.

I also noticed that if I open Command Prompt as Administrator, Windows shows the UAC prompt ("Do you want to allow this app to make changes?"). As soon as that UAC screen appears and I click "Yes", the bug disappears. This has happened twice now. It makes me think that switching to the Secure Desktop during the UAC prompt resets some internal Windows input state.

The other two times, only a full reboot fixed it. The issue affects every application, not just the IDE.

For example, in Chrome, if I search something on Google and click Images, it sometimes opens in an entirely new Chrome window instead of the current tab. I'm running the latest version of Windows 11 (Windows 11 Home, 25H2, installed, ‎06.‎06.‎2025, build 26200.8894, Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.334.0)

For the last 1–2 weeks, I've had a very strange bug that has happened 4 times so far. It comes completely out of nowhere and affects the entire system. It behaves as if Windows thinks the Shift key is permanently pressed, but not exactly like a normal stuck key.

For example, in Antigravity IDE, if my cursor is on line 15 and I left-click line 5, it selects everything from line 15 to line 5 (just like holding Shift). If I then click line 20, it selects from line 15 to line 20. It's like Windows never releases the original selection anchor.

Another weird symptom is Caps Lock. When Caps Lock is OFF, everything is typed in Uppercase. When I turn Caps Lock ON, everything is typed in lowercase, as if the behavior is inverted.

ChatGPT suggested running this in PowerShell:

Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms [System.Windows.Forms.Control]::ModifierKeys

But I couldn't even type it correctly because every - (hyphen) became _ (underline). Even stranger, the Windows On-Screen Keyboard behaves exactly the same way, so it doesn't seem to be a physical keyboard issue.

I also noticed that if I open Command Prompt as Administrator, Windows shows the UAC prompt ("Do you want to allow this app to make changes?"). As soon as that UAC screen appears and I click "Yes", the bug disappears. This has happened twice now. It makes me think that switching to the Secure Desktop during the UAC prompt resets some internal Windows input state.

The other two times, only a full reboot fixed it. The issue affects every application, not just the IDE.

For example, in Chrome, if I search something on Google and click Images, it sometimes opens in an entirely new Chrome window instead of the current tab. I'm running the latest version of Windows 11 (25H2).

I’m 6 months post-op. My gums are still numb, but whenever I talk, my upper front teeth feel like they’re vibrating, especially when making sounds like “n” or “o.”

Has anyone else experienced this? What causes it, and when did it go away for you?

I’ve been taking Vyvanse 30mg for about a year. At first I took it a bit irregularly, but for the past 3 months I’ve been taking it almost every day.

For the last 1.5 months, it has only been lasting about 3–4 hours instead of the usual 5 hours. Increasing the dose only makes the side effects stronger. My eating habits are normal, I’m not particularly stressed, and I’m not sleep deprived.

The thing is, all the ADHD medications I’ve tried have always worn off fairly quickly, even before I started Elvanse. Concerta 54 mg lasted about 6 hours, Ritalin 20 mg about 1.5 hours, and dexamphetamine 2.5 to 5 mg only around 1 hour.

I also live in Germany, so we don’t have that many ADHD meds options. Methylphenidate unfortunately gives me too many side effects as well. Tolerance breaks don’t seem to help either. I recently stopped taking Vyvanse for about 1.5 weeks, and it barely made any difference.

Has anyone been in a similar situation? How did you get back to your original duration of effect, or even manage to make it last longer?

I’ve been taking fludrocortisone (0.1 mg) for about a week now. Since starting it, I’ve been drinking around 2–3 liters of water throughout the day and taking 5 g of salt tablets in addition to my meals.
For some reason, I’ve been urinating very frequently like 2–4 times per hour.

My urine is very light and almost completely clear, like water. Shouldn’t the opposite be happening? I thought fludrocortisone was supposed to help retain fluid and increase blood volume.
Has anyone else experienced this or have any tips?

I started 40 mg today, and about an hour later I got that exciting “butterflies in the stomach” feeling that stimulants can give you. I also had some side effects, like an asynchronous orgasm with mild pain afterward and being unable to get an erection.

Now I’m wondering if the whole “it takes weeks to work” thing is kind of bullsht. Also, do the sexual side effects usually go away soon? Because if they don’t, I’m probably going to stop taking the medication lol.

Everything you can do with getters and setters can also be done without them.

For example:

class Person { 
int _age = 0;
int get age => _age; 
set age(int value) { 
if (value < 0) { 
throw ArgumentError('Age cannot be negative'); 
} _age = value; 
} 
} 
void main() { 
Person person = Person();
 person.age = 25; 
print(person.age); 
}

And without them:

  class Person { 
int _age = 0; 
void setAge(int value) { 
if (value < 0) {
throw ArgumentError('Age cannot be negative'); 
} _age = value; 
} int getAge() {
 return _age; } 
} void main() { 
Person person = Person();
 person.setAge(25); 
print(person.getAge()); 
}

So what exactly is the point of using them? I couldn’t really figure that out from my research.

Ich hatte im Februar eine Kiefer-OP, bei der beide Kiefer gebrochen und neu positioniert wurden. Außerdem wurde mein Kinn etwas nach vorne verlagert. Um an dieses heranzukommen, musste der Mentalis-Muskel durchtrennt werden, welcher danach wieder angenäht wurde.

Wenn der Arzt das richtig vernäht, verheilt in der Regel auch alles wieder ganz normal. Ich hatte leider das Pech, dass ich meine Lippen seitdem nicht mehr schließen kann. Es bleibt eine Lücke von circa 7 mm, weshalb ich nachts und oft auch tagsüber zu Hause Mouth-Tapes tragen muss.

Ich überlege nun, den Chirurgen zu verklagen, weil es ihn nicht wirklich juckt. Allerdings gab es in meinem Umkreis bereits Leute mit schlimmeren Fällen, die geklagt haben, woraus am Ende nie etwas geworden ist. Glaubt ihr, ich kann mit einer Klage Erfolg haben?

I’ve been learning Flutter for about 3 months now, and I still struggle to understand the official docs. They often make things sound way more complicated than they need to be, especially when there are so many other sites that explain the same concepts more clearly like GeeksforGeeks, DartTutorial, or Medium.

At what point did the Flutter docs start making sense to you guys?

I’ve been taking it for the past few weeks and haven’t noticed even the slightest improvement in my blood pressure or symptoms. Because of that, I kept increasing the dose each time, and now I’m taking twice the maximum recommended dose (20 mg). It still feels like I’m swallowing sugar pills literally zero effect.

From a medical standpoint, how is it even possible for a medication to have absolutely no effect at all?

Also ich beginne bald mit der Ausbildung, und habe die Option, in der Probezeit eine OP zu bekommen auf die ich mich eigentlich lange vorbereite (Kiefer OP). Aber weil es halt in der Probezeit ist, könnte ich es frühestens einige Monate später bekommen. Ich würde gerne die erste Option wählen, aber ich wäre dann ein Monat krankgeschrieben. Ist die Sorge berechtigt, dass die mich dann kündigen würden, weil ich schon direkt so lange krank bin?

Hab sowas ähnliches halt mal bei einem Teilzeitjob erlebt. Wurde kurz nach Einstellung krank und dann kam ne Kündigung

Even though I’m using the flutter_svg package, my SVG file won’t appear in the emulator. The SVG is just a simple droplet icon with an outline, which I wanted to display in the middle of the screen as a test. I even had Codex edit the code, and it didn't help.

The same thing happens with other SVG files as well, while PNGs work fine. Below you'll find the entire repo, as well as main.dart and pubspec.yaml.

https://github.com/arda2023/fluttertest.git

import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:flutter_svg/flutter_svg.dart';

const _dropAsset = 'assets/tropfen.svg';

void main() {
  runApp(const MyApp());
}

class MyApp extends StatelessWidget {
  const MyApp({super.key});

  
  u/override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return MaterialApp(
      title: 'Flutter Demo',
      theme: ThemeData(colorScheme: .fromSeed(seedColor: Colors.deepPurple)),
      home: Background(),
    );
  }
}

class Background extends StatelessWidget {
  const Background({super.key});

  u/override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return Scaffold(
      backgroundColor: Colors.red,
      body: Center(
        child: SvgPicture.asset(
          _dropAsset,
          width: 180,
          height: 260,
          fit: BoxFit.contain,
          colorFilter: const ColorFilter.mode(
            Color.fromARGB(255, 255, 255, 255),
            BlendMode.srcIn,
          ),
          semanticsLabel: 'Tropfen',
        ),
      ),
    );
  }
}

name: fluttertest
description: "A new Flutter project."
publish_to: "none"
version: 1.0.0+1

environment:
  sdk: ^3.12.1

dependencies:
  flutter:
    sdk: flutter
  cupertino_icons: ^1.0.8
  flutter_svg: ^2.3.0

dev_dependencies:
  flutter_test:
    sdk: flutter
  flutter_lints: ^6.0.0

flutter:
  uses-material-design: true
  assets:
    - assets/tropfen.svg

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I was thinking about trying psilocybin to see if it helps me learn better. But I’ve heard that you shouldn’t combine it with medications like Vyvanse, which I need for my ADHD just to be able to study in the first place. Is that true?