commotionfever

nice I have something similar for fish, just

    if string match -q -r 'tmux\-\d+' "$TMUX"
        tmux show-env \
            | sed -nE 's/^(SSH_[^=]+)=(.\*)/set -gx \1 "\2"/p' \
            | source
    end

in my config.fish. sometimes it goes stale but a quick `exec fish` fixes it, I didn't want more stuff to run on every prompt

also both of our solutions are nice I think, no need to edit a tmux or ssh config

ah you're right, I never considered non text input. I may add some special handling for that. asciienema is a good shout too

you can use any editor you like. could be vi, vim, nvim, emacs. the point is that your editor receives text from stdin, and writes changes to stdout, in the middle of a pipeline.

hopefully the examples in the readme make sense but maybe not?

this is easier and relays changes by storing a diff

not in a similar category but foobar2000 for windows is infinitely customisable and really powerful. including its UI, plugins, embedded language for tag properties.

for example check the reddit and look at peoples setups. all wildly different

ungoogled-chromium

maybe you could try https://github.com/sentriz/gonic (nightly build)

it supports browsing by folder

hey, have they replied to you yet?

thanks! an update would be much appreciated when you get it

If this comes to my country I'll be shopping with a balaclava

How about mbsync? Described in part of this blog post https://drewdevault.com/2021/05/17/aerc-with-mbsync-postfix....

I recently got back into using Renoise on Linux and it's thanks to PipeWire - which lets you run JACK/Pulse/whatever programs at the same time with no hastle. It's super nice

nice video running though all the features: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxcJbrs6rKk

temporary containers is really nice. but how can you replace MAC with it? I tried before couldn't assign some domains to "permanent" containers.

eg. I'd like use temp containers all the time, except for some sites like YouTube where I'd like it to always open in a YouTube container

checkout javascript "template literal tags"

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...

Athbhliain faoi mhaise :)

hey thanks for your feedback! though it's strange that the scanner missed your artwork files. it should support lots of filetypes

https://github.com/sentriz/gonic/blob/master/server/scanner/...

> you have to edit config file to make sure it faults into A2DP by default

How did you do this? On my system it picks HFP by default, and tells me A2DP is unavailable until I restart PulseAudio/bluetooth - where it then picks A2DP. Happens every boot

prunef is also good at this

tarsnap --list-archives | prunef | xargs tarsnap -d

https://git.sr.ht/~apreiml/prunef/

Oh checkout nvim treesitter

For that I just installed vim-polyglot. Its a big ole collection of syntax and indent rules

With neovim 0.5, you can drop two dependencies,

Plug -> built-in vim packages CoC -> built-in LSP client

I am very happy with my proliant microserver gen10 plus. holds 4x 3.5" drives, is absolutely tiny, good at virtualisation, quiet-ish, upgradeable

Hallo james

try set your GTK theme to a dark variant. eg start thunderbird with

    GTK_THEME=<theme>:dark

in my case it's

    GTK_THEME=Arc:dark

maybe I've missed something, but `catt` supports youtube natively.

    $ catt cast https://youtube.com/watch?v=xxx
    $ catt add https://youtube.com/watch?v=xxx

the latter will even add to your existing youtube chromecast queue

(it's using youtube-dl in the backgroud, but no need to mess about with pipes)

name.com (don't really like them but my domains have been there for years) with cloudflare

firefor / tor also read this file