TechnoCat

I’m pretty sure their comment is extremely clear it is not ready for daily driving.

What’s the benefit of this over chrome or Firefox or any of the forks?

sixel or kitty image protocol. You need a terminal that supports it.

• https://www.arewesixelyet.com/

You’re correct!

       --write-thumbnail  
              Write thumbnail image to disk  

There is also this option:

       --embed-thumbnail  
              Embed thumbnail in the video as cover art  

Here is a script I wrote:

~/bin 0s  
> cat vget  
#!/usr/bin/env fish  
yt-dlp --embed-metadata --write-subs --embed-subs --write-thumbnail --prefer-free-formats -f "[height<=1080]" $argv  

Dang. That’s a big release.

• https://www.weather.gov/mkx
• https://everythingwx.com/

Software as a whole is getting overly complicated and details are commonly overlooked or missed. It sucks I agree.

Yes it would be weird, but it would still show throttling.

I will share an issue I and others have with their laptop that presents just a bit differently (a single cpu pegged at 100% instead of all of them).

If i wake my laptop from sleep while it is plugged into an external monitor, I will have a single cpu pegged at 100% trying to handle endless acpi interrupts. I have to hibernate my machine and turn it back on to fix it. Alternatively I can unplug the monitor before waking from sleep.

Can you do screenshots with btop? Would be nice to see if the cpus are being throttled for temperature. I believe btop shows frequency and temp by default.

I believe this is what WebAuth Passkeys are.

Brilliant tip. Thank you

Friend of mine blogged about it:

• https://www.greghilston.com/post/switching-to-a-flip-phone/
• https://www.greghilston.com/post/cat-s22-flip-phone-tips/

https://blog.sanctum.geek.nz/series/unix-as-ide/

# list all recursive files sorted by size  
$ fd -tf "" -x du -h | sort -h  
8.0K      ./asdfrc  
 20K      ./nvim/lua/lush_theme/bleak.lua  
 32K      ./alacritty.yml  

# find files by extension  
$ fd -e lua  
nvim/colors/bleak.lua  
nvim/init.lua  
nvim/lua/config/autocmds.lua  

# list found files in tree view  
$ fd -e lua | tree --fromfile  
.  
└── nvim  
    ├── colors  
    │   └── bleak.lua  
    ├── init.lua  

# Run "npm test" when a file changes in the src or test directories  
$ fd src test | entr -- npm test  

# find out how often you use each command  
history | cut -d " " -f 1 | sort | uniq -c | sort -n | tail -n 10  
  80 rm  
  81 lsd  
 107 asdf  
 136 npx  
 161 find  
 176 fd  
 182 cd  
 185 rg  
 247 brew  
 250 nb  
 465 npm  
 867 git  

Ah shoot. Didn’t realize this was the self-hosted community. My bad.

I’ve enjoyed ProtonMail quite a bit the last year.

FWIW, installing steam used to also install both architectures on my Fedora machine. I use the flatpak version now because it kept causing conflicts years ago.

Haven’t verified it, but I was under the impression run in background would forward notifications.

https://www.reddit.com/user/concussionmaker__91/