villainy

Woah screen is seeing active development again? There was like a decade where it stagnated. So much so that different distros were packaging different custom feature patches (IIRC only Ubuntu had a vertical split patch by default?) Looking at it now, the new screen maintainers had to skip a version to not conflict with forks that had become popular.

When tmux stabilized I jumped ship immediately and never looked back.

Great call! pv is deceptively powerful. Being able to see progress and rate limit a pipe is incredibly useful.

I use an organized git repo full of curl shell scripts 🤷

For terminal/editor I went through CodingFont and ended up on Noto Sans Mono. Before that I used Source Code Pro for years. Both patched for nerd fonts, obviously.

Woah CrossCode looks right up my alley. How have I missed that for the past... 6 years?!? Thanks!

I don't know what you mean "I've had that unplayed game for 17 years," I'm going to play it next, (after ~~this one I'm about to buy~~ replaying this old one for the fifth time.)

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Looks nice! I'd be wary of parsing output from a user-facing tool like systemctl though. You'd probably be better served interacting with systemd over D-Bus with something like pystemd?

I went full Leo pointing meme when Nameless King showed up. Always loved that fight.

obstreperous adjective
ob·strep·er·ous

1: marked by unruly or aggressive noisiness : clamorous
obstreperous merriment
an obstreperous argument

2: stubbornly resistant to control : unruly
obstreperous behavior
an obstreperous child

I don't understand why this matters. The families knowingly accepted the lower bid so The Onion could try and do some good with the brand. It seems like, at the point where it's being auctioned off with all proceeds going to the families, InfoWars should effectively be theirs to do with as they please.

Everything sucks

The Verge loved shitting on streaming services pushing paid subscriptions that still have ads. I wonder how critical they'll be of that now...