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    Comment #37904751

    I add all videos that I want to watch to a playlist and then run a script on my machine to download the videos. It will only download each video once as it keep tracks of downloade…

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    Comment #35257168

    Shameless plug: https://github.com/danisztls/fzfx It tries to solve the "now what" part.

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    Comment #31523796

    Basically I use Git, ln and a setup script that I wrote. https://github.com/danisztls/dotfiles > primarily that I'd have to try to share it between professional and personal comput…

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    Comment #30889020

    I write data that makes sense to have as normalized in YAML format even if I'm not parsing it in any program because I may do so in the future and YAML is ergonomic. But for things…

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    Comment #30884601

    https://blog.burntsushi.net/ripgrep/

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    Comment #30883022

    AFAIK ripgrep is faster. Haven't used ag much so I can't compare features.

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    Comment #30882785

    > Software engineering should be about more productive UX, not flexing one’s ability to parse arbitrary syntactic art. Tasks lists are generally useless without their context. It m…

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    Comment #30882627

    I had a similar insight some years ago. I write my TODOs mixed with text in markdown notes and use a CLI to do nice things like exploration and journaling. It purposefully doesn't …

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    Comment #30407258

    > In general keep in mind that your 8TB to backup likely has a power law distribution where your really important filesets are much smaller and can therefore be inexpensively backe…

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    Comment #30407233

    > there must be absolutely no way for the cloud or server hosting provider or someone gaining access to the server e.g. via an RCE in the SSH or other sync daemon to access any dat…

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    Comment #30407176

    Linux has XDG base directories despite many vendors no using them. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_Base_Directory PS. I don't know about Mac but Windows also have similar dire…

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    Comment #30407135

    Have zero trust. Use E2E encryption.

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    Comment #29214667

    Syncthing frequently stops syncing on my phone and requires me to delete everything and resync. I'm using receive-only folders. I think I'm an exception but it's been a pain in the…

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    Comment #29214637

    Using Borg for more than a year I haven't had an issue yet. In the past I used a similar tool that had error-correction capability but the tool was buggy and slow when compared to …

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    Comment #29214595

    Suggestion: You can use pass to securely store and pipe your password, no superuser required.

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    Comment #29214577

    It kind is, simple but effective. For comparison, take a look at my over-engineered backup script: https://github.com/danisztls/arbie/blob/main/arbie

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    Comment #29213651

    I do something similar but using Borg (backup), gocryptfs (encryption) and rclone (sync) for cloud backup. No cascade.

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    Comment #28003372

    find and grep are mandatory tools of the Linux toolbox but I use fd and ripgrep most of the time.

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    Comment #28003362

    I use a similar trick but with aliases. If I want to cd to let's say "~/work/john/some-project" I just type 'fcd' on the console and then "w j s" and "ENTER". Most of the times it …

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    Comment #27281578

    May be the setup you used. Too many plugins may make the shell unresposive. Anedoctally I autocompleted `ls /etc/` on zsh with a few plugins and on a bash with minimal setup. They …

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    Comment #27281484

    https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions

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    Comment #27281479

    You need no tool at all as you can do I reverse search in any shell with ^R. If you want to do it with a better UX you can use fzf. If you want the suggestions you can use zsh-auto…

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    Comment #26508354

    I wrote it to improve my shell scripting but I've found myself using it it on a daily basis.

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