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junkblocker

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    Comment #48882275

    YTDLnis has been working much better for months now. Switched over from Seal myself.

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    Comment #48243506

    Here's something I ran into recently. An `env` script started showing up in my path messing with my plain UNIX `env` command usage. Turns out uv's installer creates this when you r…

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    Comment #47914219

    https://github.com/karinushka/paneru is much more Niri like. I tried both but OmniWM just overwhelmed me with its options and noisy animations while paneru is very smooth, more sta…

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    Comment #47787755

    Somebody recently vibecoded https://github.com/fragmede/nitpick and posted here which is pretty good but I really want to browse the sites in terminal too. Then I discovered I have…

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    Comment #47601837

    You ask it to read the docs or site and create a 'skill' out of it.

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    Comment #47102624

    Applied to a job at Oracle 3 years ago. For a couple of years their unsubscribe link went to a broken page . Now they totally ignore my unsubscription choice and keep sending me jo…

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    Comment #46872047

    "What is that, a gif for Ants?" It's really hard to see what is going on in that small blurry demo gif. So please make it bigger in addition to parent's suggestions.

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    Comment #45690508

    I had found a zsh version somewhere which I've updated a few times over the years though I don't get a chance to use it much. :'D un () { unsetopt extendedglob local old_dirs curre…

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    Comment #45241575

    There did not seem to be an RCS story. Whether the device is RCS capable or not seems to be up to some unfathomable Google logic the tickling of which didn't work for me. Having ol…

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    Comment #44193265

    Relevant Firefox extension - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/behave/

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    Comment #43362318

    Quoting Use of AI and Third-Party AI Providers. Some of our Services have features and functionality powered by our trusted third-party AI providers (“AI Providers”). AI-powered ch…

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    Comment #39911466

    TIL a neat way to add comments to continued shell lines. Thanks!

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    Comment #37170296

    Regarding ~/.cargo (and other tools), I've had some success with following suggestions from https://github.com/b3nj5m1n/xdg-ninja

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    Comment #30879721

    I use this https://github.com/erichs/composure which seems to do more.

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    Comment #29505183

    Oh, you are right! This works by looking at /proc/$ppid/fd/1 format = """$all\ ${custom.tty}""" [custom.tty] description = "tty" when = 'true' command = """ tpid=$(ps -o pid= -p "$…

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    Comment #29465274

    Since I was trying out nushell, I came across Starthip which supports nushell! I noticed that prompt managers which run non-shell binaries may be unable to support things like show…

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    Comment #28698597

    I wrote https://github.com/junkblocker/patchreview-vim for exactly that workflow.

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    Comment #24481262

    > Anyone have a browser extension that can find rss feeds for pages? I wrote/use this greasemonkey script - https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/6261-rss-atom-feed-subscri... - it sti…

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    Comment #24481256

    > Anyone have a browser extension that can find rss feeds for pages? I wrote/use this greasemonkey script - https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/6261-rss-atom-feed-subscri... - it sti…

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    Comment #23898354

    This addon makes is super easy and convenient to inspect any addon's source code https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/crxviewer/

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    Comment #22699133

    Sure, but there's no option to control which format it creates the capture in. Besides I end up ffmpeg converting it to mp4 and get a video about 10x smaller.

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    Comment #22693878

    I believe it is mov instead of mp4. mp4 would be great since it takes much much less space.