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The documentation seems insufficient. I can’t figure out how to switch between panes, e.g., to modify the todo list. Once it’s selected, I expect to be able to use it, but without knowing how, it is unusable.
Note that not all panes are selectable and quite possibly not all selectable panes have help (they should but...)
Kinda off topic but what font are you using in the screenshots? It's nice!
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I maintain my own set of modern internet acronyms for it. Speaking of which, I need to merge a pull request for that.
There was a super helpful Internet jargon list maintained by one of the 3-letter federal agencies, obtained through an FOIA request I believe... I used to refer to it whenever I needed to decipher confusing twitter conversations.
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There was a super helpful Internet jargon list maintained by one of the 3-letter federal agencies, obtained through an FOIA request I believe... I used to refer to it whenever I needed to decipher confusing twitter conversations.
Are you talking about the Jargon File by any chance. http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/index.html
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I maintain my own set of modern internet acronyms for it. Speaking of which, I need to merge a pull request for that.
There was a super helpful Internet jargon list maintained by one of the 3-letter federal agencies, obtained through an FOIA request I believe... I used to refer to it whenever I needed to decipher confusing twitter conversations.
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Are you talking about the Jargon File by any chance. http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/index.html
The Jargon File is maintained by esr, which is 3 letters, but I don't think he's a federal agency. ;-)
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I use TMUX to essentially create what this person has made. It's much more versatile than a GUI for me because I can kill any "widget" and reopen it with altered command line parameters. It's an incredibly useful and productive way to work. And if I realize that I want data that isn't present, I can just split a TMUX pane (or start a new TMUX window) and display it there.
There was a point where it was that simple to run GUI widgets on a desktop, too. The likes of xman and xclock were just that, programs that one could just run and stop.
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There was a super helpful Internet jargon list maintained by one of the 3-letter federal agencies, obtained through an FOIA request I believe... I used to refer to it whenever I needed to decipher confusing twitter conversations.
This one? https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/nze74k/the-fbi-bu...
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This one? https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/nze74k/the-fbi-bu...
I would love to merge that into Arch's wtf, but it is just a collection of scanned images. No text.
https://github.com/matthewspencer/twitter-shorthand has transcription of the first 22 pages.
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You can write your own modules, you'll just need to fork the repo and write them in Go. There's no DSL for it. Good idea about the config. I'll create a feature issue for it.
Go uses less CPU and is less crashy, both of which are nice in a dashboard. It also seems like more generic modules may handle the use cases you'd want a DSL for. For instance, there's already a text module; if a similar module can listen to a FIFO or even listen on a socket, you can just throw whatever you need into it from any language that can write to a filehandle. If it can handle ANSI escapes, most commands tha…