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@b0rk you'll need "set-clipboard on" for this to work in tmux. it's set to 'external' by default nowadays because of the obvious security implications https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki/Clip board

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@b0rk you'll need "set-clipboard on" for this to work in tmux. it's set to 'external' by default nowadays because of the obvious security implications https://github.com/tmux/tmux/wiki/Clip board

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@jk dolphin

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@jk dolphin

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replace breen with kermit the frog

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replace breen with kermit the frog

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mods are good actually https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=sq2Ks0vS-G Y

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mods are good actually https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=sq2Ks0vS-G Y

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not now babe im playing hl2 https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=yqhKGBWvyq M

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not now babe im playing hl2 https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=yqhKGBWvyq M

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@PsyChuan hm, sorry

in that case maybe your model is affected by this firmware bug https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Lapto p/Acer#Aspire_3_A315-56_internal_storage_not_showing_up

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@PsyChuan hm, sorry

in that case maybe your model is affected by this firmware bug https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Lapto p/Acer#Aspire_3_A315-56_internal_storage_not_showing_up

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@PsyChuan some laptops set the SATA mode to "raid" or something by default, try switching it to AHCI

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@PsyChuan some laptops set the SATA mode to "raid" or something by default, try switching it to AHCI

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@omatheft Sam, that's Bull Assman

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@omatheft Sam, that's Bull Assman

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@b0rk it took me a long time to realize a single dash "-" as shorthand for /dev/stdin or /dev/stdout (depending on context) isn't some special shell thing but just a convention some commands happen to implement, like

curl -L https://example.org/file.tar.gz --output - | tar zxf -

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@b0rk it took me a long time to realize a single dash "-" as shorthand for /dev/stdin or /dev/stdout (depending on context) isn't some special shell thing but just a convention some commands happen to implement, like

curl -L https://example.org/file.tar.gz --output - | tar zxf -

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@b0rk the one thing i miss on bsd environments is gnu-style human-readable --long flags. also all programs, especially cli stuff, should follow the xdg spec for config locations at least

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@b0rk the one thing i miss on bsd environments is gnu-style human-readable --long flags. also all programs, especially cli stuff, should follow the xdg spec for config locations at least

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@josephholsten @b0rk David Leadbeater's talk about terminal emulator security issues (introduced by improper handling of escape sequences) has some nice bits of history: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=Y4A7KMQEmf o

the writeup goes into more technical detail (without the history lessons): https://dgl.cx/2023/09/ansi-terminal-s ecurity

someone went even further back and restored a 1930s teletype model 15 to use as a linux terminal, which is awesome to see in action: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=2XLZ4Z8LpE E / https://www. curiousmarc.com/mechanical/tel etype-model-19

there's also Linus Åkesson's classic, "The TTY Demystified" https://www. linusakesson.net/programming/t ty/index.php

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@josephholsten @b0rk David Leadbeater's talk about terminal emulator security issues (introduced by improper handling of escape sequences) has some nice bits of history: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=Y4A7KMQEmf o

the writeup goes into more technical detail (without the history lessons): https://dgl.cx/2023/09/ansi-terminal-s ecurity

someone went even further back and restored a 1930s teletype model 15 to use as a linux terminal, which is awesome to see in action: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=2XLZ4Z8LpE E / https://www. curiousmarc.com/mechanical/tel etype-model-19

there's also Linus Åkesson's classic, "The TTY Demystified" https://www. linusakesson.net/programming/t ty/index.php

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@b0rk minor nitpick, ^D is the EOT (End-of-Transmission) control character, which the unix terminal driver translates to an EOF (which technically isn't a character) indicator/condition if it's at the start of a line

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@b0rk minor nitpick, ^D is the EOT (End-of-Transmission) control character, which the unix terminal driver translates to an EOF (which technically isn't a character) indicator/condition if it's at the start of a line

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@jplebreton https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICBM_add ress

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@jplebreton https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICBM_add ress

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@mhoye yeah it sucks because kitty does some really cool things and people seem to enjoy using it :(

some positive additions and mentions:

tree(1) can output html with the -H option

fzf can do a ton more than just fuzzy find and replace ctrl-r, they have a community wiki listing some fun and interesting things people have built with it like

- turn sed/awk/jq into a repl
- launchers
- tmux integration
- full text search for man pages (with previews)
- same for package managers
- browser history
- emoji pickers

https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/wiki/E xamples

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@mhoye yeah it sucks because kitty does some really cool things and people seem to enjoy using it :(

some positive additions and mentions:

tree(1) can output html with the -H option

fzf can do a ton more than just fuzzy find and replace ctrl-r, they have a community wiki listing some fun and interesting things people have built with it like

- turn sed/awk/jq into a repl
- launchers
- tmux integration
- full text search for man pages (with previews)
- same for package managers
- browser history
- emoji pickers

https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/wiki/E xamples

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@mhoye

foot is an excellent, fast and lightweight wayland-only terminal emulator with osc and sixel support (i recommend running notcurses-demo to see what it can really do). the only major thing it doesn't support (yet?) is font ligatures which might or might not be a good thing to you.

also just letting you know kitty's developer is a notorious jerk and extremely hostile to tmux. same dude once threw a tantrum about porting calibre to python 3 and thought it would be a good idea to set up his own fork of python 2 because that'd be "less work"

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@mhoye

foot is an excellent, fast and lightweight wayland-only terminal emulator with osc and sixel support (i recommend running notcurses-demo to see what it can really do). the only major thing it doesn't support (yet?) is font ligatures which might or might not be a good thing to you.

also just letting you know kitty's developer is a notorious jerk and extremely hostile to tmux. same dude once threw a tantrum about porting calibre to python 3 and thought it would be a good idea to set up his own fork of python 2 because that'd be "less work"

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@Modernmodron Otacon was always more of a Daniel Jackson type to me (both young James Spader and Michael Shanks)

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@Modernmodron Otacon was always more of a Daniel Jackson type to me (both young James Spader and Michael Shanks)

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computer, show me some brand new horrors just fuck me up i can take it

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computer, show me some brand new horrors just fuck me up i can take it

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@omatheft hey scully it's me

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@omatheft hey scully it's me

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@andrewt shaka, when the walls fell

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@andrewt shaka, when the walls fell

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@Modernmodron https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=6R_er-V81n I

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@Modernmodron https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=6R_er-V81n I