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What is your favorite Text editor for programming (IDE):

Whats your favorite Docker monitoring tool

Interesting Fact: Archlinux is named after its founder Archibald Linus

(not really :) )

Finally found a really cool tool to help take my Linux RICEing (theming) to the next level! Normally when you color-coordinate to a wallpaper you either manually or with a tool set your .Xresources file so the color will be consistent across all terminal applications.

Problem is while it works for UXrvt and XTerminal it breaks in more modern terminal applications like Terminator where you'd have to set the colors manually. This is important to me because Terminator has more sane copy and pasting mechanisms.

Anyway if you use xrdb -query to dump your current color scheme you can then use the following tool to import then export it to terminator.

terminal.sexy/

@freemo Aaaa, this should be CWd as "Copenhagen interpretation". D:<

What some christians actually believe.. yea pretty sure god is enlightened enough not to care who you love if he created all of time and space

Almost done setting up my new system. I decided to design a whole new theme based on Rick & Morty / STEM, seems appropriate to share it on .

This rice is brought to you by i3-gaps configured entirely from scratch

All the fies and details needed to replicate the theme on your on local system can be found here at the QOTO GitLab server:

git.qoto.org/snippets/8

@codesections @freemo

I prefer "resign" because it can actually be ambiguous in sentences, while "cleave" can be disambiguated by the presence or absence of a direct object. Suppose you see a headline "Star Player Resigns" - it can mean either that he quit (ri-ZINE) or that he signed a contract extension to continue playing (REE-sine).

@freemo

> Auto-antonyms are my new favorite thing :)

"cleave" is my long-time favorite autoantonym:

> Cleave
> 1. to adhere closely; stick; cling
> 2. to split or divide by or as if by a cutting blow

Just realized workaround is a phonetic auto-antonym

workaround - a shortcut to avoid work

work a round - to do a round of work

Auto-antonyms are my new favorite thing :)

If you ever use the phrase "the elites" it pretty much guarantees your a wack-a-do, didnt even need to read the rest of this :)

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