nm0i @nm0i@social.cleverlibre.org

up [1], an assist tool in writing sh oneliners interactively.

[1]: https://github.com/akavel/up/

Modern ethnography covers bizarre topics: "This [1] paper presents an ethnographic account of maid cafés, a form of entertainment dining that boomed in Japan..."

[1]: http://intersections.anu.edu.au/issue25/galbraith.htm

@zrzz it began with me wanting to rebind one key on a gaming controller the way it won't affect main keyboard. :) I.e. I was looking for application and device specifit (re) binds at the same time

@asahi95 voidlinux and gentoo.

Someone™ pointed out to me that #kmonad [1] is a lot more lispy than #keyd, overlays devices by paths and overall has larger community. While keyd is a way to have universal system-wide config with different layouts this is a solution more suited to building #emacs macro organs.

[1]: https://github.com/david-janssen/kmonad

Showcasing #keyd [1], very easy daemon to remap things on different keyboards.

[1]: https://github.com/rvaiya/keyd

Neat: #meshtastic s `--tunnel` feature turns last four bytes of client's mac address into last four bytes of the IP used by that client.

@rayslava Больше всего бесит содержание выровненное точками.

@minoru This is horrible. Hopefully lineage devs will pay attention to this, or it's yet another reason not to use phones =/

@hynek I'm having mixed feelings about this. Perhaps Python is getting too sugary.

@L29Ah u bad go away