Victor

Absolutely insane. I hope he doesn’t own a weapon.

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It’s brutal. I’m very lucky I wasn’t. Both my younger half brothers are.

I was expecting the reason to be: they’re doing it to themselves this time. Again.

I was talking about the release of the GameCube 😬

Yup. Kind of like ThePrimeagen. And he always knows some other influencial/famous dev who does something cool. And he always showcases his sponsors’ products in a way that makes it seem like he just recently used it to great success in his latest project/own launched product. Like how tf do you have time to launch so many (unnamed/unmentioned) products??

Me in 2001 with a stuffed nose:

Theo to me had the same energy as Pirate Software. One of these days there’s gonna be some cancelling, someone mark these words.

Man, we really can’t have nice things in the 2020s, can we.

“meat sauce”? Are you saying you made Spaghetti Bolognese?

That’s actually pretty close! Only one misplaced number. Causing a shift of three others of course, but still pretty good.

Saw this first during bedtime mode on Android with grayscale mode on. Didn’t look too crazy then. Wish I could give it a second upvote with color. 😆

Cool. I might experiment a bit with nushell then, I just don’t have a use case for it though, that’s mainly been the “blocker”. I have no real motivation to switch. Maybe it’s better suited for a DevOps kind of situation or similar.

Do you miss fish at all?

You made a full transition? Or just when you are working with the data and configs?

In fish, man export:

export is a function included for compatibility with POSIX shells. In general, the set <> builtin should be used instead. When called without arguments, export prints a list of currently-exported variables, like set -x.

So it’s not really a proper built-in command, but a wrapper around set. But for all intents and purposes… 👍

fish is also a much nicer language to write scripts in than bash

I rewrote my entire ~/.local/bin repo of scripts from bash to fish and they are probably 50% shorter on average, actually understandable after not reading them for 6 months so highly maintainable, and actually fun to write in comparison. Argument parsing is also such a breeze.

I love it. Been using it a few years now and I’ll never use a Bourne style shell again, interactively. Nushell is the only other type of shell I’ve my eyes on, but that seems more useful if I’m in a position where I need to process a lot of data like logs or something.

Kay. Well, you do you. 👍

lol, Firefox isn’t a “normal” browser?

Either way, sites can get around that. But do tell, which browser do you use? w3m, elinks, lynx? One of the other ones here?

Firefox reader view worked well here.

I use Firefox, and while that is a good trick I have used and will surely use again, a lot of the time it’s a matter of principle for me.

If I can’t read the article in the normal way because they refuse to let me because I pick one of the choices they give me, then I will not partake in their content ever again.