emacs-libvterm is pretty awesome. It can correctly handle attaching to a tmux session, and can run vim, and even can run `emacs -nw`. And you can even infinity mirror yourself! emacs > vterm > tmux > emacs -nw > vterm > tmux

Area Middle School Orchestra Teacher Once Again Reluctantly Plays Drums At Concert

Forget all the crazy ChatGPT updates for iOS 18 — I’m most excited that I can finally remove the flashlight from my lock screen. Darn phone is always enabling the light in my pocket.

Here’s a neat #bash trick: try/catch-retry c='(cd /tmp; echo hello)' $c # fails, "(cd …)" cmd not found command_not_found_handle() { eval "$*"; return $?; } $c # fails, then hits handler and runs —— Here "try" is spelled: $c "catch" is the function, which uses eval to "retry"

BREAKING: In a stunning leak, JD Vance is found to be calling for a federal response to stop women from traveling from red states to blue states to receive reproductive healthcare. Retweet so all Americans hear this devastating leak.

Finished “Even Though I Knew The End” by @clpolk today - what a great ride that was, a perfect story. Can’t wait to read more!

This burrito is so bad that even though it’s wrapped in foil I’m eating it with a knife and fork, this thing deserves no respect from me

The crust of the bread is not some magical nutrient-dense peel, like an apple or potato. There aren’t extra vitamins hiding in it. The crust is just the inside of the bread with a suntan.

The new 2024 Dungeons and Dragons Player’s Handbook doesn’t include a humorous italicized Disclaimer on the copyright page. Legacy #dnd5e had just an extra touch of humor, pity it’s missing now.

I asked OpenAI ‘s ChatGPT to show me a map of the United States

.Codecademy When I go to sign up and use GitHub as an oauth provider, why do you request such a large scope: to read and write all of my repositories?! That’s INSANE!!1!!11 Signing in with Google has a much more sensible scope: know my name, email address, and profile picture.

Using the internet these days: *body does a weird* *google symptom* webmd> You have cancer!!! *ahh, good, it’s obviously nothing*

Looking at magical “far away dates” in our code, I discover these tidbits: • we have no records in some table which were created before 1900-01-01 • that same table has no records created after 3000-01-01 …I can’t dispute either of those assumptions.