minor nitpick – maybe aligning on decimal rather than right-aligned values? (Zswap, Zswapped, Writeback Tmp in screenshot)
Swap Total -> 19.16 GiB
Swap Free -> 18.83 GiB
Zswap -> 0.00 B
Zswapped -> 0.00 B
Swap Cached -> 532.00 KiB
Kernel Stack -> 19.95 MiB
Per CPU -> null
EDIT: threw in null example from Reddit post
(technically a console browser – Debian installed size 352 KB)
“Fortune 500 companies have unwittingly hired thousands of software engineers who claim to be American developers but are actually North Korean citizens”
“moving across Europe and Asia with well-honed social engineering tactics paired with more aggressive job hunting at European defense and government companies.”
free time
between “tariffs by ChatGPT” and a “country” list pulled straight from ISO 3166-1, what could be better?
whataboutism – as long as you’re distracted by “China!”, you aren’t paying attention to the far more egregious privacy violations happening right here at home
mpv for the win
but if you really want your ASCII conversion: mpv --vo=caca or mpv --vo=tct
when the last message was “Have taken up farming.”, kinda hard to hold anything against them …
this was me watching some of the cheering when neofetch got archived, people complaining “good, neofetch is too slow” – WTF were you doing with neofetch where speed was a factor?!
(don’t forget fish, nushell, ion, pdksh, mksh, rc, es, and however many others)
as for picking one, really comes down to personal comfort
if you’re developing shell scripts, then two options to keep in mind:
this is one of the things that struck me about email clients on Linux – CLI and GUI clients have followed two very different evolutionary paths – the CLI clients went for the “doing one job well” path (where you end up assembling a whole system of apps for sending and receiving email) and the GUI clients went for the “everything and the kitchen sink” path (where you end up trying to hide half the options so they don’t get in your way)
People who use Caps Lock for one letter
Speed Typing King Sean Wrona on Not Using Shift Key
Sean Wrona who currently holds a bunch of speed typing records uses it to type all capital letters. Instead of hitting Shift+letter he finds it is more efficient to hit CapsLock+letter+CapsLock in quick succession.
“Perfectly balanced. As all things should be.”
pushed to prod »on Friday«
X now »admits« to monitoring your DMs
Welcome to AirSpace: “How Silicon Valley helps spread the same sterile aesthetic across the world”