obscure fruit based cli tool.

    curl -s 'https://beige.party/api/v1/statuses/117057396732763183' | jq '.content' | glow

for those terminauts who have incurable presentation ocd

Really should include Emacs lisp, as it's a something many in academia happen upon for LaTeX or some other side use.

While Emacs Lisp is confined to the editor, it also shows that the Editor is not that, and much has been said of it as an OS, an Application Platform, and so on.

Since about 1992, I've used it as platform for many things as well as a general purpose text editor I couldn't initially figure out how to quit.

I'm sure many here are more fervent about Emacs, living in the terminal switched to living in Emacs for a lot of folks... that's really a testament to the usability gravity of an integrated computing platform with Lisp as it's only scripting language.

ymmv of course

It does, calling it Elisp

That'll teach me not to scan the article before posting.

again.

Still I for one am grateful for any STT transcription models.

For anyone who is analytical and not driven by polemic.

Please take a look at Nirimod (unaffiliated, but it's awesome.)

If it helps get folks more comfortable configuring niri I'd say it's a win, but personally I'm happy with editing niri's config file directly.

Also, my dotfiles come with a custom Walker menu to find and search through niri key binds, selecting the key bind will run the action too.

With that said, if you're using my dotfiles and want to use this tool, it would be as simple as adding "nirimod-git" to the `PACKAGES_AUR_GUI_EXTRAS` variable in your config file.

Many advances have their slop version, look at any trend which began as broadly positive and became infested with a tacky parade of bandwagon pretenders.

AI is just the next example, and the internet is particularly troublesome at filtering up the most tacky.

Always remember the broadly positive aspects remain, they're simply obscured by dusty clouds from the bandwagon.

Use tools to expand your capability.

There's a lot of evidence to suggest FDR set up Truman, it's well documented he kept Truman in the dark until he died.

Hey, at least it lowers expectations enough that Linux Desktop is good enough with the latest KDE Plasma and to a some extent Gnome.

Apple lost it's broken but incessant leader, and Tim Cook is lets' face it a chair warmer in comparison.

Say what you want, but the disillusionment is sat there, in your view, or you simply never knew Apple when it was "good".

Hey, maybe people will actually understand why proprietary software is, if not immoral, it's the on-ramp for mass control and manipulation that makes the TV central broadcast propaganda soup era, nothing at all in comparison to the manipulation of people by software.

That would be really impressive levels of psychopathy.