Siilwyn @Siilwyn@mastodon.social

Initial commit on 'Dotilim' pushed, a project to change wallpapers in an uniform way with a nice dotfile configuration.

https://github.com/Siilwyn/dotilim

For now only contains a naive Rust CLI that works with GNOME. Would love to create a GUI using the same Rust code as a library sometime! 💭

https://ferd.ca/you-reap-what-you-code.html

Small snippet about the curb cut effect:
> Similar effects are found when you think of something like subtitles which were put in place for people with hearing problems. When you look at the raw number of users today, there are probably more students using them to learn a second or third language than people using them with actual hearing disabilities.

Love the branding of these Go CLI tools and packages to build CLI tools:
https://charm.sh/ ✨

Just realized I'm now using three package managers on my laptop:
- Ubuntu's apt
- Rust's cargo
- npm's npm

Ironic how a package that checks your JS bundle size is itself 353 MB...

- https://packagephobia.com/result?p=%40size-limit%2Fpreset-app
- https://packagephobia.com/result?p=size-limit

I know bundle size and package size are different, still wouldn't like using such a heavy package.

Looking to switch from Protonmail to: Fastmail, StartMail or Soverin.

Anybody experience with one of these services?

Switching away because Protonmail doesn't remember if I'm logged in and the inability to disable the spam filter.

When using an example command in a blog post to open a text file on a server what would you use?

Anybody knows a linux terminal emulator with dotfile configuration? Would like to save my color scheme and font settings as dotfiles.

> “A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they will never sit in.”

Applications should ship with less default keyboard shortcuts.

For example whenever I install VLC and AMD Adrenalin I clear 99/100 shortcuts. Both have defaults that are easy to trigger by mistake and don't match the core functionality.