angus-g

Never fear, you're already covered: https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term

Do you have any more info about the controller/implementation for this project? I'd love this kind of system on my espresso machine!

I'd hope they opt out of participating in the shield program?

It's probably more idiomatic to use org-mode (not that it makes a difference really). Here's a random example I found: https://github.com/larstvei/dot-emacs

NewsBlur (https://newsblur.com/) is not quite the same, but it fits the bill for me.

I'm on the 4.11.9-1-ARCH kernel, but same Firefox version. I'm only able to reproduce with the Zotero addon enabled, are you using it too?

Side note: this page gives me the weirdest Firefox behaviour I've ever seen: https://gfycat.com/HandyRapidJabiru

You could use cool-retro-term[0] for the visual side, but that doesn't support baud rate emulation either. Maybe you could pipe things through `pv` with the `-L` flag to limit speed?

[0]: https://github.com/Swordfish90/cool-retro-term

NoScript includes a toggle to disable exactly this behaviour (meta tags within noscript tags). meta refreshes in general are pretty annoying as a user though

I've got `set -o noclobber` in my .bashrc, so this doesn't bite me:

  /tmp $ echo foo > test
  /tmp $ echo bar > test
  -bash: test: cannot overwrite existing file

I've got 'bind Space:magic-space' in my .bashrc, which performs history expansion after you hit space, maybe that partially helps. I guess there's friction if the expanded command isn't the one you want, which the interactive methods are better at dealing with.

According to the page they're aiming for 9 hours battery life with location tracking and offline music. Although it doesn't seem waterproof so a triathlon might be out of the question.

I know that both Miniflux (previously used) and TinyTinyRSS (currently using) work with Reeder (via the Fever API). It's a bit annoying that the Fever API doesn't provide any way to add feeds though, so you'll need to do that in-browser.