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Doesn't good enough for faster init time for that case?
- https://markdownreader.github.io - https://github.com/simov/markdown-viewer
Those two are quite good.
80% of contents are texts, I can't understand why this whole internet become slower. I bet it would be slower even if we get personal quantum computer or whatever that has supercomputing power.
more animation, more effects, more popup, more crap ... that does not improve UX even 0.001%.
> Between LFS and Stage 1 and 2 Gentoo installs back in the early 2000s
> I ended up printing out the LFS book in segments on one of the printers
LFS and Gentoo is what made me understand Linux system.
Thanks.
In fish shell, `ctrl+s` used to 'search in completion candidates list'
- ls <tab><ctrl+s> - for search path/file names
- ls -<tab><ctrl+s>` - for search in options
Especially second one, it's quite handy most times than search through long man page.4 CPU, 24GB RAM, 200GB disk
Nice toy.
'100 usd to eur' also working.
That site shows quite different UX for same logical structure as you said.
I would say backend core logic is almost same as usenet reader or mail client for mailing list.
But the real value is quite different.
Nice work!
Discoverability is the most important thing than other reason for me when selecting a tool.
Quoting from Purl's README:
Simple Commands: Use straightforward options like -replace, -filter, and -exclude to manage your data.
Edit Files Easily: The -overwrite option allows you to update files directly, making changes quick and simple.
When I use `find, xargs, cat, sed, awk, perl, like tools`, I often struggle to remember even the simplest options. What is the option for 'ignore case', 'in-place edit', or 'info'? -i could mean anything.This is one of the reasons I switched my shell to fish. It offers more discoverability than bash and zsh Fish shell supports searching for a command's options name and description using <Tab><C-s> BY DEFAULT. I believe this approach is quite effective.
Thus, I prefer Purl like syntax more.
I suspect that I am somewhat sensitive to electromagnetic fields and magnetic fields. There have been times when I have not felt well the next day after sleeping on an electric heating pad, and I have experienced severe discomfort after sleeping on a mattress with magnets.
When I used a CRT monitor, I often had diarrhea if I spent a long time in front of the monitor.
Since using LCD monitors or laptops, those symptoms have disappeared.
When I sleep, there is a wireless router on the right side of my head, and I play youtube videos on my smartphone on the left side. I have strange dreams and wake up early from sleep. However, if I put the smartphone on the right side of my head while sleeping, those symptoms are lessened.
Thus,
Even though there was no sound, wouldn't your cat have sensed that as well?
I enjoy to write technical things with jupyter.
- easy to get some command output beautifully - easy to organise text or any block - default theme looks nice with export html
Actually alacritty was faster than kitty and konsole.
2.8x 3.0x 3.6x