Water, water
2023-08-22   dejbug.github.io

Water, water

every where... and I almost dehydrated yesterday. Must try and take in more of the transparent stuff. ia

archive.py

Being lazy I wanted to make new and archive the current blog page while creating a new one (the latter so that e.g. ls -t --time=birth would work). But then of course I came up with a couple more edge cases and the following (abridged) list of #toomanytabs came up. I was surprised to find docs:py and just had to use it here. Next was the question of how to colorize it wiki. pypi gh is probably just fine but I chose gh because it's #native and #non-AUR. I wanted to simply pipe the output through a colorizer in the shell but then I thought, this is too simple not to do it directly. Saw how grc did it, which was very simple (and elegant). So simply took the relevant regexes out of its config script and presto. The remaining issues was what if I page it through less. Turns out less -R is for that. wiki:arch man:arch

More Docs

(for later) terminal-colors.d - onfigure output colorization for various utilities man7 ANSI/VT100 Terminal Control Escape Sequences web:ia Terminal codes (ANSI/VT100) introduction web:ia ANSI Escape Sequences: Colours and Cursor Movement tldp wiki:arch XTerm Control Sequences invisible-island.net itu.int itu.int iso ECMA-48 Control functions for coded character sets (5e, 1991) ecma Finally, this So went on a curious tangent wiki.

Sublime Text

I plan on adding a #TRF syntax highlighter to the repo. Update: Almost done. st st st st st

Feature Request

I hate that the full path in the titlebar gets centered. It really needs to stay aligned so that one can quickly tell when one is crossing folder boundaries. I just can't believe that nobody seems to look at it (otherwise there would have been a config setting by now to change it). I'm getting seasick trying to orient myself by it. :barfemoji:

Binge!

Looking forward to going through my Babylon 5 boxset again. Only question is: before or after Alien Nation ? wiki wiki

TIL

guardian I've completely missed this! lucene:apache Didn't know that Archive's search syntax was a thing.

Zathura

So I'm using SciTE scintilla for notes-taking, having written a couple Lua scripts scintilla scintilla to make this possible. So I pop up my bookmarks file, put the caret over a filepath and press F12 on my mouse redragonzone.com to open a document. But then I realize that I've switched my default reader to zathura pwmt.org git.pwmt.org recently and that the back/forward buttons on my mouse have now got screwy. I have two buttons set to emit pageup / pagedown button presses and I have two buttons to emit forward / backward events. So a couple of things happend all at once. How do I set keybindings in zathura? man:arch man:arch git.pwmt.org gitlab:gnome Here, the feedkeys command is nice. map <PageUp> feedkeys <C-u> and map <PageDown> feedkeys <C-d> works. What are the scancodes of those latter two? It turns out that running showkeyon Arch fails; we need sudo showkey works. Also tldr; I need xev wiki:arch to get the forward / backward events to log. It's logged as button8 / button9. Alas, map <Button9> feedkeys <C-d> doesn't work because zathura stops at Button5 man:arch. Using wiki:gnome gsettings set org.gtk.Settings.Debug enable-inspector-keybinding true and Control-Shift-D showed me the name of the signal to connect to but writing my own GTK signal tracer a la win.connect("button-press-event", cb) didn't provide any new insights over and above xev. It's buttons 8 and 9 all the way gitlab:gnome; that's all there is to it, and there is no way to bind to them docs.gtk.org docs.gtk.org docs.gtk.org, apparently. git.pwmt.org git.pwmt.org Now I was looking at ways to configure my Windows-supproting mouse in Linux. I realize that blinkenlights wiki are very important to some people openrgb.org and that my mouse is popular enough openrgb.org. This though was very nice to see: wiki docs.qmk.fm And finally I landed here. gh gh And now I'm worried. gh I will have to look at the source gh and, at least to double-check, probably go myself and packetsniff vusb-analyzer:sf the windows app's winehq USB libusb:sf.io protocol. And who knows, maybe the driver is simple enough to reverse? Though last time I did this was in 32-bit times. Things have changed a lot since then. valgrind.org

GTK

wiki:arch #linkdump docs.gtk.org gtk.org developer:gnome pygobject:rtd web:mit lazka:gh python-gtk-3-tutorial:rtd

Voiding the warranty

#linkdump web:ia hackaday hackaday goodfet:sf tindie.com circuit-circus.org greatfet:rtd gh gh gh hackaday hackaday

Window Managers

"Manajer, he manajer." -- Manuel (Fawlty Towers) I need to get away from this bloated Desktop and use wiki:arch or nongnu.org. Let's look at wiki:arch later. My .xinitrc claims that I have already fiddled with wiki:arch, wiki:arch, wiki:arch, and wiki:arch but I don't remember what my verdict was.

Coredump

man7 coredumctl blogs:gnome wiki.ubuntu.com community.kde.org unix:Sx

Archive.org

Using the web page to search for books is bothersome in that the "always available" needs to be ticked manually and there is no apparent advanced search option to set it. But one can set a bookmark in Firefox and give it a shortcut. For example ia with shortcut a and web:ia with shortcut wb.

Atoms!

Need to make a feed for apnews.com apnews.com text:npr if feeds:npr is not all.

New things

python-poetry.org "Poetry is a tool for dependency management and packaging in Python. It allows you to declare the libraries your project depends on and it will manage (install/update) them for you. Poetry offers a lockfile to ensure repeatable installs, and can build your project for distribution."