We should make our own RIF

I used to love that app.

You decided on a new home yet? What’s your selection criteria.

I’d be tempted to make a single user instance, given how there’s an ansible playbook you can just run.

This is life the reverse of the usual pipeline

The shirt???!??

Anyway looking forward to watching this on break.

Yeah just having a larf, in the style of the op.

And then your prompt is all messed up, and your output is missing \rs for some reason, so output prints like:

$ ls -l
drwxr-xr-x  2 lentil lentil Desktop/
                                   drwxrwxr-x  4 lentil lentil doom/
                                                                   drwxr-xr-x 17 lentil lentil Downloads/%

Feather gauntlet. Some beeswax terminals emulate it if you run kill -SIGFET $(pidof <your-gaunt-applet-here>).

I usually head the file, which at worst triggers the feather gauntlet

Speaking of the 'don, it’s not really my usual thing (I never loved twitter), but I have to say it’s really bumping lately. Seems like lots of great conversations whenever I visit. I think it’s growing on me.

It’s a really popular alternative to substack, for one. That’s mostly how I know about it — many writers of conscience I subscribed to migrated over when ss went rotten.

[+1] :3

Also it totally undermines all the charm of amateur art.

I actually think gen ai is probably going to be really well suited to emulating abstract or rough art, because we humans are great at impregnating even random visual noise with meaning.

That’s not me saying it’s a good thing about ai. Just one more way it can fucking fool us into thinking we’re looking at something that was authored.

I mean it’s much more popular now than it ever would have been otherwise. I’m going to say that even in a hundred years it’s going to stand above its contemporaries.

The story is just so human.

Oh man I remember the debates around this being really illuminating. Like some people really don’t see how heart can outperform technique

These are great

Not a solution, but this is a great reminder to add descriptions/alt text to your images.