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You’re also very much into spirals now.

I guess I’m OOTL. Why should we hate Pizzacake?

I’m not a playlist person either. I mainly use it to let whatever player I’m using add relevant songs after my queue is drained.

Very yes. Wholeheartedly agree. Takes a bit of time to set up, and to do the initial analysis. But is is definitely worth it for Smart Queue (in Symfonium) and Auto DJ (in Feishin).

If you’re OK with the CLI: Beets is a command line music library management tool that can search for lyrics: https://beets.readthedocs.io/en/stable/plugins/lyrics.html

Agreed.

Found this though: https://i.redd.it/624bmdwpkcug1.jpeg

49 days period is too specific.

49.7 days is also the maximum uptime for Windows 95 and 98.

Duke Nukem John Nada – They Live! (1988)

Link overdue: https://27bslash6.com/overdue.html

If you’re looking for a bare bones solution, and you already have a machine that you can SSH into, you could just use that. There are desktop GUI/TUI apps galore that you can use to inspect commits, branches and such.

At work I’m in the process of planning a move from Subversion to Git. So I’ve been looking at Forgejo, a hard fork of Gitea maintained by Codeberg. It has all the important features of other forges like GitLab and Gitea. But is completely open source.

“the game”

Yay, thanks. Now I lost another round.

• lazygit: a TUI for git. This is my day to day UI for staging, committing, interactive rebases. I have delta configured for diffs in lazygit.
• neovim (nvimdiff): for diffing, and conflict resolution.
• vscode/neovim: I whatever functionally my editor had (or some plugins for neovim) for live changes as I work on code.

neat

Very yes.

It’s the mythical beast with two backs.

It has the juice.

It’s very much not a classic launcher and takes some getting used to, but Kvaesitso is nice.