🔗 Link Stash | 28 Oct 2024

163. Reading and writing notes with yazi and helix

Article has some good little workflow pointers.

162. cli.club

Command-line Interface Tools and Alternatives

161. tty1 articles

A bunch of well-written articles by Benjamin Hollon on Linux tools and use cases. Lots of useful tips and tricks.

160. Make Your Internet Better Today | Lou Plummer

An alternative to uBlock Origin which seems to be losing its affect across some browsers.

159. Rishikesh Sreehari

A nice personal blog.

158. x-log | Andreas Jaggi

Bunch of tech related articles.

157. Ramen with chicken bone broth, pork shoulder, soft-boiled egg and greens

After a cracker ramen meal at Tanoshi, I want to give this a go.

156. Best Sleep Trackers of 2024: Data That Matters

Looking for a non-obtrusive sleep tracker for dad.

155. The bash book to rule them all

Sounds like a good read and reference book for my early stages of learning bash.

154. Why you need a WTF notebook

Maybe a bit overkill for the new job I'm about to start, but a good reminder to start capturing notes to line up questions for my boss and colleagues.

153. gemtext

Intro to gemtext

152. Dmitri Vassilenko

Nice style and content

151. Cool stuff on the Internet | Andrei

What the title says

150. Mega pricing

A NZ cloud storage service that offers 20gb on the free account. They also have a MEGA CMD tool to operate through the command line.

149. The Modern CLI Renaissance | Gabe Venberg

A good background to modern CLI use and a bit of history, written September 2024.

148. Datagubbe | Carl Svensson

147. Ruben.Coffee | Ruben Schade

List of Ruben's favourite coffee shops in Sydney and around the world, and a bunch of other coffee-related favs.

146. Using CSS selectors in FreshRSS to automatically retrieve the full text of partial text RSS feeds

145. Low-Quality Image Placeholders with Cecil | Arnaud

How to embed placeholders under images so pages load to their full length on load quicker while images are loading. I have created a couple of img classes that define the width, which supposedly achieves a similar thing, but I will research this when I fix my image workflow.