A tool that records every single change on the filesystem and apparently allows to restore it.

A really nice config panel for Ghostty, a great example of a settings module.

The “Works (Almost) Everywhere” Club

• CTRL + W: delete the word before the cursor
• CTRL + U: cut everything from the cursor to the beginning of the line
• CTRL + Y: to paste (“yank”) contents into prompt
• CTRL + A: jump to beginning of line
• CTRL + E: jump to end of line
• ALT + B: move backward one word
• ALT + F: move forward one word

Holy shit this is the bee’s knees istg. It works out of the box with ssh, any other TCP connection, etc. This is literally tailscale without tailscale.

I use this for my self-defined ZSH functions, but It can be used for other things I guess too!

I try.

Found this in Libera/#linux. The tool suggested there was vidir which allows you to edit directories in Vi which blows my mind if I think about it for too long. :D

This blog post documents my understanding of how the conventions for Unix command line syntax have evolved over time. It’s not properly sourced, and may well be quite wrong. I’ve not been using Unix until 1989, so I wasn’t there for the early years.

A collection of modern/faster/saner alternatives to common unix commands.

The Unix Game is a programming contest where players solve coding challenges by constructing “pipelines” of UNIX text processing utilities to compute the solution.