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Wow! This is amazing, and probably super dangerous, and it is oh-so-hard to resist the temptation to immediately perform this on my laptop!

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Command-line software which adds ANSI color to its output by default should check for a NO_COLOR environment variable that, when present and not an empty string (regardless of its value), prevents the addition of ANSI color.

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

CLIs are great because they make “using the computer” and “programming the computer” effectively the same activity in a lot of cases. Popular GUIs have made those two things completely separate modes

Each interaction with a CLI results in a valid program that can be saved, studied, shared, and remixed. Not so for a GUI, you don’t get the sequence of inputs and controls that solved the problem along with the solution. Usually you have to share the steps to the solution in a lower fidelity way, like a written list of instructions or a video recording, and then the other person gets to try to reproduce them on their own.

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

\<blockquote>A terminal workspace with batteries included\</blockquote>