beehaw.org is considering switching to Sublinks and I wonder if its API compatibility with Lemmy is enough for voyager

most shells will accept outputting from a silent command to a file, e.g. :> foo.txt (where : is the posix synonym to the true command)

vim in second place let’s goooooo 🎉

Nicely done! I have a CLI tool that does sth similar (input download, answer submissions): https://github.com/tranzystorekk/arrive

Oh boy, how can i forget 2019 and the whole series of “intcode” challenges!

You had a growing specification of a sorta-pcode virtual computer, opcodes, etc. Your input was the titular intcode, a list of integers representing instructions and you had to execute that code and use that execution to solve the bigger challenge, e.g. play a simple one-sided Pong!

* But nobody came.

I enjoy a casual session of Townscaper once in a while, this feels really close to home :3

I played The Longing when I wasn’t sick, but the pacing felt worse than sluggish, so it was a quick refund.

Known and loved ❤️

I remember reading about it, but it never caught my interest before. Installed yesterday and it was perfect for just drifting off!

Wow, thanks for sharing! I’m a minesweeper fan deep down and solving an expert (30x16, 99 mines) board feels similar to what you described.

Probably should mention Fugl

oooh, that game, might give it a try 😊 🤒

This looks like a strong contender! Thanks!

I wasn’t precise, I meant many apps force some kind of rich-text editor that feels clunky and unnecessary, that’s what I want to avoid.

Since I’m already using NextCloud, NextCloud Notes seems like a good fit, I’m wondering how I missed it…

In no particular order (although I think ‘lightweight’ is arbitrary):

• lsd
• ncdu
• jless
• bat
• just

*enter Emacs FTFY

I published a quick configuration here: https://codeberg.org/tranzystorek-io/spectrochat

I was hesitant to use thelounge because of the self-hosting part, but it seems is fairly straightforward to spin up an instance even with just free fly.io resources

Googling ‘irc client’ is always a “blast to the past” adventure