ShellCheck is a static analysis tool for bash/sh scripts - try it on your scripts. The README also shows some examples of what (not) to do.

The link to your project gives me a 404 btw, is it a private repository?

Look what they need just to mimic a fraction of our power

lf is a TUI file manager. In its Wiki, you’ll find a snippet to search with fzf and map it to a key.

lf Wiki / Integrations / fzf

development build of call of duty black ops

The speaker makes a lot of points with no evidence to back them up where he should have some. That’s alright if you want a conversation about browsers at the virtual bar table, but clearly not a great video essay. Some of his points

• An incident in 2017 where Firefox installed a plugin called Mr. Robot without the user’s consent
• Firefox’s default privacy settings are bad
• Donations to Mozilla don’t go towards software development
• The chromium engine has better performance
• Use Brave (repeated about 100 times)

It reads like typical corporate vomit.

How about you work on Firefox instead of “emerging pods around new product design sprints and ideation”

man mouse

1. Mount a remote file system via SMB or NFS and it’ll work like any folder on your PC - but you need a network connection to access it. If you need offline mode, maybe create a folder /offline and replicate it to your hard drive with a bidirectional synchronization tool like unison or syncthing. As for providers, personally I use Hetzner Sotrage Box because the price and service looks good enough to me that I didn’t bother to look for alternatives.

2. KDE Discover is a GUI application for adding/removing packages from different sources

Tests: Add a few test files.

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I think this is an excellent video and I love the format of walking through a complete on-prem deployment.

My only criticism is the attack on “the cloud” as a whole. You can choose your level of abstraction, from a computer in the cloud (like EC2) to managed services (like EB). Personally I don’t want to deal with hardware, so I use a Compute instance on Oracle cloud (free tier). The rest of my setup is similar to the author’s.

Just a meme

Looks like the standard F-Droid client

Oh wait it’s not, F-Droid doesn’t show the file size at the top

FitoTrack

https://codeberg.org/jannis/FitoTrack

FitoTrack is a mobile app for logging and viewing your workouts. Whether you’re running, cycling or hiking, FitoTrack will show you the most important information, with detailed charts and statistics. It is open-source and completely ad-free.

Amazing for outdoor activities, but it’s not a gym workout tracker for training plans, reps, etc.

Moss & Roy from IT Crowd

CoconutOS is the one and only true OS and everyone should be using it and everyone else is wrong.

FitoTrack tracks youe running, cycling, and many other sports.

Be aware that learning to code is not a safe bet for making money in this market. Of course it’s better to have coding skills on your resume than nothing. Coding also complements other white collar skills well (eg. program Macros in Excel or use Jupyter for bespoke data analysis). But code alone is unlikely to get you cash, in my opinion.

Way to go y’all! I donated another 30 Euros because I love using KDE.