Wondering where the content is? I've been on Mastodon for years (@climagic) and now Bluesky ( https://t.co/AeJASx55bN) as well. I tend to post more to those networks lately and will reduce the amount here (whatever you want to call this place anymore).

Every Unix is sacred, every Unix is best, every Unix is different, when you run ps.

Please vote. (And yes, these are VT100 keycaps)

If you like @climagic then I just found an underrated youtube channel that you might be interrested in. I've watched a couple of his videos and they're all about the beauty of command line and bash scripting. Check out this video on FZF for example :

I can talk to plants and they say they want water.

Here's your regular reminder that you can toggle options within less(1) without having to re-start it. Type minus followed by the option-letter. So -i for case-(in)sensitivity -R for ANSI handling -S for wrapping long lines -N for line-numbers -g for search-match highlighting

Besides, they might say one day that they think all us Linux users believe in freedom too much and should be sent to Antarctica in exile to be with the penguins.

I have a rule for climagic of "No politics", but I'm violating that rule because quite frankly this is more important than the command line. This is about protecting my family and yours and I'm just trying to do something instead of ignoring it. You can too. Be strong.

Dear Supporters of Trump, I'd like to even call you fellow Americans, partners in democracy, friends, and neighbors.... https://t.co/gk79T7IGns

Now would be a great time to learn Morse Code.

What kind of loser attacks the Internet Archive. Seriously not cool.

If you've been looking to get the new CLImagic stickers at a reduced price, I have a coupon SUSOOCT20OFF running til the end of the month for 20% off. https://t.co/M5ZMUbzCn9

Sorry, the command got cut off when I copy/pasted it. for i in {16..250};do printf "\x1b[48;5;${i}m%$(($COLUMNS*$LINES))s" "";sleep 0.1;done

Countdown to 20,000 + surprise (bash version + requires cowsay): tt=$((20000*86400));until [[ $(date +%s) -ge $tt ]];do cowsay $(($tt - $(date +%s) ));sleep 1;clear;done ; for i in {16..250};do printf "\x1b[48;5;${i}m%

Some of you might remember celebrating day 15,000 https://t.co/8OKASTmtW4

Happy 20,000th day of Unix epoch time: echo $(( $( date +%s ) / 86400 ))

HP adding AI to their printers. "I'm sorry Dave, I can't print that." https://t.co/ErnYX9LKiR

If you are a user of geeqie (a nice *nix photo viewer) and need to start a second session, but don't want it to interfere with the first, you can use the -n option: geeqie -n Check 'man geeqie' for a bunch of other useful options.

That one time they let me make the agenda posters. #TBT #xkcd #linux #security

Add some spice to your text by randomly coloring each word in a text file. head -n30 cat_haiku.txt | awk 'BEGIN{srand()} RS=" " {c=int(rand()*200)+32;printf "\033[38;5;" c "m" $0 "\033[0m "}'