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pbrisbin.com
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| | | | | Irssi is an IRC client. If that sentence made no sense, then read no further. This post outlines my current irssi setup as I think it's quite nice and others may wish to copy it. Note: I've since moved to weechat. If anyone's interested, that config can be found [here][weechat]. Screenshot ?? Config ??For the longest time I didn't really touch ~/.irssi/config except to set up auto connections etc. Then I started using awl. | |
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silly.business
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| | | | | You Can Add Custom Buttons To Your Browser That Do Whatever "Bookmarklets" are an underutilized and frankly little-known feature in Chrome and Firefox (and probably most other browsers too) that allows you to create a bookmark that contains a little bit of JavaScript instead of a link to a web page. That doesn't seem too exciting, but combined with the ability to put bookmarks on a bookmark toolbar, we can create custom buttons that can take arbitrary action within the context of the currently-loaded page, including sending the URL or content from that page to another one, or even to an external program. | |
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mkaz.blog
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zzamboni.org
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| | | When I was planning the reboot of my website, I seriously considered using Ghost. It has a very nice UI, beautiful and usable theme out of the box, and a very active community. Eventually I decided to use Hugo, but in the process discovered that it is possible to host a statically-generated Ghost website using GitHub Pages. | ||
