dessalines

Some I haven't seen mentioned yet:

• bottom, a process manager written in rust.
• starship.rs, a smart prompt that works with most shells. Fish is my fav.
• broot. A unique file explorer and search.
• dua-cli a space analyzer.
• fdupes . Find and remove duplicate files.

Explicitly calling out the reader. Power move.

If they're untracked files anyway, that's unavoidable.

I use submodules for worktrees. You usually just have to run git submodule update --remote within any new worktree dir.

Same. The main thing I've been liking about it for the slower compiling languages that I mainly work in (rust, android jetpack compose), is that it leaves the build or target directories in place. So instead of git checkout && clean_build_dir, and having to wait to recompile, I can just cd to that dir.

Said frog

No need for another full git history copy, nor submodules and settings.

I do this, but just torrent music.

!buyitforlife@slrpnk.net maybe?

Outside of the community search, there's not a good place to ask about a community other than maybe !asklemmy@lemmy.ml

Landlord = banned. Your kids will get back at you some day, no doubt about that.

Publicly-owned and controlled housing is the solution to this problem, yes. Then rents, upkeep, and all housing questions are determined at the level of public/political decision-making and not by petty tyrant landlords acting only in the interests of profit.

Lazychinese is really the only good channel / site that I've found. But it needs a lot more content, especially at the beginner levels. I'm having trouble making the jump from beginner to intermediate, because there isn't enough content there yet.

There's a YT channel called comprehensible mandarin that has a lot of content, but unfortunately none of it is organized by difficulty, which makes it impossible to use. You should really be understanding like 90% of the content, and if you can't, you should bump down to a lower difficulty.

If anyone has any other good recs, I'd also like to know.