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A huge variety of comment system implementations for static content site generators (especially hugo) introduced.
MUA for terminal, integrates automatically with notmuch for indexing searching etc, but otherwise intended to be combined with other programs to fetch, send, compose mail (e.g. offlineimap, msmtp, vim).
Looks very promising but is still in early alpha stage - e.g. no imap caching for now and so on
Also, a really generic template you could use is something like this: 1. Find a data blob, API, or web scrape a site for raw data you're interested in. 2. Figure out how to store that data. Do you need a relational database or maybe NoSQL? How will the records be stored and what does your data model look like? 3. Use analytics packages like numpy or something else, draw conclusions or find interesting themes about your data 4. Now do something with it! Maybe a front end to display it all. You can use Dash to build a quick and light visualization of your findings or something more full stack like a Django application or even Flask. Totally up to you.
sxiv with vim bindings
Simple X Image Viewer.
Hello.
What is you favourite mail client in terminal and why?
Series of writings on how to build a random quote machine using 11 different front end stacks.
Goes into html, css, (vanilla) javascript, json, REST api, Redux, react hooks. Seems very educational.
Various statistics courses hosted for free
Listing of thousands of domains which you can filter and sort by registration costs, renewal costs and, most usefully, the amount you will have to pay to keep the domain for 3 years.
A static site generator (similar to hugo et al.) whose sites can be built in any of the big web frameworks (react, vue, angular, svelte, or -- they claim -- any other for that matter).
It also boils everything down to plain html but let's you embed javascript components if you wish,
and those components will only be loaded if the user actually scolls to them ('island design').
Sounds very promising, currently in early beta.
SImple blog tutorial here:
https://www.rockyourcode.com/build-faster-websites-with-less-javascript-using-astro-tutorial/
Includes gui and cli options, but as far as I can see not more involved setups like https://github.com/jonaswinkler/paperless-ng .
Differences to ironical paperless:
https://paperless-ng.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html#paperless-ng
A versatile and extensible platform for home and life automation with hundreds of supported integrations - GitHub - BlackLight/platypush: A versatile and extensible platform for home and life automation with hundreds of supported integrations
Seems really interesting, like a lighter-weight, more programmatic alternative to e.g. HASSio.
Has a lot of plugins and connections and the blog is very inspiring.
Using some (simple) machine learning to create a really robust smart home presence detection.
Seems like a fun little idea and, combined with e.g. phone mac address and wi-fi signal strength could even identify specific people.
The famous Tasker app -- you can create workflows and integrations for pretty much anything that uses your phone in any part of it, akin to ifttt, nodered or platypush.
Long list of usage examples here.
Unfortunately not paid (which is fine) and not open source (which is less fine, at least for me).
Another tutorial for snapcast, this one focusing on ansible-izing the setup, as well as some advanced setup steps for the specific two-room hardware requirements.
Setting up snapcast with librespot (written for raspberries).
Goes well into details like compilation and preparation of settings
Minimal interface styling for Firefox - contains only the tab bar on top, with the address bar shaping up when you move the cursor close (or Ctrl-L I suppose).
Looks neat if you're using FF
Lidarr to beets workflow, which could then be passed to funkwhale/mopidy/airsonic setup.
Automatic beets importer.
Runs a web-server which enables you to, after downloading some music, call a simple script to start a beets library import.\
e.g.
curl \
--request POST \
--data-urlencode "path=<path_to_deluge_downloads>" \
--data-urlencode "name=$2" \
--header "X-API-Key: <your_api_key>" \
"https://betanin.example.com/api/torrents"Intended for torrent applications but can easily be made to work with youtube-dl, or any other scriptable callback.