Shipping web projects should be fast, easy, and low risk. Surge is static web publishing for Front-End Developers, right from the CLI.

Quickly deploy static web pages through the cli. Similar to netlify, now.sh and so on. Can be integrated with e.g. woodpecker ci systems with a simple plugin to have preview environments which get automatically destroyed after merging PRs.

Theme your wallpapers and other images to a couple of well-known color scheme palettes!

An open source, self-hosted implementation of the Tailscale control server

A way to separate multiple table or figure environments in latex:

\newcommand{\beginsupplement}{%
        \setcounter{table}{0}
        \renewcommand{\thetable}{S\arabic{table}}%
        \setcounter{figure}{0}
        \renewcommand{\thefigure}{S\arabic{figure}}%
     }

Then, when your supplement starts, just add the line:

\beginsupplement

Voila! Instant “Table S1” and “Figure S1”. Enjoy.

$ \curl -L https://get.rvm.io | bash -s stable --ruby

There's no error, it's a little hack to avoid using a curl shell alias if any exists.

This works too :

'curl' (...)
"curl" (...)
/usr/bin/curl (...)
command curl (...)
command -p curl (...)

Setting up Windows 10 in KVM, using virt-manager. Goes through step-by-step for driver installation and so on, very helpful

Finding the use of <C-G>u was a little hidden. To find out more in vim-help: i_CTRL-G_u or undo-break.

For markdown I have the following mappings in ~/.vim/after/ftplugin/markdown.vim:

" Break undo sequence at punctuation marks
inoremap <buffer> . .<c-g>u
inoremap <buffer> ! !<c-g>u
inoremap <buffer> ? ?<c-g>u
inoremap <buffer> , ,<c-g>u

I don't think that this makes a difference in my workflow, because I seldom use undo on text that I just typed. It is more likely that I undo a formatting, deletion or copy command.

Perhaps the best-looking sub/air-sonic server implementation I have seen. Seems to be single user only however from what I can tell, which makes it harder to use with friends. Nevermind, it actually has multi-user support, though it seems to be single-library only.

Remote desktop software that is open source. Really nice alternative to teamviewer, splashtop, remmina and other RDP implementations.

An interesting take on dynamic gemini pages: You add %%%-delineated code-blocks which execute shell code.
The output is displayed.
You can have inline variables mimicking shell variables prefixed with % as well (e.g. %$my_awesome_variable).

With those two building blocks you have a very simple concept, but leadin gto powerful dynamic execution:
Want to execute an advanced python script? Just call it from your shell code!

I am not entirely sure about security implications, however.

Really good tiny FAQ and addendum to both the void manual and runit FAQ for running user-specific services.