Add this section to your ups.conf:
[laptop-battery]
driver = dummy-ups
port = /var/lib/nut/laptop-battery.dev
# (I use /etc/asound.conf instead of ~/.asoundrc because I run `shairport-sync` as a system service) | |
pcm.analog_out { # Defines a new PCM (Pulse Code Modulation) device named "analog_out". This serves as a direct reference to your physical analog output. | |
type plug # Specifies that this PCM is a "plug" type, which means it can handle format conversions and routing to another PCM. | |
slave.pcm "hw:PCH,0" # Sets the "slave" PCM to the actual hardware device. "hw:PCH,0" refers to your sound card (PCH) and its analog output device (device 0). | |
} | |
# --- | |
pcm.preamp { # Defines a new PCM device named "preamp". This is your software pre-amplifier. |
Thinking
Highlighting key distinctions The request involves examining Unix terminal capabilities for xterm-256color and xterm-ghostty. A side-by-side ASCII table will compare color and line features, emphasizing specific differences.
Noticing key differences I’m examining xterm-256color and xterm-ghostty. xterm-256color supports 65536 color pairs and lacks advanced features. xterm-ghostty, specialized, includes extended sequences and unique capabilities.
Analyzing terminal sequences I'm working through the terminal sequences of xterm-256color and xterm-ghostty, noting differences such as color pairs, clipboard support, and advanced capabilities like status lines and full keyboard support.
# ~/.config/neofetch/config.conf | |
# (snippet - not including the default full file here) | |
# This goes inside the ... | |
# print_info() { | |
# I place this just below the "Memory" section, but... Up 2 U! | |
prin | |
prin "en0 $(tput sgr0)IPv4 status" | |
info underline |
// Run in browser JavaScript Console / save under Developer Tools -> Sources -> Console Snippets for easy access | |
words=`abandon | |
ability | |
able | |
about | |
above | |
absent | |
absorb | |
abstract | |
absurd |
http://wiki.thorx.net/wiki/GRUB
That ringtone of the CTU intercom you know 😎
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#!/bin/bash | |
echo "Starting screens with logs tailing ..." | |
colors="sed --unbuffered \ | |
-e 's/\\(.*\\[ERROR.*\\)/\\o033[1;31m\\\1\\o033[0;39m/' \ | |
-e 's/\\(.*\\[WARN.*\\)/\\o033[1;33m\\\1\\o033[0;39m/' \ | |
-e 's/\\(.*\\[INFO.*\\)/\\o033[1;32m\\\1\\o033[0;39m/' \ | |
-e 's/\\(.*\\[DEBUG.*\\)/\\o033[1;34m\\\1\\o033[0;39m/' \ | |
-e 's/\\(.*\\[TRACE.*\\)/\\o033[1;35m\\\1\\o033[0;39m/'" |
perl: warning: Setting locale failed. | |
perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings: | |
LANGUAGE = (unset), | |
LC_ALL = (unset), | |
LC_CTYPE = "UTF-8", | |
LANG = "en_US.UTF-8" | |
are supported and installed on your system. | |
perl: warning: Falling back to a fallback locale ("en_US.UTF-8"). |
Ode to the Noble Commodore 64 | |
06/03/23 13:37 PM | |
When, in the midst of Time's swift race, | |
Did mortals first spy Cyberspace, | |
And in their humble dwellings brought | |
Machines to weave their cyber-thought? | |
From whence did spring this wondrous beast, | |
This great enabler of the least, |
/* from https://www.lemoda.net/c/simple-tap-test/ */ | |
static int tap_count; | |
static int tap_todo; | |
static int tap_fail; | |
#define ENDLINE { \ | |
if (tap_todo) { \ | |
printf (" # TODO\n"); \ | |
} \ |