It's just someone creating a pull request to the dmca repository with the pull request containing the entirety of the youtube-dl repository (and its history). It's mostly a joke

Any idea what the future of ytdl will look like? Can they continue? Will the source code have to be rewritten?

I suggest you also install lxappearance to set the theme globally

Gmail has great keyboard support. Just press ? And see for yourself. Used with https://github.com/jiahaog/nativefier I find it to be a great client

You don’t need electron app. Chrome has built in support for creating apps from webpages. Tools->more tools->create shortcut and it will save the shortcut into your apps folder.

I like the Gmail keybindings. Only scrolling the message by lines is not available. (Scrolling the message by page is available.) Somehow, I like to scroll by lines...

I was following along until the electron part. Why spin up a whole new browser instance instead of, say tearing off a tab for mail from your existing browser?

Here's one that doesn't hide the snaps but but still keeps it not cluttered (relies on ripgrep) :

function df { OUTPUT=$(/usr/bin/df $@) snaps=$(echo ${OUTPUT} | rg "^.+/snap/(.+)/.+$" -r '$1' | tr '\n' ' ') printf "\x1b[33m\x1b[1mFILTERING SNAP MOUNTPOINTS:\x1b[0m\x1b[33m\n$snaps\x1b[0m\n\n" >&2 echo $OUTPUT | grep -v "/snap/" }

I've had the exact same experience you described. Realizing i3 is the way to go and apps shouldn't manage tabs themselves - trying to stop Firefox / Chrome from doing so - realizing it's not simple and the no tabs extension is problematic. Trying qutebrowser and giving up because it's limited.

I've settled on NoTabs Firefox with a userChrome.css that hides the tab bar until Firefox someday supports native no tabs.

Here's a playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLt5AfwLFPxWIL8XA1npoN...

I often rewatch the first video, not just for math, game-of-life, and John Conway, but also ASMR, when he's (spoiler alert) ...

eating the "dead" almonds.