In the other news, I adopted JetBrains Mono as my default font for both iTerm and Emacs, and I replaced my default shell prompt with Powerlevel10k.

I recently switch to streamlink and VLC to watch Twitch streams. Much better than the Electron app on Mac (since the web UI is quite bad actually). VLC further has a “stay on top” option for the current window which is quite handy.

In case you’re interested in learning Common Lisp on Youtube, I can highly recommend the Little Bits of Lisp channel by Baggers. #lisp

15 Git Commands You May Not Know.

A gentle intro to assembly with Rust.

Lovely sister.

Top 20 OpenSSH Server Best Security Practices.

I really wish we had a front-end to software even half as useful as this in the 21st C, but technology has regressed massively since the ’80s and ’90s. Some of the old IDEs, before they became bloated “enterprise” software (because giant mega-corporations paid for them, not individual programmers, so the IDE makers serve their paymasters), started to slouch towards this kind of usefulness but fast and small. — LISP Machines

How to Secure Anything.

I got a revived interest for the BSD world this day. Here’s an interesting thread about NetBSD versus others: NetBSD users, why do you use it over FreeBSD and OpenBSD?