Maybe this could help show 64 chars per line: https://chuntey.wordpress.com/2010/01/08/64-column-print/

Excellent, thanks[0].

[0] Although slightly distressing because I certainly read this at the time and typed it in to play around with but had lost all memory of it. Ah, age.

-edit-: Also I had completely forgotten all about the channels and streams shenanigans.

It uses F10 to quit so if you're in GNOME Terminal (e.g. Ubuntu) go to Terminal Preferences|General and uncheck "Enable the menu accelerator key (F10 by default)", or use Alt-0 to quit instead.

vhs can also create video files: https://github.com/charmbracelet/vhs#output

But the brilliant thing about Asciinema is that the output is just text (JavaScript). You can pause it and copy text from it if you need to, and the filesize is basically nil.

I gave up fighting Trello's new editor which kept fetching and auto-linking http addresses and I made my own Trello using SQLPage + htmx. It's even better than I expected because it's not shunting megabytes of json around and polling Atlassian's servers every second.

Interview with Brian Moriarty about his life leading up to, and including, the creation of the Infocom classic Trinity

Two brand new Bosch ovens side by side, both showing different times on their digital clocks. Why don't they auto-adjust with daylight saving or at least synchronise with each other. I'd rather have no clock than two wrong ones.

I think there's an under-appreciated pattern to the distances: https://wordloosed.com/the-planets