𝅙 @CloverChrome@awoo.space

Just set up zsh by hand. I'll try and abandon oh-my-zsh because it is indeed just abstracting away all the cool things I can do with this shell! It's coming along nice.
Too bad I am also eyeing fish... I'll use both and see if POSIX compliance is really important.

As a bonus, this one song is played during the credits of Blue Sky's Robots, at least for the mexican (latin american? not sure) release. I have no idea if this is just a one-off or if this movie has a different credits song depending on the dub?

It seems to have been commissioned SPECIFICALLY for the movie, which is strange.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iu1ruX3JIjo

My favorite part of listening to music on YouTube is finding an old upload of a song.
They tended to use a noise gate? or filter? (idk the term) which made the sound muddier and quieter. It sounds like absolute crap but it has a nostalgic, early internet taste to it.

I also love videos that have mojibake in the title. No idea how that could have happened well into the 2000s.

"installing all apps on install".
why word too many speak word the word, , talk

Wait hold the phone, if Flatpak's user installation dumps all user data to a .var folder under ~, doesn't that mean that I could be up and running by just installing all apps on install? Everything should Just Work™️, right?

systemd-homed is cool, actually. Maybe I set it up funny (my home folder IS a partition, and a loopback device, so space unused is reserved and looks Weird), but it's cool knowing it's portable. Next reinstall should go smoother. Knock on wood.

brain still foggy, eepy
but wow that was awesome I need to art

I dreamt the most beautiful, coolest and captivating person ever. Wow. I'm like actually infatuated.
I need to create this person. I need to draw them or somehow bring them to this plane.
She had the sickest tats.

I guess that warning on the Arch Wiki about issuing a secure erase command on a drive while plugged into a USB adapter is true. I done did brick it. It's a chinese cheapo one but it's still 256GB!
I'll see if there's a way to reflash the controller firmware, as I'm 99.9% sure that's what blew up. It must have gotten /dev/zero'd.

I did not install Linux. I installed Linux Zen.
Oh.

Every single time I reinstall Arch I forget how the fuck to get systemd-boot and encrypted subvolumes to play nicely. God damn.