Energy prices as command prompt ASCII table -- Haskell version
https://photonsphere.org/post/2025-05-03-command-line-energy-prices-haskell/
ePub-utils: a Python library and CLI tool for inspecting ePub from the terminal
https://github.com/ernestofgonzalez/epub-utils
#HackerNews #ePubUtils #PythonLibrary #CLI #Tool #ePub #Terminal
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Screenshots are of #CoolRetroTerm, which is my favorite emulator these days. Very customizable, and pleasant to look at. Computing should be pleasant.
Using Links (vice Lynx) does render the tables somewhat better, but otherwise I'm not much of a fan.
(EDIT: in fairness, this is largely familiarity bias. I played around with the settings and I could get used to it, I think.)
The other big annoyance is how the tables on my discography page render. I'm really not sure what I could do to improve this, other than entirely change how I present the information. (Which is an option.)
I occasionally test my home page in a text browser. Lynx was my first web browsing experience, way back in 1995 (through the local library). I started prepending "IMAGE" to the alt text so it was clear what was being described.
Not ideal: the light/dark mode switch renders as a nonsense string with a checkbox toggle (not pictured). Otherwise, it's very straightforward and loads quickly and happily.
Ha sido una semana ocupada...
Just found out about "pscircle" tool -- it creates nice-looking diagrams from the process tree:
https://gitlab.com/mildlyparallel/pscircle
How To Convert A PDF File To Markdown (With Images) In Linux | OSTechnix - DF files are great for sharing documents, but they are not easy to edit or convert into other formats. If you want to convert a PDF to Markdown format (while keeping the images), this guide will show you how to do it using poppler-utils and pandoc, two powerful open-source tools used for document processing.
https://ostechnix.com/convert-pdf-to-markdown-linux/
#pdf #linux #documentation #cli #debian #ubuntu
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A relire : Faire des recherches sur Internet en ligne de commande
https://blog.shevarezo.fr/post/2018/10/31/faire-recherches-internet-ligne-de-commande