A Brief History of Terminal Emulators
If you’re reading this, you’ve probably used a terminal emulator before. But have you ever wondered how this modern—yet archaic—tool came to be?
More …If you’re reading this, you’ve probably used a terminal emulator before. But have you ever wondered how this modern—yet archaic—tool came to be?
More …Soft Serve is a self-hostable Git server for the command-line. It supports Git over HTTP(s), SSH, and the Git Protocol. Soft Serve also comes with a simple straight-forward user management interface for teams.
More …Recently I switched back to using Neovim after being a VSCode user for a while. One of the things I miss in VSCode is the session management that comes bundled in. My brain became wired to doing things like code <projectDir>
to open the editor with all files loaded just like the way I left them. Luckily in Vim, you can use :mksession
to create sessions.
📍Blue Mountain Summit Loop
Lately, I started using Notion for note-taking, to-do lists, and now for writing blog posts. Notion makes it simple to combine all those activities in a unified pretty interface. Using Jekyll, Github Pages, and Github Actions, I was able to import my Notion Blog database posts into Jekyll using a Github workflow that runs twice a day.
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