nary a pip remains
As much as I'm trying to have good hygiene, I occasionally install some unintended cruft in my "empty" python environments. A magic incantation to reset everything seems to be
pip freeze | xargs pip uninstall -y
eerily similar
Compare the openings of these two pieces of music:
Both start with an E-flat descending guitar scale, 3-3-2 rhythm, lots of sol-mi-sol in the vocal.
revenge of the kludge
I'm playing with termux-api,
which exposes a bunch of Android API things to the
termux command-line
environment. I'm kind of afraid that I'm going to hack together an
app using the command line. Excellent and hilarious and a terrible
idea. The kind of procrastination that looks like work.
clipping chrome
In the spirit of the clipboard, the tool for
the clipboard on Chrome is wl-copy, from the package wl-clipboard.
On MacOs and perhaps some Linuxes, it may be save-buffer.
your princess is in another window
I've been playing with tmux
for making it possible to do more things from one terminal window.
Today I realized that you can type tmux commands in one shell, and
affect the contents of other windows. You can send keypresses.
I knew from the interactive help (C-b ?) that you can send a pane
within a window to a new window, but you can also capture panes from
one window in another. The command language is the same that you can
type at the C-b : command prompt; you can put them in a file and
process (from anywhere) with tmux source.
But the cuteness for now is that I can do
make continuous 2>&1 | tmux splitw -dI & make serve 2>&1 | tmux splitw -dI &
and have two long-running processes putting their outputs into one window, while I can control them from another.
apps from the shell
The incantation that I was looking for to start an Android app from within the shell is
am start --user 0 -n net.gsantner.markor/net.gsantner.markor.activity.MainActivity
The problem is identifying the name at the back.