Mohammed Ismail Ansari @myTerminal@fosstodon.org

And I was stuck with #grep! https://beyondgrep.com/feature-comparison 🤓

I've lost count of how many times I've faced a compilation error in the past just because I missed the `!` in `println!`... #rust

That strange feeling when you realize that out of 3862 characters in your code file, only two characters are 'q'. See! I told you I felt strange! 👨‍💻

This is insanely amazing! https://acidwords.com/posts/2019-12-04-handle-chromium-and-firefox-sessions-with-org-mode.html #org

After years of staying with my .emacs.d, #ranger finally also made its presence available outside in my #dotfiles.

I can't believe what I just did: I deleted three of my projects from GitHub! 🙁

If he approves of something, it must really be "very cool". #AppImage

#fishshell repeatedly reminds me why it's one of the most beautiful pieces of software I've ever used and I feel it truly deserves whatever is the closest digital equivalent of a hug.

The first code commit is the most difficult one, the rest just flows... #programming

A small list I came up with includes: i3bar, excalibar, i3status, i3pystatus, py3status, ty3status, i3situation, j4status, goi3bar, goblocks, i3status-rust, i3cat, yagostatus, i3blocks, polybar, lemonbar, tint2, bumblebee-status #i3

I just realized that there are over 18 options for status bar in #i3 and you've only used one for the past 6 years! Now I won't be able to sleep until I compare each and every single one of them. I just love #Linux!

That confidence-boosting moment when you run #grep outside of #Emacs and it runs at the first attempt...

5+ ways how Rust makes you a better programmer: An initial review of my new favorite programming language https://dev.to/myterminal/5-ways-how-rust-makes-you-a-better-programmer-an-initial-review-of-my-new-favorite-programming-language-43i2 #rust

After having spent the last few weeks comparing terminal-centric experience on three most talked about Linux flavors I conclude that #Arch is enormous especially with #yay, #Fedora's #dnf is the most intuitive, and the #Ubuntu family has the most easy-to-use package management.

And that's why #Arch never fails to impress: https://itsfoss.com/best-aur-helpers

My lame attempt at creating a helper #bash script for a few common tasks in #Linux https://github.com/myTerminal/twiner

AppCenter for Everyone https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/appcenter-for-everyone