I’m approaching 30 but I started using Merlin a few years ago and have evolved into a casual bird nerd since.
I’m approaching 30 but I started using Merlin a few years ago and have evolved into a casual bird nerd since.


Sounds like Hyrum’s Law.


From Wikipedia:
There has long been a popular belief that this was a deliberate feature of the design, to assemble aluminium aircraft without overtightening the fasteners. There is no good evidence for this suggestion, and the property is not mentioned in the original patents.


Sure, I also like ReBang
The manual is a good place to start. It’s just GNU Readline under the hood.


Yeah, I use it as a fallback sometimes. The one thing I like about Presearch is that it has a customizable sidebar that let’s you duplicate your search on another engine with one click if the results are shite. I also use Allsearch to that end but with Presearch it’s synced across computers through my account.


I use Presearch and generally the results are good enough for my use. Just block the ads and ignore the crypto scam. Seirdy also has a pretty exhaustive list of search engines to choose from.
You’re right, although my understanding is that there are a lot of poorly implemented scrapers for AI services unintentionally DDoSing websites with requests, so Anubis is more of a mitigation against those.
I think for Terminal.app you have to enable “Use Option as Meta key”
You might have fun perusing the Miscellaneous Technical block (I sure did).
⌥+. does the trick for me on MacOS.


It’s perhaps not as featureful as others mentioned but if you like Rclone then Round Sync is a solid option.
It’s not that implausible; Richard Ankrom managed something similar (on an interstate no less).


I’ve been curious about yash but haven’t tried it. What do you like about it?


As an interactive shell or for scripting?
The reciprocal word I’ve typically seen is “liberal”.
I think it’s Jujutsu Kaisen


There are a couple of unofficial Android clients on F-Droid:
Firefox loads PDF.js using a
resourceURL (resource://) and those are sourced from a JAR file (omni.ja) so you would have to find that file in your local installation and patch the archive with your customized version.