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TL;DR: $ sudo pacman -S $(pacman -Su --print --print-format "%n" | grep -e PATTERN -e PATTERN…) A perks of being an Archlinux user, is how often updates are available for your system.

I use SSH keys to connect to the remote servers I manage.

As a lot of other people, my little Web server has been flooded by AI scrapers (or other kind of very badly configured crawlers).

Since the end of the summer, and more specifically following a post by Julia Evans about the fish shell, my curiosity was once again triggered by this shell.

This release also continues the stability work.

Je suis un grand consommateur de flux RSS (ou Atom pour être techniquement complet) et ce depuis bien longtemps.

I just released several updates to the little softwares I created.

This new release continues the stability work.

As I was trying to build a customized history browser for zsh, I quickly felt on a weird issue when trying to parse it in ruby. 3.3.1 :001 > history_lines = File.read(File.expand_path('~/.zsh_history')).split("\n") (irb):1:in `split': invalid byte sequence

I recently ran several time into a very nasty problem on my laptop.