Thanks for the suggestion! I use emacs, although only from the terminal via emacs-nox or emacs-snapshot-nox packages. I haven’t used orgmode other than some testing related to other comments, but it’s not exactly what I’m looking for. My main criterion is I want everything right in front of me when I open the terminal and start working, not in a separate program or interface.
10 minutes? bro I’ve sat unattended in the room 40 minutes before
wttr gang
those damn secret lvl100 JRPG bosses
You’re welcome homie ❤️ I just want to make sure I let everybody know how much I appreciate the awesome community
I heard it in a coffee shop just the other day. Several customers and employees complained and the manager skipped the song all in about 30 seconds
no problem! I appreciate it!
Thanks for suggesting khal! I actually just stumbled across it while trying to find something that does exactly what I want. My only complaint with khal is that I want a todo list with khal as well. I have a tendency to forget important things, and it would be great if I could throw things onto a list that doesn’t have times or dates, but gets displayed regardless. Do you know if that’s possible with khal? For example, either above or below my schedule on the right column I’d have a todo list.
Sorry, I forgot to get back to this. It looks like it’s possible to get something that fits better with the ?2n option. See https://github.com/chubin/wttr.in/issues/151
I really love the interface. That’s like exactly what I want, minus the TUI aspect
Can I add reminders/todo from the command line, or do I have to enter the TUI to do so?
I’ll check it out! Thanks!
Okay sweet thanks for also suggesting taskwarrior. It seems easy enough to navigate. I’m also going through the man for remind now to see what format it’s expecting for the .remind file. I appreciate it!
Wow that’s really useful! I’m testing it out now.
Is this orgmode that has to run within Emacs, or can it display things to the terminal on login?
If you’re connected to the internet via a local network such as a router or modem, ifconfig will give your local IP address, not your public IP address. Instead, the methods in this post and comments all discuss ways to get your public IP address. It usually requires contacting an external server that you trust and asking them “which IP address did I just contact you with?”
I like that I can change to https://pt.wttr.in/ and get the Portuguese site
I can’t unsee it now
It’s a way to force an 18 year old into a life of indentured servitude under the guise of “financial assistance” by simply clicking accept on a couple online forms, only for 40% of them to end up working jobs that don’t require a college degree in the first place.