i’ve only ever got ~250GB from this, but i’m also only working on the closed-source version, so yours is probably mostly the oss version

right, but i meant like “rustdoc available locally for all crates on crates.io”

is this gonna be a fully-local docs.rs

i like seoul256 rn: github.com/junegunn/seo...

but used to rly be into oldworld: github.com/dgox16/oldwo...

need to add a new “closed - yaayyy!!” option

i’ve always thought Result<T, !> should be used for indicating potential panics. that way you have to essentially acknowledge, at the call site, that there could be a panic, but it doesn’t really get in your way since you can just `let Ok(val) = func();`

This seems basically the same as running `cargo downgrade -p <package> --precise 0.7.0-rc.1` - what reason would there be to use this python script instead?

real

hell yea, you should definitely share when you get started on that. i would love to see what that process is like

yeah, i’ve seen some really crazy layouts online - i really wish i was a keyboard person cause they seem so much fun to tinker around with but i feel like i have way too many other things stealing my attention rn :(

any particular kits you’re looking at, though?

ooh that one does look beautifully compact, i’ll def consider it

the moonlander always seemed too expensive to justify without knowing i liked the layout, but the corne seems interesting and small enough - and i’ve never assembled my own keyboard, so that could be a fun time. i’ll def think abt it

probably just muscle memory, tbh. i already have an annoying enough time switching between my laptop keyboard and my keychron k11 on my desk (and the difference between those layouts is not large)

do you take your keyboard with you out of the house? or r you just fine using two different keyboards?

do you really like the ortholinear keyboard layout? i’ve never tried one out but it just doesn’t Seem Right to me, i don’t feel like i could ever comfortably use one