That sounds like CSS `text-wrap: balance` or `pretty`, and would probably be more expensive than naive wrapping but also really nice to have.

I think visually separating the side menu and the settings would improve legibility. Something like this (but darkened under the UI elements instead of over it for more contrast).

It has to be intentional, there's no way Google, a 3 trillion dollar company, can't figure out how to apply my language preferences across its websites or to stop randomly dubbing videos on youtube

Although realistically anything on the web will be scraped sooner or later, there are lists of scraper user agents you can add to your robots.txt and even dedicated tools such as anubis.techaro.lol to block those who ignore it. Maybe that can help!

Speaking of which, do you have a video or a post going over the tools you've tried and adopted over the years?

Afaik it's either you buy those control unit + strip bundles off of aliexpress, then you do need another bundle just to get another control unit, or you make your own with an esp32 + a led strip and cut up that strip as you want & get however many esps you need. Check out kno.wled.ge/basics/getti...

Yes, @jitspoe.bsky.social is one of them :^).

Thanks! I don't know if it's something on my end, but the April, June and July issue pdfs appear to be corrupted. It's just the cover or the first page though, the rest looks normal.

Are the shipwreck anthologies public? When I looked I couldn't figure out where to read them.

Basic keybindings and a zillion plugins make nvim so comfy that there's little incentive to actually put in the effort to learn the advanced text manipulation wizardry. Every now and then I remember that macros exist, try to use them for a bit before falling back to just hjkl navigation + plugins.