years ago they added an experimental "favorites server" where you can select any channels and dms and they appear as channels. it syncs across devices and everything. i don't understand why this never released because it's probably the best feature they've ever added
October 17, 2025 at 4:50 PM
years ago they added an experimental "favorites server" where you can select any channels and dms and they appear as channels. it syncs across devices and everything. i don't understand why this never released because it's probably the best feature they've ever added
December 8, 2024 at 12:04 AM
December 4, 2024 at 8:50 PM
their **official instructions** to open the trunk without battery is to:
1. take off some plastic cover behind a rear seat
2. take out a screw
3. pull a latch to fold the seat
4. climb through the trunk and pull the emergency release on the door
1. take off some plastic cover behind a rear seat
2. take out a screw
3. pull a latch to fold the seat
4. climb through the trunk and pull the emergency release on the door
December 1, 2024 at 1:30 AM
their **official instructions** to open the trunk without battery is to:
1. take off some plastic cover behind a rear seat
2. take out a screw
3. pull a latch to fold the seat
4. climb through the trunk and pull the emergency release on the door
1. take off some plastic cover behind a rear seat
2. take out a screw
3. pull a latch to fold the seat
4. climb through the trunk and pull the emergency release on the door
if you're using lazy.nvim as a package manager, they have a Profile tab in their tui.
vim-startuptime is also pretty nice github.com/dstein64/vim...
vim-startuptime is also pretty nice github.com/dstein64/vim...
November 21, 2024 at 5:51 AM
if you're using lazy.nvim as a package manager, they have a Profile tab in their tui.
vim-startuptime is also pretty nice github.com/dstein64/vim...
vim-startuptime is also pretty nice github.com/dstein64/vim...
Ghostty is pretty awesome, I've really enjoyed using it the last few months.
A little tip for Neovim in Ghostty: they both support undercurls but Neovim doesn't have it enabled by default. It's pretty easy to enable
gist.github.com/Benricheson1...
They look way nicer than the default underlines
A little tip for Neovim in Ghostty: they both support undercurls but Neovim doesn't have it enabled by default. It's pretty easy to enable
gist.github.com/Benricheson1...
They look way nicer than the default underlines
November 21, 2024 at 5:48 AM
Ghostty is pretty awesome, I've really enjoyed using it the last few months.
A little tip for Neovim in Ghostty: they both support undercurls but Neovim doesn't have it enabled by default. It's pretty easy to enable
gist.github.com/Benricheson1...
They look way nicer than the default underlines
A little tip for Neovim in Ghostty: they both support undercurls but Neovim doesn't have it enabled by default. It's pretty easy to enable
gist.github.com/Benricheson1...
They look way nicer than the default underlines
Here's mine! github.com/Benricheson1...
it's pretty basic but does what I need and is pretty fast (33ms startup!)
highlights:
- treesitter
- telescope
- native LSP with lspconfig
shown: habamax color scheme (it's built in)
it's pretty basic but does what I need and is pretty fast (33ms startup!)
highlights:
- treesitter
- telescope
- native LSP with lspconfig
shown: habamax color scheme (it's built in)
November 21, 2024 at 5:39 AM
Here's mine! github.com/Benricheson1...
it's pretty basic but does what I need and is pretty fast (33ms startup!)
highlights:
- treesitter
- telescope
- native LSP with lspconfig
shown: habamax color scheme (it's built in)
it's pretty basic but does what I need and is pretty fast (33ms startup!)
highlights:
- treesitter
- telescope
- native LSP with lspconfig
shown: habamax color scheme (it's built in)
