i could... keep the link private and export it after every update. if i wanted to keep it embedded in the normal blog page though, i'd have to ... have a silly redundant page, one for content, one for style. what a painlmaoaoiegregregraaegr. this isn't very googley
@didntask in my case, I actually don't even need it outside of using it for books. However, if I didn't sperg out about page customization, I would be a pure-Vim user (yes, I use default Vim too).
@didntask tbh I like LibreOffice a lot too, I'd just prefer to run 99% of this shit through a terminal for some reason yknow? Vim (txt), NeoMutt (email), etc. Its just nice, and usually very lightweight which is good considering my needs.
HexChat will likely be my permanent IRC client unless I find good reason to use WeeChat, Telegram I plan to rid myself of eventually, and Thunderbird I only use to mess with emails while I still figure out NeoMutt
I will never forget J*den Peterson having his entire account deleted by some freak working at Google.
i could... keep the link private and export it after every update. if i wanted to keep it embedded in the normal blog page though, i'd have to ... have a silly redundant page, one for content, one for style. what a painlmaoaoiegregregraaegr. this isn't very googley
LibreOffice
that's what I'm leaning towards
@didntask in my case, I actually don't even need it outside of using it for books. However, if I didn't sperg out about page customization, I would be a pure-Vim user (yes, I use default Vim too).
i'm fairly satisfied with it so far.
@didntask tbh I like LibreOffice a lot too, I'd just prefer to run 99% of this shit through a terminal for some reason yknow? Vim (txt), NeoMutt (email), etc. Its just nice, and usually very lightweight which is good considering my needs.
HexChat will likely be my permanent IRC client unless I find good reason to use WeeChat, Telegram I plan to rid myself of eventually, and Thunderbird I only use to mess with emails while I still figure out NeoMutt