I like it! Thanks!

Right? Feels like coming home ☺️

Correct me if I’m wrong, but afaik Mailbox.org is not encrypted (beyond standard TLS, that is).

Their main selling point used to be bring-your-own-domain emails for 1€/mo but they changed their pricing to a more average 3€/mo earlier this year.

I once made a pourover using some expensive Hawaiian specialty beans for a brunch and literally nobody gave a shit. What a waste! Since that time I always use less rare beans to make drip coffee and people are just as happy.

Espresso drinks work well and are much appreciated, but as he says, they don’t scale well beyond 4 or 5 guests. Especially with a single-boiler machine.

Also, humans tend to be notoriously bad at both statistics and math :^)

This is amazing news. Thank you for letting us know!

They just launched a new version a couple of days ago in which they rewrote a lot of the updating code. For now, it appears that only AccuWeather is working for your current location, though curiously other providers still work on different cities.

Last time I checked there was no issue for this yet, so you might want to consider creating one.

Papjul and contributers are working hard on this fork so please be gentle. 🙂 BreezyWheather is still beta software, so things breaking every now and again should be expected.

Fish (suggested by the article as well) is amazing. Also:

• bat (better cat),
• btm (better top),
• httpie (better curl),
• ripgrep (better grep),
• zoxide (cd with fuzzy search)
• jq (for manipulating JSON)

But honestly, lots of classics are still great: git, htop, rsync, vim, nano, …

Depending on how much you use it, it might not be that much worse though… The old price was 10$/mo for unlimited searches. Now they offer different tiers starting at 5$/mo for 300 searches.

Personally, I use about 300-500 searches per month, so my monthly bill is actually less than it used to be (5-7$).