I mean, the website code probably hasn't changed too much since 2000, so that implies that going back in time and adding forward links wasn't something he felt like doing ;)
@RL_Dane@joel
Well I've got my script downloading the entire archives now in reverse, at which point I can read it in order with imv $(ls -v | tac). ;)
@RL_Dane@joel
I would someday like to add a way to my script to download supplemental information from the sites (mostly for transcripts) so we could try this again then to get the titles too.
@RL_Dane@joel
Yeah, I've considered zero-padding, but using the -v flag is simple enough for me and saves complexity in the download script, so… that's what I go with. I might change that someday.
DESCRIPTION
imv is an image viewer for X11 and Wayland, aimed at users of tiling
window managers. It supports a wide variety of image file formats,
including...
@RL_Dane@joel
imv will display them in whatever order they're passed, so it's all about having a proper command to pass them instead of just using the * wildcard which sorts in the wrong order.
@benjaminhollon@RL_Dane I'm willing to install random stuff for your sake and when I ask you to use a website you don't even consider my request, whyyyyy :blobcatsadlife:
@joel@RL_Dane
I mean… not as neat as normal wormhole is. It connects two devices directly together for a direct transfer, to my understanding, similar to how tailscale does.
I really loved the boxy red robots that you'd see occasionally in the comics.
I remember around 2011 I was messing around with making stuff with clay and I made a robotic shape with very glossy red clay, but I couldn't remember exactly why that image was in my head.
I was thinking it was the red "bad robot" from the JJ Abrams shows, but it was actually the exploding dog robots in the back of my head.
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