Love the program as well, but the CSS support, while much better than in the past still makes me open the files in an editor afterwards

there's radeontop, but i don't know if that's comparable

Cool ty, I'm going to check out radeontop.

RE: the article, I also built a 100% amd desktop (in 2020) for Linux. Wayland, sway, vaapi, pipewire, etc... all working without drama. I've considered posting about it somewhere, but just haven't had time.

Radeontop is awesome and I'm grateful for it, but it's nowhere near equivalent.

Is that org-mode for Android?

> Note how browser support was short-lived.

The author could have used the date relative view. 8 years (implemented in all major browsers 2012, deprecated in 2020) is not short-lived in my book.

Am under 40. Regularity get annoyed by new windows opening when I just wanted to go down one line (and yes, I have found the gnome emacs input mode setting).

Give the types useful names, like everything else. Recently I did a review for a new peer and was pleasantly surprised that they used proper names for generic arguments. At first I stumbled of course, because I wasn't used to generic arguments being longer than a few characters but I think it helped the readability a lot.

    interface Functor {
        <Source, Target> Self<Target> fmap(Self<Source>, Function<Source, Target>);
    }

Same code, but you get an additional hint of what's going on.

Alright, that's fine, but the person I replied to was complaining that "Haskell folks love arrows and one letter variable names", and my point was that most programmers love one letter variable names in this context.

The note "segfaults on multiple displays" in the readme made me stay away from that.

I have been plugging and unplugging multiple displays into my laptop since March. Usually I have emacs running locally (xwayland) and an emacsclient over X11 to a remote server. I have not experienced any issues so far. Maybe the readme is too conservative in this regard?

Would it be possible to have shareable links? Like vo.codes/?speaker=Bart&text=I'm+out

Absolutely!

I want to add an API too.

Hmm, why did the CMS allow for such a setting in the first place? It seems to me that allowing this is the problem... But this might be a structural/org-political that you have to solve then