‘One thing well’ is alive again. cbformat looks extremely useful — might just beat my current method of formatting code blocks in Markdown.

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Blade CLI is a nice find. I saw a past iteration of this a while back in nsrosenqvist/blade-cli. Basically, it’s a for kinda rendering blade templates. Don’t ask why…
name: {{ $name }}
type: {{ $type }}
blade render data.yaml --name="name" --type="type"

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The Syncthing developers have added
support for synchronizing
ownership and
extended attributes.
If enabled, root might be needed and the bidirectional sensitivity/conditions for
file conflicts might increase dramatically. From perusing the
commits, versions after
1.22.1
should stabilize these features.

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Sometimes the source code is the ultimate documentation. If you’re creating color schemes based on chroma, nothing beats types.go for finding out what each token means.