Yes, I wrote it! I hope you enjoy using it.

Release v2.6.0 · ocicl/ocicl Includes support for project templates: https://github.com/ocicl/ocicl?tab=readme-ov-file#project-templates Full Changelog: v2.5.24...v2.6.0

I knocked out a new libffi release as well as new ocicl release this week. github.com/ocicl/ocicl/... and github.com/libffi/libff... all the while being under the weather. "Feverishly hacking" quite literally.

Yes, I have subscription-free cloud as well from my reMarkable 1. Just upgraded to the Pro.

I am using rmapi, which send the files to reMarkable cloud for syncing.

Up early configuring #emacs to upload an org-agenda pdf to my #reMarkable device whenever I save my notes. So nice.

Thanks to ocicl's repo automation, I am Canada's 4th most active GitHub contributor. Kudos to the three users above me on that list; I presume they got there the hard way! committers.top/canada

Release v2.5.16 · ocicl/ocicl What's Changed feat: enhance verbose to allow for different output streams by @haze in #84 fix: command line handline fix: finding systems that start with "asdf-" Full Changelog: v2.5.15...v2.5.16

I just released a new version of ocicl, my Common Lisp system manager. Homebrew users should be able to `brew install` it soon enough, or just install it from source. github.com/ocicl/ocicl/...

The sax in Men at Work’s ‘Who Can It Be Now?’ would make a great car horn.

Such a great headline! However, the accompanying article somehow makes it less funny.. like over-explaining a joke. Notable exception: the 5-blades editorial

Tokyo Police Club's last show ever

Went to Tokyo Police Club's last show ever with my son, who wasn't even born when they started their journey as a band. Great show! I still place Champ up there as one of the greatest albums of all time.