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@rasterweb@mastodon.social
2026-03-10 20:14:18

Here's two examples of running command line stuff on iOS via Apple Shortcuts and a-Shell.
One shows the uptime of my phone, the other runs a Python script and shows the output.
#iOS #apple #python

Screen shot of an Apple Shortcut
Screen shot of an Apple Shortcut
@AccordionBruce@Mastodon.social
2026-03-06 18:46:18

Wondering what to do rather than buy a missile or bomb today?
You could feed all the region's hungry children for the cost of this war
Or cure a disease
Or buy this €30,000 🪗 instead of a drone
Cavagnolo Digit AiR Série LB12 Carbon Fibre Digital/Analog Optical Switch Bluetooth OLED Screen, weighs 1.5 kilos (3.3 lbs!)

Cavagnolo Digit AiR Série LB12-noir-pailleté. Black and silver French musette style full-size accordion with many buttons on both sides. "Cavagnolo" in script on the front.
Carbon fibre shell of the right side of the Digital Cavagnolo accordion. With no keys or internals, just the shell, showing the accordion shape, the fibre design, and the shiny polish.
@publicvoit@graz.social
2026-03-26 12:16:22

If you're using #gnupg with a keyserver for "gpg --refresh-keys" and you're running into the bug of getting aborted with "No data", this script is a good workaround for updating your keys of a single email domain using a (organization) key server:

@keithp@fosstodon.org
2026-02-04 08:11:25

I added enough Linux support to picolibc to run lua; the lua test suite found a number of core picolibc bugs. This whole adventure suddenly turns out to have actual value and not just comic relief.
I now have a shell script that adapts gcc to using picolibc and have built a small number of applications including snek, nickle and lua.
exec cc -static --specs=picolibc.specs "$@"

@cyrevolt@mastodon.social
2026-02-26 16:15:57

Another day of dealing with the headache caused by Unixy text processing tools, close to writing a custom one for my purpose instead of chaining up a pipeline of... 4? 5?
curl, csplit, head, sed... aaaah...
Wrapping it all in a Makefile turned out to be hard yet again, so part of it is delegated to a shell script.

GNU Parallel is such a nice program. It has a bunch of features that, sure, you could cobble together with a program or shell script, but that with Parallel are just a flag away.
Like, “read 1MB chunks from stdin, adjust chunk boundaries so they always start with a specified delimiter, then run N copies of this command where each copy gets a subset of chunks on stdin”.
It’s just --pipe --round-robin --recstart 'some delimiter'.
Last night I used this to search a Li…

@GroupNebula563@mastodon.social
2026-03-27 08:02:10

i don't remember pip complaining this much about virtual environments and running as root and whatnot. i'm trying to run a shell script piss off

@ruari@velocipederider.com
2026-01-22 15:01:59

I don't send many emails anymore. I receive emails but I don't send many. Even at work, most of our communication is done via other means. But I do generate at least one email a day to send to a group of external testers. I don't send this from a traditional mail client. Instead it is a shell script that gathers some information and opens a text editor to add further comments. After that the file is sent with