Tootfinder

'mtr' is a TUI traceroute with a bunch of extra features (which I occasionally find more of) - in it's default mode it shows all the network hops between you and your destination - and shows packet loss on each link, which is great for finding who is to blame for a *partially* dodgy connection. Hitting 'Z' shows you the ASN for each hop, which lets you find who owns it; Hitting D gets a scrolling display so you can see where momentary blips happen.

This is a really cool docker TUI tool ! https://rmendes.net/bookmarks/2026/02/14/d4s-cli-tui

Finally, airlines have to pay for the CO2 emissions of their flights within Europe. Until now, they got a 50% discount. And they still don't pay for the indirect global warming effects they cause, which probably double the total damage done. https://nos.nl/l/2602799

Einde aan gratis uitstoot: luchtvaartmaatschappijen betalen miljoenen extra
KLM, Corendon en TUI kregen voor honderden miljoenen aan gratis uitstootrechten, maar daar komt verandering in.

De emissierechten zijn nog veel te goedkoop.
“Bovendien zijn de alternatieve brandstoffen nog erg duur. Boele: "Het is goedkoper om maar gewoon uitstootrechten te kopen."”
Einde aan gratis uitstoot: luchtvaartmaatschappijen betalen miljoenen extra https://nos.nl/l/2602799

Einde aan gratis uitstoot: luchtvaartmaatschappijen betalen miljoenen extra
KLM, Corendon en TUI kregen voor honderden miljoenen aan gratis uitstootrechten, maar daar komt verandering in.

thinking of writing a cli tool with an interactive prompt and/or tui, and I'm questioning the need for non-tui interactive mode, it feels like an artifact of the teletype era.
weak justification: tui removes information from screen, which you might need. this is not a big deal in window systems, but console ttys are still useful.
maybe instead of a full tui it can just tui the 5-6 lines it adds. this is not supposed to be doable in terminfo/curses, but everyone is ansi-termin…

Finally, airlines have to pay for the CO2 emissions of their flights within Europe. Until now, they got a 50% discount. And they still don't pay for the indirect global warming effects they cause, which probably double the total damage done. https://nos.nl/l/2602799

Einde aan gratis uitstoot: luchtvaartmaatschappijen betalen miljoenen extra
KLM, Corendon en TUI kregen voor honderden miljoenen aan gratis uitstootrechten, maar daar komt verandering in.

Europeans are booking fewer trips to the US,
Europe’s biggest travel operator has said,
as appetite for long-haul travel wanes and concerns linger around Donald Trump’s immigration policies.
Tui, which receives most of its bookings from customers in Europe, has seen
“significantly lower demand” for travel into the US, according to its chief executive, Sebastian Ebel.
“What we do see is growing business to the Emirates and Asia,” he said.
“We also see Europ…

Valve FM: Internet-Radio im Terminal hören https://blog.oliverswelt.de/blog/back-to-the-roots-warum-ich-radio-jetzt-im-terminal-höre-valve-fm

GUI :blocky_white_cursor:
TUI :blinking_cursor:
CUI :ablobcatfloofpat:

❤️ https://github.com/imprakharshukla/claude-launcher

GitHub - imprakharshukla/claude-launcher: TUI for managing Claude Code sessions - search, resume, bookmark
TUI for managing Claude Code sessions - search, resume, bookmark - imprakharshukla/claude-launcher

'minicom' is a TUI serial comms program - ideal for when you're dealing with real serial devices and you need to play with baud rates, and the like. It's not fancy, and frankly hasn't changed much in ages - but it comes in handy. In the last year I've used it with an Apple ][c, JavaStation, and Epson-HX20 - but even more modern stuff sometimes has that emergency rescue serial shell.

Minicom / minicom · GitLab
Minicom is a serial communication program

Euphemism of the day: "a guest was seen entering the water"
Search under way after British man falls from cruise ship off Tenerife
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/nov/28/…

Euphemism of the day: "a guest was seen entering the water"
Search under way after British man falls from cruise ship off Tenerife
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/nov/28/…

'iptraf-ng' is a TUI network monitor; it's a really easy way of watching bandwidth on each of your interfaces, and has modes to split between say IPv4/IPv6/TCP/etc, or packet size; and shows you all the IP connections currently transferrign thing, or all the ethernet devices currently doing stuff.
https://github.com…