not gonna lie when I have to compile something older and I see a make file and a repo written in C I cry a lil bit

Well technically it would remove the tmp dir you were trying to remove!

Bluesky not enjoying video quality

I think about it at least once a week its so good

Its ok phoon will always show you the way youtu.be/SNvDUO42Hys?...

Trying to work up a solution over native git protocol for... reasons lol.

git archive would work i think but github disables it 🤡

I literally made this today so stay tuned for tomorrows episode where I decide it's terrible and I hate it and decide to do something even worse like use notion or something

Having it all stored in git is also super handy.

The past version I used "worked" and was much fancier but was totally over engineered. It stored annotations as extended attributes, had a fancy TUI, could mark/star files, etc but... I'm not sure. It felt clunky.

I've gone through a couple iterations of this over the past year or so with varying degrees of success. This doesn't have a ton of bells and whistles but works well by running: `note filename "description"`

No more random `dump.pcap`, `dump2.pcap`, `poc_working_final_2.sh`

A simple .bashrc function lets me quickly annotate a file using git notes. I initially tried to use commits for this but it got a bit clunky and confusing when multiple files were involved.

don't google your errors or the nix people will taunt you