README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # `~/🌹`
 
-Note that the below screenshots still show the X configuration from [v0.1](https://gitlab.com/marty-oehme/dotfiles/-/tags/v0.1) which is very old by now.
+Note that the below screenshots still show the X configuration from [v0.1](https://gitlab.com/marty-oehme/dotfiles/-/tags/v0.1).
 The current dotfiles are geared toward wayland for which the setup looks similar but not identical to the previews below.
 
 ## What's in these dotfiles
@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ The current dotfiles are geared toward wayland for which the setup looks similar
 * [x] simple, efficient waybar with package update notification, and spotify (mpris) integration
 * [x] tmux session management through `tm` and `tl` tools
 * [x] tmux fuzzy-searching of terminal sessions to switch to with hot-key (`<C-A><C-s>`) in addition to normal session switching
-* [x] system-wide color management (terminals, vim, qutebrowser, polybar, xresources) through [`flavours`](https://github.com/Misterio77/flavours) application using [base16](http://chriskempson.com/projects/base16/) themes
-* [x] quick theme switching by activating `flavours` and fuzzy-searching themes with hot-key (default `<Super>=<Shift>+S`)
+* [x] system-wide color management (terminals, vim, qutebrowser, polybar, xresources) through `styler` command using [base16](http://chriskempson.com/projects/base16/) themes
+* [x] quick theme switching by activating `styler` and fuzzy-searching themes with hot-key (default `<Super>=<Shift>+S`)
 * [x] many vim color-schemes with quick light/dark switching (`F8`) and individual theme switch (`<Space>+F8`)
 * [x] quick directory jumping using `z`, with `fzf` integration
 * [x] `fzf`-like integrations for bibtex citation, vim buffer management, most recently used switching, shell command history, and more

bootstrap/packages_stable.tsv

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ acpid	A daemon for delivering ACPI power management events with netlink support
 afew	Initial tagging script for notmuch mail	R	
 alias-tips-git	An oh-my-zsh plugin to help remembering those aliases you defined once	A	
 alsa-utils	Advanced Linux Sound Architecture - Utilities	R	
-anki-bin	Helps you remember facts (like words/phrases in a foreign language) efficiently. Installed with wheel.	A	
+anki	Helps you remember facts (like words/phrases in a foreign language) efficiently	A	
 ansible	Official assortment of Ansible collections	R	
 ansible-lint	Checks playbooks for practices and behaviour that could potentially be improved.	R	
 arch-wiki-lite	Arch Wiki without HTML. 1/9 as big, easily searched & viewable on console	R	
@@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ atool	A script for managing file archives of various types	R
 aubio	A tool for extracting annotations from audio signals	R	
 barrier	Open-source KVM software based on Synergy (GUI)	R	
 base	Minimal package set to define a basic Arch Linux installation	R	
-base-devel	Basic tools to build Arch Linux packages	R	
 bash-bats	Bash Automated Testing System	R	
 bash-completion	Programmable completion for the bash shell	R	
 bash-language-server	Bash language server implementation based on Tree Sitter and its grammar for Bash	R	
@@ -197,7 +196,6 @@ nzbget	Download from Usenet using .nzb files	R
 offpunk-git	Fork of the command-line Gemini client AV-98 with added offline capabilities	A	
 oh-my-zsh-git	A community-driven framework for managing your zsh configuration. Includes 180+ optional plugins and over 120 themes to spice up your morning, and an auto-update tool so that makes it easy to keep up with the latest updates from the community	A	
 os-prober	Utility to detect other OSes on a set of drives	R	
-pacman-contrib	Contributed scripts and tools for pacman systems	R	
 parallel	A shell tool for executing jobs in parallel	R	
 parsec-bin	Remotely connect to a gaming pc for a low latency remote computing experience	A	
 paru-bin	Feature packed AUR helper	A	
@@ -257,7 +255,6 @@ reflector	A Python 3 module and script to retrieve and filter the latest Pacman
 remind	A sophisticated calendar and alarm program.	R	
 remmina	remote desktop client written in GTK+	R	
 restic	Fast, secure, efficient backup program	R	
-ripgrep-all	rga: ripgrep, but also search in PDFs, E-Books, Office documents, zip, tar.gz, etc.	R	
 river	A dynamic tiling wayland compositor	R	
 rivercarro	A slightly modified version of rivertile layout generator for river.	A	
 rng-tools	Random number generator related utilities	R	
@@ -289,6 +286,7 @@ texlab	A cross-platform implementation of the Language Server Protocol for LaTeX
 thermald	The Linux Thermal Daemon program from 01.org	R	
 tidy-viewer	CLI csv pretty printer that uses column styling	A	
 timew	Timewarrior, A command line time tracking application	R	
+timg	Terminal Image and Video Viewer	A	
 tlp	Linux Advanced Power Management	R	
 tmux	Terminal multiplexer	R	
 toilet	free replacement for the FIGlet utility.	A	
@@ -322,7 +320,6 @@ virt-manager	Desktop user interface for managing virtual machines	R
 virtualbox	Powerful x86 virtualization for enterprise as well as home use	R	
 virtualbox-guest-iso	The official VirtualBox Guest Additions ISO image	R	
 visidata	Terminal spreadsheet multitool for discovering and arranging data	R	
-viu	Simple terminal image viewer	R	
 wallabag-client	Command line client for the self hosted read-it-later app Wallabag	A	
 wavemon	Ncurses-based monitoring application for wireless network devices	R	
 waybar	Highly customizable Wayland bar for Sway and Wlroots based compositors	R	
@@ -330,7 +327,6 @@ waylock	A simple screenlocker for wayland compositors	R
 wdisplays	GUI display configurator for wlroots compositors	A	
 wev	tool for debugging wayland events, similar to xev	A	
 wezterm	A GPU-accelerated cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer	R	
-wf-recorder	Screen recorder for wlroots-based compositors such as sway	R	
 wget	Network utility to retrieve files from the Web	R	
 wireguard-tools	next generation secure network tunnel - tools for configuration	R	
 wireless_tools	Tools allowing to manipulate the Wireless Extensions	R	
@@ -348,7 +344,6 @@ ytfzf	A POSIX script to find and watch youtube videos from the terminal	R
 zathura-cb	Adds comic book support to zathura	R	
 zathura-djvu	DjVu support for Zathura	R	
 zathura-pdf-mupdf	PDF support for Zathura (MuPDF backend) (Supports PDF, ePub, and OpenXPS)	R	
-zk	A command-line tool helping you to maintain a Zettelkasten or personal wiki	R	
 zotero-bin	Zotero Standalone. Is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share your research sources.	A	
 zq	Tooling for super-structured data	A	
 zsh-autosuggestions	Fish-like autosuggestions for zsh	R	

desktop/.config/flavours/templates/wezterm/templates/default.mustache

@@ -34,11 +34,11 @@ brights = [
 [colors.tab_bar]
 background = "#{{base00-hex}}"
 [colors.tab_bar.inactive_tab]
-bg_color = "#{{base00-hex}}"
-fg_color = "#{{base05-hex}}"
-[colors.tab_bar.active_tab]
 bg_color = "#{{base05-hex}}"
 fg_color = "#{{base00-hex}}"
+[colors.tab_bar.active_tab]
+bg_color = "#{{base00-hex}}"
+fg_color = "#{{base05-hex}}"
 [colors.tab_bar.new_tab]
 bg_color = "#{{base05-hex}}"
 fg_color = "#{{base00-hex}}"

desktop/.config/river/init

@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ riverctl map normal $mod+Shift T spawn "bemenu-translate"
 
 # Desktop theming
 # shellcheck disable=SC2016
-riverctl map normal $mod+Shift S spawn 'flavourchoose'
+riverctl map normal $mod+Shift S spawn 'flavours list -l | bemenu | xargs flavours apply'
 
 # Password dropdown frontend
 riverctl map normal $mod+Shift P spawn "pass-pick"

desktop/.local/bin/flavourchoose

@@ -1,26 +0,0 @@
-#!/usr/bin/env sh
-
-picker=dmenu
-if exist bemenu; then
-    picker=bemenu
-elif exist wofi; then
-    picker=wofi
-elif exist rofi; then
-    picker=rofi
-fi
-
-list=$(flavours list -l)
-flavour=$(printf "%s\nrandom\nlight" "$list" | "$picker")
-if [ -z "$flavour" ]; then
-    return
-elif [ "$flavour" = "random" ]; then
-    flavours apply '*'
-elif [ "$flavour" = "light" ]; then
-    flavours apply '*light'
-else
-    flavours apply "$flavour"
-fi
-
-if [ "$1" = '-v' ]; then
-    notify-send "Theme set" "set to: $flavour"
-fi

nvim/.config/nvim/lazy-lock.json

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 {
-  "Arduino.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "63f71687c0f4bcebafbb7e480f0d47b6fe46bd82" },
   "BetterLua.vim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "d2d6c115575d09258a794a6f20ac60233eee59d5" },
   "LuaSnip": { "branch": "master", "commit": "500981ff6cefc7343e3959ef0f939bd0bfd49ba9" },
   "Navigator.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "91d86506ac2a039504d5205d32a1d4bc7aa57072" },
@@ -18,42 +17,41 @@
   "completion-vcard": { "branch": "master", "commit": "2220fd517a985ececed1adcf0e5be8f2815564c7" },
   "dial.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "54b503f906bc9e5ab85288414840a1b86d40769f" },
   "dressing.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "5f44f829481640be0f96759c965ae22a3bcaf7ce" },
-  "easyread.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "73df5f4dc8fd38bef079b890b2a34412844c00b1" },
   "formatter.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "ed949c13e1a942db29ababa35e8c7864ced90eb6" },
-  "friendly-snippets": { "branch": "main", "commit": "25ddcd96540a2ce41d714bd7fea2e7f75fea8ead" },
+  "friendly-snippets": { "branch": "main", "commit": "009887b76f15d16f69ae1341f86a7862f61cf2a1" },
   "fwatch.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "a691f7349dc66285cd75a1a698dd28bca45f2bf8" },
   "gitsigns.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "bb808fc7376ed7bac0fbe8f47b83d4bf01738167" },
-  "jupyter-kernel.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "997dd7303f1e9cb210e511364725cfc4b6c4aa36" },
-  "lazy.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "887eb75591520a01548134c4623617b639289d0b" },
+  "jupyter-kernel.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "92eee2a9fcff65aedaba8f0544b87db44981673b" },
+  "lazy.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "14075657131b9a19883a8845c47f1ab65461cd6f" },
   "lightspeed.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "299eefa6a9e2d881f1194587c573dad619fdb96f" },
   "lsp-format.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "ca0df5c8544e51517209ea7b86ecc522c98d4f0a" },
-  "lsp-zero.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "5b68fbdc91102de41fb53da79f52752370d71a7e" },
+  "lsp-zero.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "79d2091809a295aba94f9ea72cd622bca198d046" },
   "lsp_signature.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "4665921ff8e30601c7c1328625b3abc1427a6143" },
   "lualine.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "e99d733e0213ceb8f548ae6551b04ae32e590c80" },
-  "magma-nvim-goose": { "branch": "main", "commit": "5d916c39c1852e09fcd39eab174b8e5bbdb25f8f" },
+  "magma-nvim-goose": { "branch": "main", "commit": "d54719dad7771061678a77dace5bef43b4462be8" },
   "markdown-preview.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "9becceee5740b7db6914da87358a183ad11b2049" },
   "mason-lspconfig.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "a31e011135a79d63c71254c250c9158e1056a1cb" },
   "mason.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "3ee3174e30e33c9d58fa07b0a73a6e180474b59c" },
   "mini.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "427751024313e2270ca723eb16af7b218c83a7fc" },
   "neural": { "branch": "main", "commit": "155618730b87a67655bdde373ee27bfce8b07ac9" },
   "nui.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "0dc148c6ec06577fcf06cbab3b7dac96d48ba6be" },
-  "nvim-base16": { "branch": "master", "commit": "22bad36cd64e85afb0c9d0e9b92106b5ea6dabc6" },
-  "nvim-cmp": { "branch": "main", "commit": "777450fd0ae289463a14481673e26246b5e38bf2" },
+  "nvim-base16": { "branch": "master", "commit": "0cab02bac9ca02a70db9e1d07e25fdb630b18a21" },
+  "nvim-cmp": { "branch": "main", "commit": "feed47fd1da7a1bad2c7dca456ea19c8a5a9823a" },
   "nvim-colorizer.lua": { "branch": "master", "commit": "36c610a9717cc9ec426a07c8e6bf3b3abcb139d6" },
-  "nvim-lspconfig": { "branch": "master", "commit": "0f94c5fded29c0024254259f3d8a0284bfb507ea" },
+  "nvim-lspconfig": { "branch": "master", "commit": "1a2d5f5224c65b0709bf5da0ccd9cad29272083a" },
   "nvim-notify": { "branch": "master", "commit": "bdd647f61a05c9b8a57c83b78341a0690e9c29d7" },
-  "nvim-surround": { "branch": "main", "commit": "b98862527c4727c171f8626e04d8ae88ef6cb736" },
+  "nvim-surround": { "branch": "main", "commit": "a06dea11e7fdcf338776fa51fa5277163ffb048d" },
   "nvim-toggleterm.lua": { "branch": "main", "commit": "a5638b2206c3930a16a24e5c184dddd572f8cd34" },
   "nvim-treesitter": { "branch": "master", "commit": "c38646edf2bdfac157ca619697ecad9ea87fd469" },
   "nvim-treesitter-context": { "branch": "master", "commit": "895ec44f5c89bc67ba5440aef3d1f2efa3d59a41" },
   "nvim-treesitter-textsubjects": { "branch": "master", "commit": "b913508f503527ff540f7fe2dcf1bf1d1f259887" },
   "nvim-ts-context-commentstring": { "branch": "main", "commit": "729d83ecb990dc2b30272833c213cc6d49ed5214" },
-  "nvim-ts-rainbow2": { "branch": "master", "commit": "cee4601ff8aac73dee4afa1074814343bb5a0b80" },
-  "otter.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "cfb548957aed403d9838febd7223595d47b32031" },
+  "nvim-ts-rainbow2": { "branch": "master", "commit": "b2d1f4f51b1bd20de419ffb6f5d0876c4f20d9db" },
+  "otter.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "8b46caf113918c26a9247031d6482709078ec907" },
   "playground": { "branch": "master", "commit": "4044b53c4d4fcd7a78eae20b8627f78ce7dc6f56" },
   "plenary.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "253d34830709d690f013daf2853a9d21ad7accab" },
   "popup.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "b7404d35d5d3548a82149238289fa71f7f6de4ac" },
-  "quarto-nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "91c82b96660d0b2d830c668365719b295272432d" },
+  "quarto-nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "b44f8772686241e563c7d0f200748fd71766b64e" },
   "significant.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "5450e9d5917dc6aa9afb0fcbe32355799b8303fb" },
   "spellsitter.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "4af8640d9d706447e78c13150ef7475ea2c16b30" },
   "symbols-outline.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "512791925d57a61c545bc303356e8a8f7869763c" },
@@ -70,7 +68,7 @@
   "vim-spellsync": { "branch": "master", "commit": "3d6dd50de9c4d953cc16638112a6ae196df41463" },
   "which-key.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "2a0c2d80c0a60f041afb1b789cfedbd510e2b2b6" },
   "wrapping.nvim": { "branch": "master", "commit": "a4013c377e2ffa3be00fb67791d3605ae3115acb" },
-  "zen-mode.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "d907e638c879642d226d27469b53db6925f69d4c" },
+  "zen-mode.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "4bd28fb3a44317c6258cebc7d92243d4b11dfe2c" },
   "zettelkasten.nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "0e77624689b470410f5355b613d45219c9350264" },
   "zk-nvim": { "branch": "main", "commit": "0413c52500cd0133b0cd8e7e7d43084855ac1760" }
 }

nvim/.config/nvim/lua/maps.lua

@@ -136,6 +136,7 @@ map('n', '<leader>vm', ":Mason<cr>", { desc = 'Mason' })
 -- Set vim to distraction free prose mode with F11
 map('n', '<leader>vz', ':ZenMode<cr>', { silent = true })
 
+
 -- PLUGIN: Telescope GLOBAL FUZZY FINDING
 -- buffers and files in current workdir
 prefix({ ['<leader>f'] = { name = '+find' } })
@@ -198,8 +199,8 @@ map('n', '<localleader>ZE', ':setlocal spell! spelllang=en_us<cr>',
 map('n', '<localleader>ZG', ':setlocal spell! spelllang=de_de<cr>',
     { desc = 'Toggle DE spellcheck' })
 -- undo last spelling mistake from insert and normal mode
-map('i', '<c-z>', '<C-G>u<Esc>[s1z=`]a<C-G>u')
-map('n', '<localleader>z', 'ms[s1z=`s', { desc = 'Fix last spell error' })
+map('i', '<c-s>', '<C-G>u<Esc>[s1z=`]a<C-G>u')
+map('n', '<localleader>s', 'ms[s1z=`s', { desc = 'Fix last spell error' })
 
 -- PLUGIN: mini.nvim
 prefix({ ['<leader>s'] = { name = '+show' } })
@@ -239,10 +240,3 @@ map('n', '<leader>ww', [[:lua require 'zettelkasten'.index_open()<cr> ]],
 -- PLUGIN: toggleterm.nvim
 -- create a lazygit window, set up in toggleterm settings
 map('n', '<leader>G', ':Lazygit<cr>')
-
--- PLUGIN: wrapping.nvim
-map('n', '<localleader>sw', [[:lua require('wrapping').toggle_wrap_mode()<cr> ]],
-    { silent = true, desc = 'toggle wrap mode' })
-
--- PLUGIN: easyread.nvim
-map('n', '<localleader>ss', ':EasyreadToggle<cr>', { silent = true, desc = 'toggle speedreading' })

nvim/.config/nvim/lua/plug/_lsp.lua

@@ -61,9 +61,6 @@ lsp.configure("pyright", {
         client.config.settings.python.pythonPath = python_path
     end
 })
--- set up arduino with the help of arduino.nvim plugin
-lsp.configure("arduino_language_server",
-    { on_new_config = require('arduino').on_new_config })
 lsp.setup_nvim_cmp({
     sources = {
         { name = 'path' }, { name = 'nvim_lsp', keyword_length = 2 },

nvim/.config/nvim/lua/plugins.lua

@@ -13,11 +13,9 @@ return {
         'lewis6991/gitsigns.nvim', -- show vcs changes on left-hand gutter
         opts = { numhl = true, signcolumn = false },
         event = "BufRead"
-    }, {
-    'RRethy/nvim-base16',
-    event = "BufWinEnter",
-    dependencies = { 'rktjmp/fwatch.nvim' }
-}, {
+    },
+    { 'RRethy/nvim-base16', event = "BufWinEnter",
+        dependencies = { 'rktjmp/fwatch.nvim' } }, {
     'norcalli/nvim-colorizer.lua', -- color hex, named colors in the correct preview scheme
     config = true,
     event = "VeryLazy"
@@ -26,7 +24,7 @@ return {
     config = function() require('plug._format') end,
     event = "VeryLazy"
 }, -- editing
-    { 'kylechui/nvim-surround',  version = '*',  config = true, event = "VeryLazy" }, -- surround things with other things using ys/cs/ds
+    { 'kylechui/nvim-surround',      version = '*',  config = true, event = "VeryLazy" }, -- surround things with other things using ys/cs/ds
     {
         'monaqa/dial.nvim', -- extend the ^a / ^x possibilities to dates, hex, alphabets, markdown headers
         config = function()
@@ -63,24 +61,16 @@ return {
 }, {
     'junegunn/vim-easy-align', -- Align tables and other alignable things
     event = "VeryLazy"
-}, { 'edKotinsky/Arduino.nvim', ft = 'arduino', config = true }, -- statusline
+}, -- statusline
     {
         'nvim-lualine/lualine.nvim',
         requires = { 'kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons', opt = true },
         config = function() require('plug._lualine') end
     }, -- writing
-    { 'vim-pandoc/vim-criticmarkup',   ft = writing_ft }, {
+    { 'vim-pandoc/vim-criticmarkup', ft = writing_ft }, {
     'mickael-menu/zk-nvim',
     config = function() require('zk').setup({ picker = "telescope" }) end
-}, {
-    'andrewferrier/wrapping.nvim',
-    config = function()
-        require('wrapping').setup({
-            create_keymappings = false,
-            notify_on_switch = false
-        })
-    end
-}, {
+}, { 'andrewferrier/wrapping.nvim', config = true }, {
     'quarto-dev/quarto-nvim',
     dependencies = {
         'jmbuhr/otter.nvim', 'neovim/nvim-lspconfig',
@@ -112,7 +102,6 @@ return {
 }, { 'micarmst/vim-spellsync',     event = "VeryLazy" }, -- personal dict improvements for git sync
     { 'folke/zen-mode.nvim',           config = true,     event = "VeryLazy" }, -- provide distraction free writing
     { 'folke/twilight.nvim',           event = "VeryLazy" }, -- provide even distraction free-er writing (lowlight paragraphs)
-    { 'JellyApple102/easyread.nvim',   config = true,     ft = writing_ft,   cmd = 'EasyreadToggle' }, -- enable 'speed-reading' mode (bionic reading)
     { 'marty-oehme/zettelkasten.nvim', ft = writing_ft,   event = "VeryLazy" }, -- simple static markdown linking
     {
         "iamcco/markdown-preview.nvim", -- generate an auto-updating html preview for md files
@@ -204,7 +193,7 @@ return {
                 "hrsh7th/cmp-nvim-lsp", "kdheepak/cmp-latex-symbols",
                 "ray-x/cmp-treesitter", "f3fora/cmp-spell",
                 "hrsh7th/cmp-cmdline", "cbarrete/completion-vcard",
-                "jc-doyle/cmp-pandoc-references"
+                "jc-doyle/cmp-pandoc-references",
             }
         }, "L3MON4D3/LuaSnip", "rafamadriz/friendly-snippets",
             { "lukas-reineke/lsp-format.nvim", config = true }

nvim/.config/nvim/spell/en.utf-8.add

@@ -178,5 +178,3 @@ exploitations
 tradeable
 reproducability
 positivity
-dataset
-endogeneity

qutebrowser/.config/qutebrowser/config.py

@@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ c.hints.uppercase = True
 c.editor.command = [
     term,
     "start",
-    "--always-new-process",
     "nvim",
     "-f",
     "{file}",
@@ -63,6 +62,7 @@ c.colors.webpage.bg = "#555555"
 # Prevents *all* tabs from being loaded on restore, only loads on activating them
 c.session.lazy_restore = True
 
+
 # for code_select.py userscript
 # Allows copying code sections to clipboard easily
 c.hints.selectors["code"] = [

qutebrowser/.config/qutebrowser/redirects.py

@@ -65,6 +65,7 @@ redirects = {
         "target": [
             "nitter.net",
             "nitter.42l.fr",
+            "nitter.pussthecat.org",
             "nitter.fdn.fr",
             "nitter.1d4.us",
             "nitter.kavin.rocks",
@@ -163,8 +164,8 @@ redirects = {
             "whoogle.dcs0.hu",
         ],
     },
-    "wiki-en": {
-        "source": ["en.wikipedia.org"],
+    "wikipedia": {
+        "source": ["wikipedia.org"],
         "target": [
             "wiki.adminforge.de",
             "wiki.froth.zone",
@@ -174,12 +175,7 @@ redirects = {
             "wikiless.northboot.xyz",
             "wikiless.org",
             "wikiless.tiekoetter.com",
-        ],
-    },
-    "wiki-de": {
-        "source": ["de.wikipedia.org"],
-        "target": [
-            "wiki.adminforge.de",
+            "wl.vern.cc",
         ],
     },
 }

qutebrowser/.config/qutebrowser/searchengines.py

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 c.url.searchengines = {
+    "sci": "https://sci-hub.ru/{}",
     "DEFAULT": "https://search.martyoeh.me/?q={}",
     "al": "https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/{}",
     "alt": "https://alternativeto.net/software/{}/?license=opensource",
@@ -13,6 +14,7 @@ c.url.searchengines = {
     "hn": "https://hn.algolia.com/?q={}",
     "kb": "https://soeg.kb.dk/discovery/search?query=any,contains,{}&lang=en",
     "l": "https://links.martyoeh.me/?searchterm={}&searchtags=",
+    "lib": "http://libgen.fun/search.php?req={}",
     "man": "https://manned.org/browse/search?q={}",
     "maps": "https://www.qwant.com/maps/?q={}",
     "pcw": "https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/w/index.php?search={}",
@@ -20,10 +22,7 @@ c.url.searchengines = {
     "r": "https://www.reddit.com/r/{}",
     "t": "https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/{}",
     "w": "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search={}",
-    "yt": "https://yewtu.be/search?q={}",
-    "lib": "http://libgen.fun/search.php?req={}",
-    "sci": "https://sci-hub.ru/{}",
-    "anna": "https://annas-archive.org/search?q={}",
+    "yt": "https://invidious.weblibre.org/search?q={}",
 }
 c.url.default_page = "https://start.duckduckgo.com"
 c.url.start_pages = ["https://start.duckduckgo.com"]

social/.config/newsboat/config

@@ -1,99 +1,3 @@
-# source settings
-
 urls-source "miniflux"
 miniflux-url "https://rss.martyoeh.me/"
 miniflux-tokeneval "pass show personal/rss.martyoeh.me/Marty | grep newsboat | cut -f2 -d:"
-
-# feed settings
-
-#auto-reload yes
-reload-time 120
-reload-threads 12
-download-retries 4
-download-timeout 10
-prepopulate-query-feeds yes
-# download but hide ignored
-ignore-mode display
-
-# display settings
-
-text-width 120
-
-show-read-feeds no
-feed-sort-order unreadarticlecount-asc
-
-color listnormal cyan default
-color listfocus black default standout bold
-color listnormal_unread blue default
-color listfocus_unread yellow default bold
-color info red black bold
-color article white default bold
-
-highlight article "(^Feed:.*|^Title:.*|^Author:.*)" cyan default bold
-highlight article "(^Link:.*|^Date:.*)" default default
-highlight article "https?://[^ ]+" green default
-highlight article "^(Title):.*$" blue default
-highlight article "\\[[0-9][0-9]*\\]" magenta default bold
-highlight article "\\[image\\ [0-9]+\\]" green default bold
-highlight article "\\[embedded flash: [0-9][0-9]*\\]" green default bold
-highlight article ":.*\\(link\\)$" cyan default
-highlight article ":.*\\(image\\)$" blue default
-highlight article ":.*\\(embedded flash\\)$" magenta default
-
-feedlist-format "%?T?║%n %12u %t &╠ %t?"
-highlight feedlist "[║│]" color3 color0
-highlight feedlist "╠.*" color3 color0
-
-# navigation
-
-goto-next-feed no
-
-bind-key j down feedlist
-bind-key k up feedlist
-bind-key j next articlelist
-bind-key k prev articlelist
-bind-key J next-feed articlelist
-bind-key K prev-feed articlelist
-bind-key j down article
-bind-key k up article
-bind-key j down searchresultslist
-bind-key k up searchresultslist
-bind-key l open
-
-# move back everywhere with h, except for quitting app from feedview
-bind-key h quit articlelist
-bind-key h quit article
-bind-key h quit dirbrowser
-bind-key h quit filebrowser
-bind-key h quit help
-bind-key h quit tagselection
-bind-key h quit filterselection
-bind-key h quit urlview
-bind-key h quit searchresultslist
-
-bind-key g home
-bind-key G end
-bind-key ^F pagedown
-bind-key ^B pageup
-bind-key ^D pagedown
-bind-key ^U pageup
-bind-key n next-unread
-bind-key N prev-unread
-bind-key ^n next-unread-feed articlelist
-bind-key ^p prev-unread-feed articlelist
-
-bind-key s sort
-bind-key S rev-sort
-bind-key U show-urls
-
-bind-key a toggle-article-read
-bind-key f goto-url
-bind-key z toggle-show-read-feeds
-
-unbind-key C
-unbind-key ^D
-
-macro m set browser umpv ; open-in-browser ; set browser $BROWSER
-macro M set browser umpv ; open-in-browser-and-mark-read ; set browser $BROWSER
-macro d set browser vidl ; open-in-browser ; set browser $BROWSER
-macro d set browser vidl ; open-in-browser-and-mark-read ; set browser $BROWSER

styler/.config/zsh/completions/_styler

@@ -0,0 +1,50 @@
+#compdef styler
+# the above line should contain all commands to be completed using this file
+# zsh autocompletions for styler script
+
+local curcontext="$curcontext" state line ret=1
+local cmdnames=(theme set download list help version)
+
+_arguments -C \
+  '1: :->cmds' \
+  '2: :->args' \
+  '3: :->subrout' && ret=0
+
+local -a initial_commands=(
+  'theme:Temporarily switch theme to specified argument'
+  'set:Permanently set theme to specified argument'
+  'download:Download a base16 compatible template'
+  'list:Display installed processors, templates, or themes'
+  'help:Display help text and exit'
+  'version:Display styler information and exit'
+)
+
+__themes() {
+  echo "$(styler list themes)"
+}
+
+case $state in
+cmds)
+  _describe -t commands 'styler cmd' initial_commands && ret=0
+  ;;
+
+args)
+  case $words[2] in
+  theme | set)
+    _values 'themes' $(__themes) && ret=0
+    ;;
+
+  list)
+    _values 'listopts' \
+      'processors[Display available application processors]' \
+      'templates[Display available base16 templates]' \
+      'themes[Display available base16 themes]' && ret=0
+    ;;
+
+  *)
+    ((ret)) && _message 'no more arguments'
+    ;;
+
+  esac
+  ;;
+esac

styler/.local/bin/styler

@@ -0,0 +1,314 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+
+readonly BASE_PATH="${STYLER_DATA_PATH:-${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/styler}"
+readonly CACHE_PATH="${STYLER_CACHE_PATH:-${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/styler}"
+
+readonly PACKAGE_PATH="$BASE_PATH/packages"
+readonly PROCESSOR_PATH="$BASE_PATH/processors"
+
+readonly VERSION="0.4.1"
+
+main() {
+  local cmd=""
+  local ret=0
+
+  case "$1" in
+  theme)
+    cmd="switch_theme"
+    ;;
+  set)
+    cmd="set_theme"
+    ;;
+  list)
+    cmd="list"
+    ;;
+  download)
+    cmd="download"
+    ;;
+  -v | --version | version)
+    printf "Program theming script.\n\n©Marty Oehme\n\nVersion: %s\n" "$VERSION"
+    exit 0
+    ;;
+  -h | --help | help | *)
+    cmd="usage"
+    ;;
+  esac
+  shift
+
+  $cmd "$@"
+  ret=$((ret + $?))
+  exit $ret
+}
+
+usage() {
+  printf "%s\n" \
+    "" \
+    " styler        Quickly switch your linux style." \
+    "               Uses base16 themes to quickly set them for a variety of applications." \
+    "" \
+    " Usage: styler [-hv][set|theme base16-themename]" \
+    "" \
+    " Arguments:" \
+    "" \
+    "     theme [theme]                       Temporarily switch theme. Use any valid base16 theme name (without base16- prefix)." \
+    "                                         Theme will be lost upon restart, or application restarts." \
+    "" \
+    "     set   [theme]                       Set the theme. Use any valid base16 theme name (without base16- prefix)." \
+    "                                         Same as 'theme' option, but changes will be made permanent." \
+    "" \
+    "     list [processors|packages|themes]   Print out all currently installed processors, templates, or themes from selection. " \
+    "     list themes                         Will print out themes which are available for all installed packages." \
+    "     list themes all                     Will print out every single installed theme, regardless of its universal availability." \
+    "" \
+    "     download    [username/repository]   Download a base16 template into the package directory or download a processor16" \
+    "                                         into the processor directory. Use user/repo format to automatically pull from github." \
+    "" \
+    "     help    | -h | --help                  Print out this help." \
+    "" \
+    "     version | -v | --version               Print out program information." \
+    "" \
+    ""
+}
+
+# base directory should always exist
+base_dir_exists_or_create() {
+  [[ -d "$BASE_PATH" ]] || mkdir "$BASE_PATH"
+  [[ -d "$PACKAGE_PATH" ]] || mkdir "$PACKAGE_PATH"
+  [[ -d "$PROCESSOR_PATH" ]] || mkdir "$BASE_PATH"
+}
+
+# retrieves all relevant packages from BASE_PATH/packages
+# 'relevant' here means they follow github pattern of author/repository
+get_packages() {
+  for author in "$PACKAGE_PATH"/*; do
+    # TODO should eventually be used to either distinguish between author/pkg and pkg packages
+    # or to spit out a warning if they should not be used.
+    # if grep -q -e '^base16-' <<<"$(basename -- "$author")"; then
+    #   echo ERROR
+    # fi
+    for package in "$author"/*; do
+      [[ -e "$author" ]] || break
+      [[ -d "$package" ]] || break
+      printf "%s/%s\n" "$(basename -- "$author")" "$(basename -- "$package")"
+    done
+  done
+}
+
+# retrieves all processors from BASE_PATH/processors
+# 'relevant' here means they follow github pattern of author/repository
+get_processors() {
+  for author in "$PROCESSOR_PATH"/*; do
+    for package in "$author"/*; do
+      for processor in "$package"/*; do
+        [[ -e "$processor" ]] || break
+        [[ -f "$processor" ]] || break
+        if grep -q -e '/theme_[[:alnum:]]\{1,\}$' <<<"$processor"; then
+          printf "%s\n" "$(basename -- "$processor")"
+        fi
+      done
+    done
+  done
+}
+
+# retrieves all installed themes available to all packages
+# can be called with `all` argument to return themes which only exist for some packages
+get_themes() {
+  local themes
+  themes=$(find "$PACKAGE_PATH" -type f -name 'base16-*')
+
+  local filtered
+  if [[ "$1" = "all" ]]; then
+    filtered="$(get_unique_themes "$themes")"
+  else
+    filtered="$(get_universal_themes "$themes")"
+  fi
+
+  echo "$filtered"
+}
+
+# filter down the list passed in to keep repeating base16 themes only once per name
+# and remove surrounding path information (and file ending)
+get_unique_themes() {
+  if _cache_invalid "$CACHED_UNIQUE_THEMES" "$PACKAGE_PATH"; then
+    notify-send "styler cache invalid" "rebuilding cache will take a moment..."
+    _cache_rebuild "$CACHED_UNIQUE_THEMES" _fetch_unique_themes "$@"
+  else
+    cat "$CACHED_UNIQUE_THEMES"
+  fi
+}
+readonly CACHED_UNIQUE_THEMES=${CACHE_PATH}/unique_themes
+
+# returns themes which are available in all installed packages
+# returns cached version or rebuilds cache
+get_universal_themes() {
+  if _cache_invalid "$CACHED_UNIVERSAL_THEMES" "$PACKAGE_PATH"; then
+    notify-send "styler cache invalid" "rebuilding cache will take a moment..."
+    _cache_rebuild "$CACHED_UNIVERSAL_THEMES" _fetch_universal_themes "$@"
+  else
+    cat "$CACHED_UNIVERSAL_THEMES"
+  fi
+}
+readonly CACHED_UNIVERSAL_THEMES=${CACHE_PATH}/universal_themes
+
+_fetch_unique_themes() {
+  echo "$1" | sed "s/.*\\/base16-//;s/\\..*//" | sort | uniq
+}
+
+# only keep themes which are available in every installed package
+_fetch_universal_themes() {
+  local themes="$1"
+  local unique
+  unique="$(get_unique_themes "$themes")"
+
+  local packages
+  packages="$(get_packages)"
+
+  local filtered
+  for t in $unique; do
+    for p in $packages; do
+      if ! echo "$themes" | grep -qe "^.*$p.*$t.*$" -; then
+        themes="$(echo "$themes" | sed "/$t/d")"
+        unique="$(echo "$unique" | sed "/$t/d")"
+        break
+      fi
+    done
+  done
+  echo "$unique"
+}
+
+# returns true if changes to $2 are newer than $1
+# used to pass in cache file for $1, what it is caching for $2
+_cache_invalid() {
+  cache_upd="$(_last_update "$1")"
+  live_upd="$(_last_update "$2")"
+  if [ "${live_upd%.*}" -gt "${cache_upd%.*}" ]; then
+    true
+  else
+    false
+  fi
+}
+
+# recreates target cache with output of function
+# arguments: "target_cache_file" "function_name" "arguments_for_function"
+_cache_rebuild() {
+  local target="$1"
+  shift
+  local fct="$1"
+  shift
+  local new
+  new="$($fct "$@")"
+  mkdir -p "$CACHE_PATH"
+  echo "$new" | tee "$target"
+}
+
+# returns time of last update to argument passed in
+# argument can be path to file or directory (searched recursively)
+# if argument does not exist gives 0
+_last_update() {
+  [[ ! -e "$1" ]] && echo 0 && return
+  find "$1" -type f -printf "%T@\n" | sort -n | tail -n 1
+}
+
+# temporarily switch theme, same thing as setting, only with permanence flag turned off for processors
+switch_theme() {
+  set_theme "$1" "false"
+}
+
+# call processors for all installed packages
+set_theme() {
+  local theme="$1"
+  if [[ -z $theme ]]; then
+    printf "Theme application requires an argument.\n"
+    exit 1
+  fi
+  local permanent="${2:-true}"
+
+  local packages
+  packages="$(get_packages)"
+  if [[ -z "$packages" ]]; then
+    printf "ERROR: No base16 packages installed. Please install at least 1 base16 package in %s/.\n" "$PACKAGE_PATH" >&2
+    exit 1
+  fi
+
+  local processors
+  processors="$(get_processors)"
+  if [[ -z "$processors" ]]; then
+    printf "ERROR: No application processors installed. Please install at least one processor in %s/.\n" "$PROCESSOR_PATH" >&2
+    exit 1
+  fi
+
+  for pkg in $packages; do
+    local appext
+
+    # filter the application a package targets, since base16 packages
+    # carry standard names this removes everything before base16-
+    # the result is the application it targets
+    # shellcheck disable=SC2001
+    appext=$(sed -e 's|^[A-Za-z0-9-]\{1,\}/base16-||' <<<"$pkg")
+
+    # Compares application extension with existing processors and runs the appropriate processor if found
+    processor=$(find "$PROCESSOR_PATH" -type f | grep -e "theme_$appext")
+    if [[ -f "$processor" ]]; then
+      "$processor" "$PACKAGE_PATH" "$pkg" "$theme" "$permanent"
+    else
+      printf "WARN: No processor found for application %s in %s. Make sure you install a processor for the application.\n" "$appext" "$PROCESSOR_PATH/" >&2
+    fi
+
+  done
+}
+
+list() {
+  local selected="$1"
+  shift
+
+  case "$selected" in
+  packages)
+    get_packages
+    ;;
+  processors)
+    get_processors
+    ;;
+  themes)
+    get_themes "$@"
+    ;;
+  *)
+    echo "Please select one of packages | processors | themes to list."
+    ;;
+  esac
+}
+
+download() {
+  local pkg="$1"
+  local page="https://github.com"
+  local repo="$page/$pkg"
+
+  [[ -z "$pkg" ]] && {
+    echo "No package to download passed in. Please provide a package to download in the form user/repository."
+    exit 1
+  }
+
+  type git >/dev/null 2>&1 || {
+    echo "git is required to clone base16 package. Please install git."
+    exit 1
+  }
+
+  base_dir_exists_or_create
+
+  if ! git ls-remote --exit-code -h "$repo" >/dev/null; then
+    echo "Repository $repo not found."
+    exit 1
+  fi
+
+  # if package has patter name/base16-program, put it in packages; if name/process16-program put it in processors
+  # if none of the above, assume it's a processor but warn the user
+  if grep -q -e '^[0-9A-Za-z-]\{1,\}/base16-[0-9A-Za-z-]\{1,\}$' <<<"$pkg"; then
+    git clone "$repo" "$PACKAGE_PATH/$pkg"
+  elif grep -q -e '^[0-9A-Za-z-]\{1,\}/process16-[0-9A-Za-z-]\{1,\}$' <<<"$pkg"; then
+    git clone "$repo" "$PROCESSOR_PATH/$pkg"
+  else
+    echo "Package does not fit default naming scheme of packages/processors. Assuming it is a processor but please check manually."
+    git clone "$repo" "$PROCESSOR_PATH/$pkg"
+  fi
+}
+
+main "$@"

terminal/.config/vifm/vifmrc

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ set wildstyle=popup
 
 " Display suggestions in normal, visual and view modes for keys, marks and
 " registers (at most 5 files).  In other view, when available.
-set suggestoptions=normal,visual,view,otherpane,delay:1000,keys,marks,registers
+set suggestoptions=normal,visual,view,otherpane,keys,marks,registers
 
 " Ignore case in search patterns unless it contains at least one uppercase
 " letter
@@ -110,9 +110,6 @@ set timeoutlen=5000
 " use fd instead of default find to make searching faster and more flexible
 set findprg='fd %A --hidden --exclude .git --exclude node_modules'
 
-" Use ag (the silver searcher) instead of grep
-set grepprg='rg --line-number %i %a %s'
-
 " }}}
 " Marks {{{
 " ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -127,7 +124,7 @@ mark v ~/videos/
 mark a ~/media/audio/
 mark n ~/documents/notes/
 mark N ~/Nextcloud/
-mark l ~/documents/library/
+mark l ~/documents/library/academia/pdf/
 mark t ~/.local/share/Trash/
 mark M ~/media/
 mark M /run/media/
@@ -189,7 +186,7 @@ set vifminfo=dhistory,savedirs,chistory,state,tui,shistory,
 
 " Customize view columns a bit (enable ellipsis for truncated file names)
 "
-set viewcolumns=-{name}..,6{}.
+" set viewcolumns=-{name}..,6{}.
 
 " Filter-out build and temporary files
 "
@@ -205,8 +202,8 @@ nmap Q :q<cr>
 " Sample mappings
 " for now they use space for my leader key - so we can't switch panels with
 " space, use tab for that
-"nnoremap <space> <nop>
-nnoremap <space><space> <space>
+nnoremap <space> <nop>
+nnoremap <space><space> t
 
 " quick find mirroring my vim filefinder
 nnoremap <space>f :FZFfind<cr>
@@ -227,16 +224,16 @@ nnoremap e :!nvim %f<cr>
 " Open file in the background using its default program
 nnoremap gb :file &<cr>l
 
-" create a tab
-nnoremap <space>t :tabnew<cr>
-
 " yank current directory path into the clipboard
 " clip is universal clipper from `sh` module
 nnoremap yd :!echo -n %d | clip %i<cr>
+
 " yank current file path into the clipboard
 nnoremap yf :!echo -n %c:p | clip %i<cr>
+
 " yank current filename without path into the clipboard
 nnoremap yt :!echo -n %c | clip %i<cr>
+
 " yank root of current file's name into the clipboard
 nnoremap yr :!echo -n %c:r | clip %i<cr>
 
@@ -268,6 +265,7 @@ nnoremap tr :toggle relativenumber<cr>
 nnoremap tN :windo toggle number<cr>
 nnoremap tR :windo toggle relativenumber<cr>
 nnoremap te :execute ':tree! | echo ":tree"'<cr>
+nnoremap t <nop>
 nnoremap tt t
 
 " zo shows hidden files, mimicking fold open in vim -- why does zc not close
@@ -276,15 +274,15 @@ nnoremap zc zm
 
 " external commands
 " extract currently selected file(s)
-noremap ,xx :!atool -x %f<cr>
+noremap xx :!atool -x %f<cr>
 " compress currently selected file(s)
-noremap ,xc :!atool -a %c:r.tar.gz %f<cr>
+noremap xc :!atool -a %c:r.tar.gz %f<cr>
 " archive currently selected file(s)
-noremap ,xa :!atool -a %c:r.tar %f<cr>
-" zip currently selected file(s)
-noremap ,xz :!atool -a %c:r.zip %f<cr>
+noremap xa :!atool -a %c:r.tar %f<cr>
+" archive currently selected file(s)
+noremap xz :!atool -a %c:r.zip %f<cr>
 " combine selected PDFs into single one (named output.pdf)
-noremap ,pc :!pdftk %f cat output output.pdf
+noremap gc :!pdftk %f cat output output.pdf
 
 " fzf movements
 nnoremap <space>f :fzf<cr>
@@ -294,8 +292,8 @@ nnoremap <space>F :grep<space>
 " preview thumbnails of current folder
 " select thumbnails with m/M in nsxiv
 " to generate a filtered view on them
-nnoremap ,t :!vifm-thumbnailer -t %u %c<cr>
-nnoremap ,T :!vifm-thumbnailer -r -t %u %c<cr>
+nnoremap <space>t :!vifm-thumbnailer -t %u %c<cr>
+nnoremap <space>T :!vifm-thumbnailer -r -t %u %c<cr>
 
 " allows preview to work for normal view and single pane view
 noremap <silent> w : if &quickview && !layoutis('only')
@@ -396,8 +394,8 @@ filextype *.avi,*.mp4,*.wmv,*.dat,*.3gp,*.ogv,*.mkv,*.mpg,*.mpeg,*.vob,
          \*.as[fx]
         \ {View using unique mplayer instance}
         \ umpv %f &,
-        \ {View in viu}
-        \ viu --name %f; read -k 1 -s -r,
+        \ {View in timg}
+        \ timg --title --center --clear %f; read -k 1 -s -r,
         \ {View using ffplay}
         \ ffplay -fs -autoexit %f,
         \ {View using Dragon}
@@ -431,8 +429,8 @@ fileviewer *.[1-8] man ./%c | col -b
 
 " Gif
 filextype *.gif
-        \ {View in viu}
-        \ viu --once --name %f; read -k 1 -s -r,
+        \ {View in timg}
+        \ timg --loops=2 --title --center --clear %f; read -k 1 -s -r,
         \ {Loop}
         \ mpv --loop=inf %f %i &,
 fileviewer *.gif
@@ -442,8 +440,8 @@ fileviewer *.gif
 
 " Images
 filextype *.bmp,*.jpg,*.jpeg,*.png,*.gif,*.xpm
-        \ {View in viu}
-        \ viu --name %f; read -k 1 -s -r,
+        \ {View in timg}
+        \ timg --title --center --clear %f; read -k 1 -s -r,
         \ {View in nsxiv directory viewer}
         \ vifm-thumbnailer %c,
         \ {View in imv}
@@ -459,7 +457,7 @@ filextype *.bmp,*.jpg,*.jpeg,*.png,*.gif,*.xpm
         \ {View in gpicview}
         \ gpicview %c,
 fileviewer *.bmp,*.jpg,*.jpeg,*.png,*.gif,*.xpm
-        \ viu -b -w %pw -h %ph %c
+        \ timg -g%pwx%ph -pq %c
 
 " OpenRaster
 filextype *.ora
@@ -618,6 +616,10 @@ fileviewer * vifm-default-viewer %c
 
 " Various customization examples
 
+" Use ag (the silver searcher) instead of grep
+"
+" set grepprg='ag --line-numbers %i %a %s'
+
 " Add additional place to look for executables
 "
 " let $PATH = $HOME.'/bin/fuse:'.$PATH

terminal/.config/wezterm/wezterm.lua

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ if file_exists(colorsfile) == true then
     colors = wezterm.color.load_scheme(colorsfile)
 end
 
-local settings = {
+return {
     enable_wayland = true,
     hide_tab_bar_if_only_one_tab = true,
     use_fancy_tab_bar = false,
@@ -40,13 +40,8 @@ local settings = {
     leader = { key = 'a', mods = 'CTRL', timeout_milliseconds = 1500 },
     keys = maps.keys,
     key_tables = maps.key_tables,
-    mouse_bindings = {
-        {
-            event = { Up = { streak = 1, button = 'Left' } },
-            mods = 'NONE',
-            action = wezterm.action
-            .CompleteSelectionOrOpenLinkAtMouseCursor 'ClipboardAndPrimarySelection'
-        }
+    inactive_pane_hsb = {
+        saturation = 0.9,
+        brightness = 0.9,
     }
 }
-return settings

writing/.config/papis/config

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ whoosh-schema-fields = ["doi", "ref", "author", "year", "title", "publisher", "t
 # to make whoosh list everything by default
 default-query-string = *
 
-notes-name = notes.md
+notes-name = notes.qmd
 notes-template = {doc[author_list][0][family]}{doc[year]}--{doc[title]}
 
 mark-opener = zathura -P {mark[value]}
@@ -36,6 +36,3 @@ dir = ~/documents/library/personal
 
 [cs]
 dir = ~/documents/library/cs
-
-[ee]
-dir = ~/documents/library/ee

writing/.config/papis/papistui.yaml

@@ -1,44 +0,0 @@
-documentlist:
-  defaultstyle: multiline
-  marked-icon: '*'
-  multilinestyle:
-    rows:
-    - <red>{doc.html_escape["ref"]}</red>
-    - <bold>{doc.html_escape["title"]}<bold>
-    - <cyan>{doc.html_escape["author"]}</cyan>
-  tablestyle:
-    columns:
-    - content: '{doc.html_escape["ref"]}'
-      header: Ref
-      width: 15
-    - content: '{doc.html_escape["author"]}'
-      header: Author
-      width: 30
-    - content: '{doc.html_escape["year"]}'
-      header: Year
-      width: 4
-    - content: '{doc.html_escape["title"]}'
-      header: Titel
-      width: 400
-    cursorrowstyle: black_white
-    headerstyle: underline|bold
-    rowstyle: white_bg
-    separator: " \u2502 "
-keymappings:
-  ' ': mark_selected
-  /: search_mode
-  <key_down>: scroll_down
-  <key_up>: scroll_up
-  '?': help
-  G: jump_to_bottom
-  e: edit
-  gg: jump_to_top
-  j: scroll_down
-  k: scroll_up
-  o: open
-  q: quit
-statusbar:
-  left:
-    default: <black_white> {info["mode_upper"]} <black_white>
-  right:
-    default: <black_white> {info["idx"]} < {info["marked"]} < {info["view"]} < {info["items"]}  <black_white>

writing/.config/papis/scripts/papis-marvin

@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-/home/marty/projects/python/papis/marvin/papis-marvin

writing/.config/papis/scripts/test-journal.csv

@@ -1,55 +0,0 @@
-ID,Type,Colour,Title,Author,Date,Created,Updated,Starred,Latitude,Longitude,Address,City,State,Country,HasPhoto,PhotoDate,PhotoLatitude,PhotoLongitude,EntryText,HighlightText
-"48A3008B-7B60-4371-9FCB-EC79875E5255","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-21T05:48:33Z","2020-04-21T05:48:33Z","2020-04-21T05:48:33Z","0","51.33312987755212","12.40349975672389","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","In 2016, a zoo in the Gaza Strip had to be abandoned due to war and the Israeli blockade. As the animals died one by one, they mummified in the dry, hot air. Pictures from inside the ghost zoo show eerily preserved lions, tigers, hyenas, monkeys, and crocodiles."
-"B0F64CB1-CE3F-4120-A71B-73A4B42342A9","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-21T06:04:00Z","2020-04-21T06:04:00Z","2020-04-21T06:04:00Z","0","51.33326651467173","12.40350059326559","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Livor mortis is the pooling of blood in lower areas of the corpse, usually a person’s back. (Again, thanks, gravity.) The pools tend to be purple in color. In Latin, the phrase means “the bluish color of death.”"
-"E7ED8055-408C-45D9-A337-EDF79FCDA1E4","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-21T06:05:33Z","2020-04-21T06:05:33Z","2020-04-21T06:05:33Z","0","51.33313899677364","12.40373946824236","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","If the livor mortis is bright cherry red, that might mean the person died in the cold, or by inhaling carbon monoxide (maybe smoke from a fire). If the livor mortis is deep purple or pink, that might mean the person suffocated, or died of heart failure. Finally, if a person has lost a lot of blood, you might not find any livor mortis at all."
-"4C32D32A-26D9-4A6B-B09D-10A6AF05373F","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-21T06:07:06Z","2020-04-21T06:07:06Z","2020-04-21T06:07:06Z","0","51.33336017226236","12.40364873927894","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","putrefaction. This is when the famous green color of death comes into its own. It’s more of a greenish-brown, actually. With some turquoise"
-"CE8B72C5-A72D-4409-B8AE-5AD66C092F8D","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-21T06:07:13Z","2020-04-21T06:07:13Z","2020-04-21T06:07:13Z","0","51.33322495992609","12.40351477567372","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","even after you die there are still fun things happening inside your flesh case? Well, bacteria are the most important guests at the party. Gut bacteria go wild, digesting you from the inside."
-"9D60E884-E395-44F9-8A8E-1B1EC6F88108","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-21T06:10:14Z","2020-04-21T06:10:14Z","2020-04-21T06:10:14Z","0","51.33334809067811","12.40355910032729","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","In a corpse, this marbling is the visible sign of blood vessels decaying and hemoglobin separating from the blood. The hemoglobin stains the skin, producing delicate color schemes in shades of red, dark purple, green, and black. The hemoglobin ring breaks down into bilirubin (turning you yellow) and biliverdin (turning you green)."
-"C2C62195-156F-45D3-A6DD-F93558CE2400","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-21T06:16:02Z","2020-04-21T06:16:02Z","2020-04-21T06:16:02Z","0","51.33307523642424","12.40368739009483","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","It’s more height than weight that determines how much ash is in that doves-and-roses urn. Women tend to be shorter—less bone—so their ashes usually weigh around four pounds. Men tend to be taller, and have ashes that weigh around six pounds"
-"DE2BC341-686E-426E-BC9D-40720FDF1960","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-21T06:27:21Z","2020-04-21T06:27:21Z","2020-04-21T06:27:21Z","0","51.33315269318479","12.40353550840357","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","The muscles in your body need ATP (adenosine triphosphate) in order to relax. But ATP requires oxygen. No more breathing means no more oxygen, which means no more ATP, which means the muscles seize up and can’t relax. This chemical change, collectively called rigor mortis, starts around your eyelids and jaw and spreads through every muscle in the body, even the organs"
-"15A77BF7-A426-483D-B872-1C6B31C0487D","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-21T06:28:29Z","2020-04-21T06:28:29Z","2020-04-21T06:28:29Z","0","51.33320752344045","12.40346894462138","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Unfortunately, rigor mortis eventually goes away. Every dead body is different, and the environment plays a big role in the timing, but after about seventy-two hours your muscles will go all floppy again—along with your duck-face lips."
-"CAAB37BE-FBEC-40E9-9EBE-30446DA255C7","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-21T06:28:56Z","2020-04-21T06:28:56Z","2020-04-21T06:28:56Z","0","51.33321627423378","12.40351308014501","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","cadaveric spasm, also known as instantaneous rigor. Instantaneous rigor is exactly what it sounds like. When someone dies, they skip right over the floppy muscle relaxation stage and go straight into rigor mortis"
-"DFD27A7C-5989-4856-A1AF-3FB94441D4B2","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T05:42:23Z","2020-04-22T05:42:23Z","2020-04-22T05:42:23Z","0","51.33315890745651","12.40386766229344","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","extreme taphophobia, or the fear of being buried alive"
-"70630E8A-074E-4EF4-A90D-C09C904E1A30","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T05:42:35Z","2020-04-22T05:42:35Z","2020-04-22T05:42:35Z","0","51.33347725283606","12.4038111028164","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Matthew Wall, a man living (yes, living) in Braughing, England, in the sixteenth century. Matthew was thought to be dead, but was lucky enough to have his pallbearers slip on wet leaves and drop the coffin on the way to his burial. As the story goes, when the coffin was dropped, Matthew awakened and knocked on the lid to be released. To this day, every October 2nd is celebrated as Old Man’s Day to commemorate Matthew’s revival. He lived, by the way, for twenty-four more years."
-"C263EF5F-6EE6-45A7-8636-ADF854F783E2","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T05:44:16Z","2020-04-22T05:44:16Z","2020-04-22T05:44:16Z","0","51.33333234385331","12.40393275864894","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","1937 is not quite Ye Olden Times, but at least it’s way before you were born—Angelo Hays of France was in a motorcycle accident. When doctors couldn’t find his pulse, he was pronounced dead. He was buried quickly and his own parents were not allowed to see his disfigured body. Angelo would have remained buried if it wasn’t for the life insurance company’s suspicions of foul play.
-Two days after Angelo was buried, he was exhumed for an investigation. Upon inspecting the “corpse,” examiners found that it was still warm, and that Angelo was alive.
-The theory is that Angelo had been in a very deep coma which slowed his breathing way, way down. It was that slow breathing that allowed him to stay alive while buried.*"
-"694640C9-8B5B-4A17-8CA5-F28A36154426","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:04:37Z","2020-04-22T06:04:37Z","2020-04-22T06:04:37Z","0","51.3329970518616","12.40360202980954","Eilenburger Straße 19, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","As the soldiers slowly decompose below ground, their bodies mix with the soil, releasing arsenic. As rain and floodwater move through the soil, concentrated clumps of arsenic are washed into the local water supply. Any amount of arsenic in your water is too much arsenic, frankly—but in trace amounts it’s safe to drink. Still, a study at a Civil War cemetery in Iowa City found that nearby water contained arsenic at three times the safe limit."
-"C74E1470-3A59-48E7-86D6-487A0CDD699D","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:04:55Z","2020-04-22T06:04:55Z","2020-04-22T06:04:55Z","0","51.33303741650271","12.40377726073955","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","most families couldn’t afford the expensive iron coffins that the train companies would allow. So enterprising men, called embalmers, started following the armies around, setting up tents, and chemically preserving the soldiers killed in battle so that they wouldn’t decompose on the journey back home. The embalmers, who were still experimenting with their craft, used everything from sawdust to arsenic. The problem with arsenic is that it’s toxic to living humans. Extremely, wildly toxic"
-"C6CED978-ACE6-4CA0-A049-BE020E554A8B","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:28:23Z","2020-04-22T06:28:23Z","2020-04-22T06:28:23Z","0","51.33344123900376","12.40378955575635","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Eating a dead human may be horrifying to you, but humans throughout history have practiced mortuary cannibalism. Mortuary cannibalism is when the relatives, neighbors, or community members consume the flesh, or ashes, or both, of a dead person"
-"6F8A02E9-B3C1-43BC-A4E3-9F9C3800D065","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:32:59Z","2020-04-22T06:32:59Z","2020-04-22T06:32:59Z","0","51.33306930550049","12.40362377979757","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","cannibalism is not against the law. It’s not criminal to eat human flesh, but acquiring the human flesh (even if the dead person wanted you to eat them) is breaking the law. The laws you’re breaking are . . . wait for it. . . . remember these? Welcome back, abuse of corpse laws! It’s considered desecration and mutilation to eat a dead body"
-"D927ECD5-A0B4-4392-9FF9-CE2DFA411767","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:33:47Z","2020-04-22T06:33:47Z","2020-04-22T06:33:47Z","0","51.33313436525666","12.40359640790111","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","In 1945 and 1956, two researchers analyzed the donated bodies of four adult males, and estimated that the average male offers about 125,822 calories from protein and fat. That number is far below what other red meats like beef or boar can offer.
-(Yes, you heard me, humans are red meat.)"
-"67A56CE3-9EA9-4734-AD27-CB36E2C30B59","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:34:55Z","2020-04-22T06:34:55Z","2020-04-22T06:34:55Z","0","51.33317946718154","12.4036723669615","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Neanderthals or Homo erectus, had cannibalistic tendencies. But if they ate their own kind, it was for ritual purposes, not dietary purposes. Again, humans just don’t provide enough calories to compete with something like a mammoth, which would have provided a (totally worth it) 3.6 million calories"
-"7CD9FA34-B80B-4A89-8711-CF6F920D89D5","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:36:02Z","2020-04-22T06:36:02Z","2020-04-22T06:36:02Z","0","51.33311117236514","12.40366741139765","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","hákarl or fermented shark, which is a beloved national dish in Iceland. The shark is buried, fermented, and hung to dry for months until its debut as a pungent, rotten treat.)"
-"7965FF25-0FC2-440D-BA14-5B5BD0F578C8","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:37:07Z","2020-04-22T06:37:07Z","2020-04-22T06:37:07Z","0","51.33326414731066","12.40334296907688","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Even if the animal you ate had some sort of disease, most diseases are not zoonotic. That is to say, a human can’t get an animal disease by eating that animal. (Ebola is one of the rare exceptions.)
-But if you’re going to eat a human corpse it’s a different story. It is possible to contract blood-borne viruses such hepatitis B or HIV. Unlike when you eat animals, if you eat diseased human flesh, you could end up suffering from the same illness."
-"3C65AE85-D644-4FF8-AA39-876F39770A83","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:38:16Z","2020-04-22T06:38:16Z","2020-04-22T06:38:16Z","0","51.33313684399542","12.40356420725142","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Humans can have abnormal proteins called prions. These proteins have lost their shape and proper function, and infect other, normal proteins. Unlike a virus or an infection, prions don’t have DNA or RNA, so they can’t be killed by heat or radiation. They’re tough little suckers that like to hang out in the brain and spinal column, spreading lesions and chaos.
-When talking about prions, scientists often point to the Fore people of Papua New Guinea. As late as the 1950s, anthropologists documented an epidemic of a neurological disease called kuru that was killing members of the tribe. Kuru is a disease caused by prions in the brain. The spread of kuru was traced to the tribe’s ritual of eating of human brains after death. The infected suffer from muscle spasms, dementia, and uncontrollable laughing or crying. The end result is a brain literally full of holes—and then death"
-"85C5809D-269E-4A79-A636-7CBCD399A026","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:40:16Z","2020-04-22T06:40:16Z","2020-04-22T06:40:16Z","0","51.33324531314521","12.40348109026645","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","The Yarkon Cemetery in Israel has started adding burial towers that will ultimately hold 250,000 graves. The towers even respect Jewish custom by filling the burial columns with dirt so that the graves are connected to the earth. At the moment, the world’s tallest cemetery is in Brazil. Memorial Necrópole Ecumênica III contains thirty-two stories of graves, and also has a restaurant, concert hall, and gardens filled with exotic birds. When I was in Tokyo, Japan, I visited a multistory building that houses thousands of cremated remains (delivered to personal visiting rooms by automatic conveyors that locate and fetch the correct urn)"
-"F514887D-EBBE-476A-A925-349956DBB1F8","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:42:42Z","2020-04-22T06:42:42Z","2020-04-22T06:42:42Z","0","51.33321134404212","12.40346390338805","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","In Singapore, for every square mile there are more than 18,000 people. Every. Square. Mile. 18,000. People. In the United States, for every square mile there are only 92 people."
-"485B0E2D-E873-49CA-AB58-F3E6E094D4AF","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:44:44Z","2020-04-22T06:44:44Z","2020-04-22T06:44:44Z","0","51.3332780072871","12.40335988533181","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","not all near-death experiences are created equal. Not everyone finds themselves walking into a sparkling white light while scenes of childhood pets and awkward job interviews pass before their eyes. In one study, about half of the people who had a near-death experience said they were fully aware they were dead (which could be good or bad, depending on how chill with death you are). One in four people said they had an out-of-body experience. Only one in three actually moved through the good ol’ tunnel. Also, some bad news: we imagine NDEs as being positive and blissful, but that was only true about half the time. Turns out they can be pretty terrifying, too."
-"48DF4E17-A72C-4932-A5E8-2404E40589E0","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:49:59Z","2020-04-22T06:49:59Z","2020-04-22T06:49:59Z","0","51.33340826907205","12.40373781249704","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Religious folks may see the light as a supernatural gateway to the afterlife; scientists may see the light as caused by oxygen deprivation in the brain"
-"A4BF96D3-4D3E-4A05-9FA7-7C1431247092","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:50:29Z","2020-04-22T06:50:29Z","2020-04-22T06:50:29Z","0","51.33313187386248","12.40360474920343","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Scientists believe that seeing this light at the end of the tunnel is the result of retinal ischemia, which happens when there isn’t enough blood reaching the eye. As less blood flows to the eyes, vision is reduced. Being in a state of extreme fear can also cause retinal ischemia. Both fear and decrease in oxygen are associated with dying. In this context, the extreme white tunnel vision characteristic of NDEs starts to make much more sense."
-"CCE34C40-F2A7-4B9D-8FB8-C6E680DC32AF","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:51:35Z","2020-04-22T06:51:35Z","2020-04-22T06:51:35Z","0","51.33329482285431","12.40364259648123","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","necrophages, the unsung heroes of the natural world. They are the death eaters, the organisms that fuel up by consuming dead and rotting things"
-"0CCE3637-107E-4D26-8464-91FF655F18FF","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:54:31Z","2020-04-22T06:54:31Z","2020-04-22T06:54:31Z","0","51.33293946208754","12.40374112690689","Eilenburger Straße 19, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","why don’t they eat bones, too? The simple answer is that eating bones is hard work. Not only that, but bones are not nutritionally useful to insects. Bones are mostly made of calcium, something insects just don’t need a lot of. Since they don’t need much calcium, insects like dermestids haven’t evolved to consume it or desire it"
-"D670B3E4-D54B-4E4E-B8A1-71C7801AD636","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:55:35Z","2020-04-22T06:55:35Z","2020-04-22T06:55:35Z","0","51.33322607376345","12.40368501492717","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","So, while dermestids and other flesh-eating bugs do not usually eat bone, if they get hungry enough, they will. Humans behave the same way. When Paris was under siege in the late sixteenth century, the city was starving. When people inside the city ran out of cats and dogs and rats to eat, they began disinterring bodies from the mass graves in the cemetery. They took the bones and ground them into flour to make what became known as Madame de Montpensier’s bread. Bone appetit! (Actually, maybe don’t bone appetit, as many who ate the bone bread died themselves.)"
-"88349039-88D4-454E-B8D9-94C65DC27E84","2","2","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:56:52Z","2020-04-22T06:56:52Z","2020-04-22T06:56:52Z","0","51.33330624333909","12.40354514751025","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","There is strong evidence that bone worms have been eating giant marine reptiles since the time of the dinosaurs. That means the whale eaters are older than whales themselves."
-"949FED16-150A-4200-8C75-BED6C1BB6E84","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-22T06:59:55Z","2020-04-22T06:59:55Z","2020-04-22T06:59:55Z","0","51.33326913673976","12.40356814886445","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Other cultures gave up on burial entirely. High in the mountains of Tibet, where the ground is often too rocky and frozen for burial, and where not enough trees grow to perform cremations, a different kind of death ritual developed. To this day, bodies are laid out in an open area for a sky burial, a lovely name for the dead body being consumed by vultures. Your cat might eat you after you die, but a vulture can’t wait to rip you to pieces and carry you off into the sky."
-"F530E5B8-3E18-4089-898F-22C3756BBD34","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-23T06:16:09Z","2020-04-23T06:16:09Z","2020-04-23T06:16:09Z","0","51.33337047680838","12.4034332761469","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","As they break down their brand-new food source—your dead body—the microbes give off gas made of VOCs, or volatile organic compounds. The prime stinkers here tend to be sulfur-containing compounds, which makes sense if you’ve ever experienced an especially potent and sulfuric eggy fart. Sulfur is the culprit in many a stink."
-"85A7852B-FB64-4740-9F5E-E6663499F602","2","0","Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?","Caitlin Doughty","2020-04-23T06:33:14Z","2020-04-23T06:33:14Z","2020-04-23T06:33:14Z","0","51.33342240539643","12.40362916382752","Lene-Voigt-Park, 04317 Leipzig, Germany","Leipzig","Saxony","Germany","0","","","","","Sometimes, larger bones, like thigh bones, require two people to pick up the bone at once. And sometimes the family will pass bone fragments to one another, chopsticks to chopsticks. This is the only time passing something between chopsticks is not considered rude. If you were to do this in public, with, say, a pork sparerib at a restaurant, it would be like bringing a funeral ritual to the dinner table. Total faux pas."
-"ED307F41-88BE-411B-A557-1157CE856DE8","2","0","Babel","R. F. Kuang","2023-02-07T14:56:10Z","2023-02-07T14:56:10Z","2023-02-07T14:56:10Z","0","45.10420249850454","5.742597241511231","226 Chemin des Pérouses, 38560 Jarrie, France","Jarrie","Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes","France","0","","","","","The abolitionist movement you know is a load of pomp. Rhetoric only. Pitt first raised the motion because he saw the need to cut off the slave trade to France. And Parliament got on board with the abolitionists because they were so very afraid of Black insurrection in the West Indies.’
-‘So you think it’s purely risk and economics.’
-‘Well, not necessarily. You brother likes to argue that the Jamaican slave revolt, failed though it was, is what impelled the British to legislate abolition. He’s right, but only half right. See, the revolt won British sympathy because the leaders were part of the Baptist church, and when it failed, proslavery whites in Jamaica started destroying chapels and threatening missionaries. Those Baptists went back to England and drummed up support on the grounds of religion, not natural rights. My point being, abolition happened because white people found reasons to care – whether those be economic or religious. You just have to make them think they came up with the idea themselves. You can’t appeal to their inner goodness. I have never met an Englishman I trusted to do the right thing out of sympathy.’"
-"D5EC6BE7-58DB-4E7E-8717-31ECBE11F8FE","2","0","Babel","R. F. Kuang","2023-02-08T07:58:12Z","2023-02-08T07:58:12Z","2023-02-08T07:58:12Z","0","45.10420267773596","5.74259767871893","226 Chemin des Pérouses, 38560 Jarrie, France","Jarrie","Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes","France","0","","","","","Strikers in this country never won broad public support, for the public merely wanted all the conveniences of modern life without the guilt of knowing how those conveniences were procured."
-"70FC0FBF-8BF3-4C03-AD90-864B8CD028FE","2","0","Babel","R. F. Kuang","2023-02-08T08:27:23Z","2023-02-08T08:27:23Z","2023-02-08T08:27:23Z","0","45.10420148905155","5.742597357615256","226 Chemin des Pérouses, 38560 Jarrie, France","Jarrie","Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes","France","0","","","","","The tactics of revolt spread fast. The British textile workers picked up these techniques of barricade from the 1831 and 1834 Canut revolts by silk workers in Lyon. Those revolts had been brutally repressed – but, crucially, they did not hold the backbone of the entire nation hostage"
-"10E7ED24-7F91-4DF2-B852-4AE6D5336111","2","0","Babel","R. F. Kuang","2023-02-09T20:45:43Z","2023-02-09T20:45:43Z","2023-02-09T20:45:43Z","0","45.10420123431852","5.742597001332137","226 Chemin des Pérouses, 38560 Jarrie, France","Jarrie","Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes","France","0","","","","","‘It’s like I’ve known you forever.’
-‘Me too,’ Ramy said.
-‘And that makes no sense,’ said Robin, drunk already, though there was no alcohol in the cordial. ‘Because I’ve known you for less than a day, and yet . . .’
-‘I think,’ said Ramy, ‘it’s because when I speak, you listen.’
-‘Because you’re fascinating.’
-‘Because you’re a good translator.’ Ramy leaned back on his elbows. ‘That’s just what translation is, I think. That’s all speaking is. Listening to the other and trying to see past your own biases to glimpse what they’re trying to say. Showing yourself to the world, and hoping someone else understands"
-"DAFA053F-19A9-4AA5-9A7D-22CF569281DA","2","0","Babel","R. F. Kuang","2023-02-09T20:59:12Z","2023-02-09T20:59:12Z","2023-02-09T20:59:12Z","0","45.10418836497428","5.742602536574182","226 Chemin des Pérouses, 38560 Jarrie, France","Jarrie","Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes","France","0","","","","","Victoire knows better.
-Victory is not assured. Victory may be in the portents, but it must be urged there by violence, by suffering, by martyrs, by blood. Victory is wrought by ingenuity, persistence, and sacrifice. Victory is a game of inches, of historical contingencies where everything goes right because they have made it go right."
-"0EBECEC5-9E72-4625-922A-C068BD4EE6BC","2","0","Totalitarianism","Hannah Arendt","2023-02-11T10:12:17Z","2023-02-11T10:12:17Z","2023-02-11T10:12:17Z","0","45.10421600393487","5.742588003722739","226 Chemin des Pérouses, 38560 Jarrie, France","Jarrie","Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes","France","0","","","","","In other words, while it has always been known that official Soviet publications served propaganda purposes and were utterly unreliable, it now appears that reliable source and statistical material probably never existed anywhere"
-"A1AFD977-E93D-4760-AC61-7E8ACC568D96","2","0","Totalitarianism","Hannah Arendt","2023-02-11T10:21:12Z","2023-02-11T10:21:12Z","2023-02-11T10:21:12Z","0","45.10420096244634","5.742582390092738","226 Chemin des Pérouses, 38560 Jarrie, France","Jarrie","Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes","France","0","","","","","Absolute monarchy, no doubt, was a very different affair in Spain, in France, in England, in Prussia; still it was everywhere the same form of government. Decisive in our context is that totalitarian government is different from dictatorships and tyrannies; the ability to distinguish between them is by no means an academic issue which could be safely left to the ""theoreticians,"" for total domination is the only form of government with which coexistence is not possible"