It's more typical of that country and especially the balkans.

there is also https://isdowndetectordown.com/

I've been hacking on a terminal-based RSS reader that is very similar to Newsboat but written in Go http://github.com/jarv/newsgoat

The bloat of the neovim distributions are real and what I would suggest for anyone who is a long time vim user is to check out kickstart. https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim , specifically the modular fork https://github.com/dam9000/kickstart-modular.nvim which will give you a great (minimal) starting point

Heh the thing I like about kickstart is everything is in one file, though it is a bit unwieldy, so I surrounded most bits around fold markers to make it a bit more manageable.

interesting! yeah I think the one file concept is really neat. Here are some more details about my config with the modular fork if you are curious https://jarv.org/posts/neovim-config/

Here is a terminal based reader that I recently created as an alternative to newsboat https://github.com/jarv/newsgoat

It has some features that I felt was missing from the terminal based readers out there already.

This just reminded me of Teletext!

neat! One thing I expecgted to work that didn't is `:<number>` to jump to a line number.

oops forgot abt that, just added.

wrote the vim controller from memory, pls lmk if u find more

This looks great, would definitely use it for testing if websocket support ever gets added https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource/hurl/issues/1096

For fun over the weekend I started an ambitious project of creating a "pocket size" space trading game, inspired by a classic BBS door game called Trade Wars that I really loved as a kid. I'm keeping a development log to keep myself motivated and wrote the first post about it here https://jarv.org/posts/stardewar-v01/.

There was a Trade Wars inspired game 25 yrs ago called "Black Nova Traders" that was a whole lot of fun. The original author is embarking on a v2 after a quarter century since the first release. You might find it interesting to see if yours and his vision align and work together[1]. All good if not, I'll keep an eye on your project as I love Trade Wars inspired games.

[1] https://github.com/harwoodr/bnt2

very cool, I'll keep an eye on that project and try to connect with the author too

Can you write a bit how you built it and what tech was used?