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BACK TO CLI 05/01/26(Fri)21:23:58 No.108734535

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BACK TO CLI Anonymous 05/01/26(Fri)21:23:58 No.108734535 Archived

I FUCKING HATE THE WEB BROWSER I HATE SIGNUPS I HATE DASHBOARDS I HATE oAUTH I HATE LINKS I HATE GUIS I HATE ERROR MESSAGES I HATE POPUPS I HATE ADS I HATE SEARCHING CONVOLUTED OVERCOMPLICATED DOCUMENTATION PAGES I HATE CLUTTERED WEBPAGES I HATE PAGE LOADS I HATE PASSWORD MANAGERS I HATE TRACKING I HATE 'VERIFY ITS YOU' I HATE "OPEN IN APP" I HATE "CONTINUE WITH GOOGLE" I HATE SETTING PAGES I HATE BEING SHOWN SHIT I DIDNT SEARCH FOR I HATE HIDDEN ERROR MESSAGES I HATE DASHBOARDS THAT HIDE A SINGLE API CALL BEHIND TWELVE CLICKS I HATE LOWERED ATTENTION SPAN FROM UNNECESSARY IMPOSED CONTEXT SWITCHING I HATE D2 RECEPTOR DOWNREGULATION AND HYPOFRONTALITY FROM OVERSTIMULATION

TOTAL WEB BROWSER UNINSTALLATION. CLI EVERYTHING. CLI SIGNUP. CLI AUTH. CLI DOCS. CLI BILLING. CLI SUPPORT. CLI SETTINGS. CLI DOWNLOADS. CLI FLIGHT BOOKING. CLI TAXES. CLI EXPORT AND DELETE. NEVER TOUCH A WEB BROWSER AGAIN. NEVER CLICK A LINK AGAIN

Anonymous
05/01/26(Fri)21:30:48 No.108734572

Anonymous 05/01/26(Fri)21:30:48 No.108734572

>>108734535
you lasted 0 seconds since you used a browser to post this

Anonymous
05/01/26(Fri)21:58:13 No.108734707

Anonymous 05/01/26(Fri)21:58:13 No.108734707

>>108734535
ssh terminal.shop

Anonymous
05/01/26(Fri)21:59:09 No.108734712

Anonymous 05/01/26(Fri)21:59:09 No.108734712

>>108734535
>Web browsers are pure evil, but bloated Nerd Fonts are perfectly fine
The absolute state of modern /g/

Anonymous
05/01/26(Fri)22:01:27 No.108734725

Anonymous 05/01/26(Fri)22:01:27 No.108734725

>>108734707
No robusta beans, though.

Anonymous
05/01/26(Fri)22:05:38 No.108734752

Anonymous 05/01/26(Fri)22:05:38 No.108734752

>>108734712
>5MB
Oh no!!! le bloat

Anonymous
05/01/26(Fri)22:07:44 No.108734758

Anonymous 05/01/26(Fri)22:07:44 No.108734758

I am 100% supporting full CLI
but the foids in HR would complain

Anonymous
05/01/26(Fri)22:23:39 No.108734814

Anonymous 05/01/26(Fri)22:23:39 No.108734814

TUI != CLI, they're GUIs.
that said, they tend to almost always have keyboard centric navigation so they provide a better experience

Anonymous
05/01/26(Fri)22:26:21 No.108734830

Anonymous 05/01/26(Fri)22:26:21 No.108734830

Bring back rsync servers.
I want to curl all my webpages and not get framework bullshit.

Anonymous
05/01/26(Fri)22:33:54 No.108734843

Anonymous 05/01/26(Fri)22:33:54 No.108734843

>>108734535
HELLO EUGENE.

Anonymous
05/02/26(Sat)00:23:28 No.108735276

Anonymous 05/02/26(Sat)00:23:28 No.108735276

>>108734535
we're likely going that way thanks to ai
people running it in terminals now and it needs permissions to do shit
this has already been happening to a large degree

Anonymous
05/02/26(Sat)04:27:40 No.108736148

Anonymous 05/02/26(Sat)04:27:40 No.108736148

>>108734725
Arabica is more flavorful.

Anonymous
05/02/26(Sat)04:28:42 No.108736154

Anonymous 05/02/26(Sat)04:28:42 No.108736154

>>108734535
Tell me some CLI shit to browse this website?

Anonymous
05/02/26(Sat)04:30:16 No.108736168

Anonymous 05/02/26(Sat)04:30:16 No.108736168

>>108734535
meds

Anonymous
05/02/26(Sat)04:31:15 No.108736173

Anonymous 05/02/26(Sat)04:31:15 No.108736173

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>>108734814
TUI's are king.

Anonymous
05/02/26(Sat)04:34:05 No.108736188

Anonymous 05/02/26(Sat)04:34:05 No.108736188

>>108736173
Looks like norton utilities

Anonymous
05/02/26(Sat)04:56:27 No.108736271

Anonymous 05/02/26(Sat)04:56:27 No.108736271

>>108734535
But how will the poor website owners serve you ads? lol
>>108736154
There are text-only browsers. I used to play with them but they're pretty much just toys.
links, lynx, browsh
I might have to try them again for lulz.

Anonymous
05/02/26(Sat)05:04:55 No.108736304

Anonymous 05/02/26(Sat)05:04:55 No.108736304

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>>108736188
Yeah, mc is a clone of Norton Commander, and the concept that Norton introduced is still very valid to this day. Two panels, one command line. On Windows your best option is Total Commander.

A big benefit orthodox file managers, as they're called, is that they're more or less standardized to Norton's keyboard shortcuts. Tab to move between panels, F5 to move, F6 to copy, F7 to make a new folder, F8 to delete, and so on and so forth. So no matter if you're using Windows, Linux, GUI or TUI, you get a familiar experience.

Anonymous
05/02/26(Sat)06:31:35 No.108736592

Anonymous 05/02/26(Sat)06:31:35 No.108736592

>>108734535
GUIs aren't the problem, they can be extremely light.