Yesterday I realized that since /dev/null is opensource, and it has an API, I can, in theory, run my own custom version of it 🤔
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exactly, that's why i'm building a tui for /dev/null
in my head the tui is like a client. yes you can do your own mods to it, but for example I can run fernandos-dev-null.sh and add the bookmarks back, and so on... this can be good for experimenting too
exactly, but still the contract with /dev/null is the API so as long as they offer what you need you can do it
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