using nts.live and and fip radio -> https://www.radiofrance.fr/fip at the moment for same purpose. Radio France allows to save liked track names in profile to look up later.

In addition to those two bangers, BBC6 and RNE also have shows to discover new musics. PS: RadioParadise is also a safe place for good music.

repo: https://github.com/Latias94/merman

You can easily install openwrt on most of MikroTik routers. Rb5009 is also supported now if you need more powerful router.

https://openwrt.org/toh/mikrotik/rb5009ug_s_in

Four devices is not "most". You had me excited that I might be able to abandon the proprietary UIs on my CRS326/CSS326. And I know those aren't the "real router" devices, but Mikrotik certainly refers to them as routers.

Here is complete list -> https://toh.openwrt.org/?view=normal

78 devices in total when you filter for mikrotik -> brand column.

Oh damn. I had just gone up one level from your first link (to https://openwrt.org/toh/mikrotik/start) and saw a small list of 4. RB450 was on there (which I used to run), so I figured it was mostly accurate.

That table is a much longer list! Still no love for my CRS/CSS, but it does look like that's probably most of the RB devices that Mikrotik actually intends for use as routers (rather than L3 switches).

Interesting, didn't check this url before. https://openwrt.org/toh/start

Also has supported release version column, which is useful to have.

note: That page has a link "Supported by current OpenWrt release" but it doesn't include the latest version! So it too could lead someone to conclude many fewer devices are supported.

c# extension is available, uses Omnisharp LSP

https://zed.dev/extensions/csharp

Omnisharp is extremely slow. It becomes unusable for larger projects.

Okay, so what kind of solution are you looking for here? VS Code uses a closed-source LSP server for its C# extension. Rider is it's own custom stuff, of course.

So...where does that leave the Zed team? If existing LSPs aren't good enough, that's not a Zed problem: they're building an editor, not LSPs for your favorite language.

but that's the thing - apart from being editor it doesn't offer anything of substance... if I want to have an editor I can use BBEdit or Vim...

Thrive in obscurity is much better title that current one

Thanks for sharing, similar command is available in Windows as well.

I tested below command in PowerShell

& 'C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe' ` --headless ` --print-to-pdf="$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\page.pdf" ` '<url>'

I've used Asciidoctor as publishing tool chain. It compiles to epub, pdf. Very easy to configure CI using GH actions. Plugins are also available for vscode and intellij.

The great work of your life by Stephen Cope

Have started reading this one recently, really fun read so far. Book's focus is on Dharma.

Web Demo doesn't work for me on mobile, works fine on pc.

Loved reading this, thanks for putting in the effort to share with community.