new style for feed -> paste:

[data-testid="mainFeed"]{display:none}

in full:

/* ==UserStyle==

@name www.linkedin.com/feed

@namespace github.com/openstyles/stylus

@version 1.0.0

@description A new userstyle

@author Me

==/UserStyle== */

@-moz-document url-prefix("https://www.linkedin.com/feed/")

{

    [data-testid="mainFeed"]{display:none}

}

(I'm well paid, just wished I could work less. But well paid part time is harder to come by)

Have not even lost a piece yet!

does it allow to save observations without publishing? want a pokedeck

level of what? Power consumption? dude e-ink takes 0 power between refreshs.

And e-ink is pretty?

not running it via ssh on prod without backups....

I have or am planning:

- escalating reminders

- always on display

- upcoming meetings / calendar

- have "website + prompt = widget" app that needs integration

- want 2 tier prio email filter (important, personal, ignore rest)

- android launcher with decent ergonomics (match "ff" to firefox, most used prioritized, launch with enter etc.)

- maybe some agent integration

Instead of building scrips here and there I'm attempting my own everything app. Lets see if that's a good idea :).

Starting with android home screen and widget sync to server/desktop. So e.g. calendar notifications happen desktop first, then escalate to mobile etc. Also phone as mousepad (for using my projector from bed). Just feature creeping it all in without regrets so far.

In general I feel like feature creep needs to be reevaluated. UX must not be destroyed, but features cost less now.

does literate code have a place for big pic though?

and don't we have doc-blocks?

so crazy on a windows desktop I at most complain if it is hardcoded to the system drive (looking at you ollama)