does anyone know of any computer programs that are good?

[simrob@social.wub.site]

@lindsey echo and cat are two favs I think

[secretasianman@types.pl]

@lindsey *awk walks in*

[dan@discuss.systems]

@lindsey sl

[typeswitch@gamedev.lgbt]

@lindsey cat is good. i think the name helps

[secretasianman@types.pl]

@lindsey big fan of the wizard logo

[lindsey@recurse.social]

@dan dang, I just realized I don't have sl installed and I need to fix that

[elb@social.sdf.org]

@lindsey mutt

[wiersdorf@fosstodon.org]

@lindsey Chez scheme?

[kingcons@tiny.tilde.website]

@lindsey does emacs count? Maybe signal?

[kaoudis@infosec.exchange]

@lindsey to me software can be useful, but I’ve never seen a good program or a bad program, just bugs

[rlaimondas@venera.social]

@lindsey Good to to do what to do do good? 🥰

[cdrichards@mathstodon.xyz]

@lindsey good thing you specified computer programs else I’d have said Paul Wylie’s 1992 silver medal performance

[regehr@mastodon.social]

@lindsey @dan I just noticed that the one on my Mac (maybe all of them?) blocks SIGINT

[regehr@mastodon.social]

@lindsey @dan "sl -a" is very weird

[dev@discuss.systems]

@regehr @lindsey @dan cw dude, I work in the cloud

[wumargaret@ack.nerdfight.online]

@lindsey @crowbriarhexe Ski Free

[sayrer@mastodon.social]

@lindsey ImageMagick isn't good. We had to do this one because it was so slow: https://github.com/twitter/vireo

[ashguy@infosec.exchange]

@lindsey shutdown is a personal fav

[pointlessone@status.pointless.one]

@lindsey ImageOptim is a good UI on top of a whole bunch of good small image optimization CLI tools.