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I've been using Termux over SSH for quite a while now. I've always done so over WiFi. This works reasonably well at home, where I control the IP Addresses. In other networks it was more annoying, because I always had to run ifconfig first, to get my IP. But the big annoyances start when you want to use it in a place that has no WiFi network available. Previously, I used an Android tablet and a keyboard. With this I set up a WiFi direct connection between my phone. It's wonky and sometimes requires to restart both devices before working again, but it works.

Tinier is a pretty cool font. It is a so called pixel font, and it is just about the smallest font I could find. The letters can be displayed at a font-size of 4px. This means that each character is only 3 pixels tall.

Thewizardquicklyjinxedthegnomesbeforetheyvaporized.

I am moving on Saturday. There is so little time left but it is still so long until then

alias sl="apt install sl>/dev/null 2>&1; sl; apt remove sl -y >/dev/null 2>&1"

I figured out that you can pass variables from Termux to a Tasker task. This example sets Android's volume to a value specified in Termux.

I managed to build a bridge between Termux and Minimalistic Text using Tasker. I use it to display the last 20 lines of the #termux irc channel as you can see in the picture. I've done it without having Tasker check a file every two minutes. The Task is directly called from the script.

Carpaccio really isn't as fancy when it comes in a plastic tray.

I have a really big scarf.

Aclock is a another clock program, but this time it's an analog clock.