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Marcin Wichary · 2026-02-12 · via Unsung

An 8-minute video by Bread on Penguins about some fun uses of terminal:

I am pretty sure this is nothing new for heavy command-line gurus (and heavy Raycast users, and so on), but I found it delightful to see someone so excited about creative uses of the terminal, and it made me realize how much time I do waste going through the browser, then Google Search, then scrolling. I am sure tightening some of these loops would feel great.

There is also something interesting in the argument about terminal being the ultimate “reading mode” of any website, chiefly because it cannot be anything else.

Mostly, this and Strudel before make me excited to see some new (to me) stuff happening with text-based user interfaces.