I use Tokyonight themes (https://github.com/folke/tokyonight.nvim) in most of my terminal applications. So, why should not use them in my Desktop Environment as well https://github.com/Fausto-Korpsvart/Tokyonight-GTK-Theme ?

Using the install.sh CLI is quite straightforward, and you can choose the just installed look and feel by using GNOME tweaks tool (https://itsfoss.com/gnome-tweak-tool/). Some additional icons are also provided!

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Avui fent la tirada llarga 🏃‍♂️ de cap de setmana, m'he trobat amb un escenari propi de l'imaginari apocalíptic: una infraestructura humana conquerida per la natura. És el camí de Can Marcet (https://www.openstreetmap.org/?#map=17/41.498043/2.069131), a Sant Cugat del Vallès, on sembla que tot un carrer, amb voreres i instal·lacions com arbustos i fanals, però sense edificar-hi als costats, ha estat abandonat i engolit per la vegetació 🌿. Tot un espectacle!

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Quan vaig a córrer per la muntanya 🌄 acostumo a planificar la ruta amb (una aplicació mòbil basada @osmcatala@mastodont.cat). A vegades miro d'improvisar i explorar nous corriols, que llavors s'incorporaran en l'amalgama de fragments per configurar rutes futures. Per a fer-ho, exporto la traça GPS de l'aplicació del meu rellotge esportiu ⌚ i la importo en el web de l'OpenStreetMap (https://www.openstreetmap.org/traces - Més informació a: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Upload_GPS_tracks). Tot seguit miro de dibuixar i desar els corriols resseguint la traça importada.

Cada mes hi ha actualitzacions de mapes a l'OSMAnd i el més segur és que les contribucions fetes s'hi hagin incorporat. Amb això, ja puc marcar noves rutes i permetre que altres corredors o excursionistes 🥾 també se'n puguin beneficiar.

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A good thing about having a sports watch ⌚ is that it helps you become aware of the negative effects of evening consumption 🍷 by disrupting your 😴 ( https://runningwithrock.com/garmin-body-battery-hungover/ ). Despite being a sedative substance (making you fall asleep sooner), it reduces the amount of quality REM sleep (associated with memory and cognition) or delays its onset during the night ( https://theconversation.com/alcohol-may-help-you-fall-asleep-faster-but-it-leads-to-a-worse-nights-rest-overall-heres-why-246841 ). Regarding athletic performance 👟, it also affects many metrics such as "resting heart rate" and "heart rate variability" that, in the end, are linked to body recovery after training ( https://www.triathlete.com/nutrition/a-nutritionist-shares-what-a-month-of-no-alcohol-did-to-his-body/ ).

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A bit of ranting. I used GitHub Actions to generate public images and upload them to registries like Docker Hub. However, for a couple of weeks, GitHub-hosted runners (using Ubuntu 24.04) stopped building images 😢. To my surprise, there is no major issue with locally hosted runners besides their resource consumption inconvenience. Since I keep a simple CI/CD (trigger and crons) I was wondering whether it might be worth using act ( https://github.com/nektos/act ) instead and inspecting resulting logs with CLI tools such lnav ( https://lnav.org/ ). Of course, I could always revert to Makefile or Shell scripts 😛.

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