- parsing calendar events (which have meet links)
- open zoom meets on lecture's starting time
- exit meet meets on lecture's ending time
- shutdown machine when all the meetings were over
my sleep schedule was f-ed up to say the least. these scripts helped me maintain my attendance :)
Yes. Enable hiding the user activity but keep the user active. Imagine someone spamming some repository with issues and still can't be known or detected because it's anonymous now.
It's not necessarily better from that perspective; it's a much smaller+simpler tool, and it solves some of the same problems in a different way. But if tmux works for you and you're not on a suckless binge, dvtm probably won't be appealing.
I would suggest looking into Sharkbait[1].
Although full-disclaimer, I like to say that I am a part of the team and we are lazily trying to self-host Android.
Absolutely nothing at all, but it is not a 'more secure choice' than an LTS distribution of a mainline distro and while this guide can't really decide if it's targeting local or server usecases, I can't imagine a worse existence than being responsible for a fleet of servers running Gentoo.
