while true; do mkdir --rate βΉ; sleep 1; done
@lady_alys @dngrs Thanks for this hint as well. I've experimented with lots of while-conditions and commands and ! commands, but had the sleep _always_ in the loop as well.
In the given case I'd drop the sleep altogether and see how fast the rate limit of the API catches up. :D
mkdir --will-cite
@kadei https://git.plux.wtf/ailnoth/_snippets/src/branch/main/zsh/.zshrc_rate
So... I built something for .zshrc because of this....
cc @siina
Love this thread so far. Might I mention you would need some kind of check up on GDPR if you are to collect data like this....?
Surely nothing a license agreement and GDPR consent banner couldn't handle, though. THEN we could make some directories.
I wonder though, this infrastructure has to come at a cost. How would it be financed? Users seem to be accustomed to creating directories at a whim, for free even, so I am thinking that maybe there needs to be a free tier to this, ad-supported I suppose, for low volumes of directory creation.
@kadei Update! I got it working in bash too by doing weird things:
https://git.plux.wtf/ailnoth/_snippets/src/branch/main/bash/.bashrc_rate
It can have some stuff fixed like filtering out the call to the custom_command function and such... But now it does not matter if your run #bash or #zsh, Y'all can join the #pain
I mean the current approach would ask you to rate *any command* ... vim / neovim is fuzzy about plugins that hook directly to it, and screw around with :q! for example.
It was :π
Until you asked.
Now it's: πΉ
@kadei But Linux wont popup "You have asked me to create a folder here, are you sure you want to create a folder here?"
"Are you really sure?"
There is nothing so annoying to me as playing 10000 questions when trying to just DO something.
HEY GIMP, YES, I __ALWAYS__ WANT TO OVERWRITE THE FILE **dont ask again**