So much easier to use Neomutt with native IMAP support, without all the fuzz for local storage and I/O (mbsync and msmtp). Less than 300 Mo to cache all messages headers and thousand of message bodies since 2016.

~/.cache
» du -sh neomutt
267M	neomutt

Lots of additional goodies compared to Apple Mail (diff highlight, better threading support and sorting options):

spotlight-cli:  Command-line tool for Spotlight. #apple

After switching to IMAP with Neomutt, I lost the ability to autocomplete my contacts using mu cfind. However, since I have an archive of my old maildirs I was able to populate an alias file with all my previous buddies and colleagues thanks to this little script.

I wanted to join the #racket channel on IRC using Senpai but I was not logged as an acknowledged user on Libera.chat. Here’s how I solved this issue using /NS IDENTIFY.

If you put 20 of us in a room, you would get about 30 preferred ways of managing windows. However… There is something to be said about not spending 40% of productive time with optimizing the same. In that spirit I am of the opinion that the options we (and everybody else for that matter) now get since macOS Sequoia – if I am not mistaken – are enough. — Windows tiling in macOS

Cliamp: A retro music player inspired by Winamp — built for the terminal.

I’m now using tw=80 for all my Markdown files. I’ve always been using long lines since my early days of transitioning from Linux to OS X. Hard wrapping most of the times sucks for prose and blog posts, IMHO. It renders Git diffs unusable, though. I realized that by setting prettier --parser=markdown --prose-wrap=always --stdin-filepath as my formatprg, I get auto-formatting for free (rather than using gwip on all paragraphs). #vim

Souvenir, souvenir. Ivry, Mar. 2026

/me is listening to “Night Sweats” by Findlay

My OmniGraffle ticks. It’s been a long time I haven’t read some of the cool articles by Dr. Drang. This time, it was about a software I used to use a lot back in the days for technical drawing. I reinstalled my paid version from the App Store when I got this new MacBook, but TBH it has been sitting the Applications folder since then. #apple