lrep() and prep() repeat every line, or whole stream, on stdin
$1 times.

..after moving out from GitHub

People can now run

    __bashum_run_n 100 echo hello world

and it will print "hello world" 100 times, instead of just running
`echo` 100 times and ignoring the `hello world` part.

When there's no picture, this does not make sense.

The geometry updates are far too disrupting and I have no time to figure
out how (even if it's possible) to change config layout.

Finally stop: painstakingly changing it manually for every new workspace
ever.

(...for no reason; just something in my brain preventing me to add
this line for ~4 years.)

Default is 4000, ie. 4 seconds, which is a bit too much for my
environment where all my boxes already use SSD's, etc.

New vim-gitgutter enables eager mode by default and follows Vim's
`updatetime` for purposes of timing.

This will come handy as I have my first Bluetooth device now.

It's still a great client, it's just that I don't have anybody to talk
to on Jabber anymore, and since I've forgotten jabber.cz password and
it's really PITA to restore it, it's a bit annoying to have to cancel
the dialog all the time.

I'm giving up trying to make X load this file properly on boot.

'darkzen' color profile for HTMLs generated by mdvimb

Get current version at https://netvor.info/scripts/mdvimb

Turns out I keep thinking of it all the time

This will make it easier to control appearance per host, as we already
have setup for per-host XRDB resources.

Or rather the frontend had changed syntax, because this used to work.
This will suffice until we come up with proper syntax or something...

This will enable us to make use of the `set_from_resource` i3 feature.

This makes it easier to join output from several modules and keep it
valid.  (Given modules *do* print the comma.)