I incorporated some undo functionality in my shell.

For the removal of files/dirs, I alias `rm` to `mv -t ~/.trash` in my .bashrc/.zshrc file.

Running `rm foo.txt` then only moves foo.txt into the trash instead of removing it completely.

This can the extended to incorporate a simple automated timed trash empty process.

I put about an equal amount of effort into ensuring that the recycle bin is completely disabled. I find it really irritating.

It just illustrates how one person's indispensable feature is another person's annoyance. These things should exist, but should always be able to be disabled.

Doing this right now with different Front-/Backend combinations.

What are the big downsides in creating a Todo app every time instead of doing a more suited app for each language? Should I reconsider this strategy?

Here comes the nostalgia

Zany Golf