TODO i'm lazy
config
bashrc: fixed retitle
bashrc: fixed `axlrose` alias to use new port
steve.py: `log_stack_trace`: don't use root logger
sort-uc: made args to `cat` more better
gitconfig: added my advanced(!) aliases

"advanced" meaning aliases that I added now that I'm advanced and know
what I'm doing and know why I would want them and also I'm advanced so
they're actually useful now ugh
bashrc: alias for `ts` to make it act like `ts.py`
lstree: move `indent` param to be instance member
bin/: add centerpic

Takes a video file, snags the center pic, and tranlsates it to 256 ANSI
color terminal text. Is good
lib/python/: add rwlock.py

A simple, first-in-first-out implementation of read-write locks
bashrc: add alias for the python module fabulous
web.py: clean up cookiejar stuff in Web c'tor

1. `sync_save` logic was wrong when `cookiejar is not None`

2. Use `StevezillaCookieJar` when no cookiejar is specified, instead of
   whatever the butt python decides to use by default. this way the
   caller can retrieve it after the fact and use it how they please

3. Automatically disable `sync_save` when no cookiejar is specified, in
   case the caller explicitly sets it (which shouldn't happen since it
   wouldn't make sense, but whatever)

4. Clean up `open` logic resulting from the above three points
centerpic: delete weird random no-op line
web.py: Add last_req field to Web class

Keeps track of the last request that was made. It's so I can know what
headers were sent for logging purposes
inputrc: add F6 shortcut that's similar to F5
web.py: add `pyer` field to Response

Indicates whether or not the response was gotten from a python exception
(HTTPError), which I consider to be a perfectly valid response from a
web server, and definitely not exception worthy. But it's sometimes
useful to know if the return code was an error, and python has already
done the work for us (that is, enumerating which codes indicate errors)
bashrc: add alias `p3` for `python3`
bashrc: add alias `ricky` for sshing into ricky
vimrc: change markdown file width to 78