~/terminal/colorschemes$ ls -l

/var/log/blog — COLOR CODE SCHEME

reign@bifrostWhen styling code in a terminal-inspired blog, the trick is to use high-contrast, neon, or retro tones against a dark background. Think of old CRT monitors, hacker green text, or cyberpunk neon signs. Limiting each scheme to 3–4 colors keeps it readable while giving it that “syntax highlight” vibe.
<pre style="background:#000; color:#00ff66; padding:15px; font-family:monospace; font-size:14px; border:2px solid #0f0; border-radius:6px;"> $ cat colorschemes.txt > Loading available terminal themes... > Found 6 results: [1] Classic Hacker Green bg: #0a0f0a text: #00ff66 accent1: #33ffcc accent2: #ffffff [2] Cyberpunk Purple/Blue Glow bg: #0d0b1a text: #8a2be2 accent1: #00e5ff accent2: #ff4dff [3] Retro Amber Terminal bg: #0a0a0a text: #ffb000 accent1: #ffd966 accent2: #ffffff [4] Matrix-Style Green Stream bg: #000000 text: #39ff14 accent1: #0aff9d accent2: #8dffb6 [5] Synthwave Sunset bg: #1a001a text: #ff0066 accent1: #ffcc00 accent2: #00f6ff [6] Cold Steel Blue bg: #0a0f1a text: #00d4ff accent1: #4da6ff accent2: #ffffff > End of list. </pre>

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