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One power of the Personal Development Environment (): the ability to jump to my notes files from any place in my work. orys.us/uG

Time is NOT simple. has made assumptions succesfully for 20+ years, but in today's age, timezones make it tough. How tough? Check out the detailed, non-toxic discussion going on right now. mail-archive.com/search?l=emac

I thought that I needed an emacs sub-process to run Telega without it freezing my . Turns out I just neeeded a fast internet connection; now that I have true broad-band it works out (after a 30-60 second initialization freeze, which it does in a sub-process, too). Elfeed still seems to choke things down if I don't have it in a subprocess, though. Running "refresh" makes some kind of unescaping loop in the main process.

The "dragon" application (think drag-on) is super handy for and probably was made for tiling window managers like iw3m. Go from dired to, eg, Google Drive drag-and-drop. Don't mind the Google Drive view error (I dunno what caused that). orys.us/uC

I use the excellent app; then it's easy to open a given link in a text-browser is pretty nice for avoiding annoying ads (could also use Spray mode to speed read it, if I want, instead of the two-pane reading view).

I have never viewed epub before os thought I would try it. Because of dependencies and non-github repos, the .el install had a few more steps. orys.us/uw

Coming across another " vs " thread, I just have to ask, how is vscode at doing email? How about RSS feeds? Spreadsheets? Daily agendas? Because emacs is very, very good at those...

RT @tonyaldon
Sometimes you want the power of text, sometimes you want the power of data.

In org-mode buffer there is no trade-off, we have both!

Indeed the content of an org-mode buffers is not only TEXT...

IT IS ALSO DATA.

AND THIS IS

youtube.com/watch?v=3-J-PFRnHP

last week my started having severe issues (which is a major work issue), apparently not loading a crucial file. Today I was having problems with my bluetooth headphones, too; connected but not seen as an audio device. Suddenly everything is working again. I don't know why.

On a podcast a neo-vimmer introduced a term that I think is valuable: -- Personal Development Environment, which describes my or his VIM as opposed to out-of-the-box solutions that are ever-popular and ever-changing

Studly is from before public internet, and is still in ! What?
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RT @neeasade
@Endless_WebDev hey, studly.el is (c) 1986, which I think proves time travel is real
twitter.com/neeasade/status/15

There is always some really fascination software archeology to happen when one starts tapping in to the history of . Like, `gnus-uu-decode-binhex`. What in the world is that for?

I attempted to use artist mode to white-board the server-client-middleware-db full-stack archetecture during a video call, but failed. It's been too long since I flexed my ascii-art muscles.

RT @mickeynp
Binding commands to keys in is one of the harder things to do as you have to write elisp.

Here's my guide on mastering key bindings:

masteringemacs.org/article/mas

tip: registers OOB to super quickly
- Remember some text for copying
- Remember window configuration
- Remember cursor locations inside a buffer

I plan events through orgmode agenda. For simple note-less recurring events I do a <2022-09-12 9:00 Mon +1w> to get it weekly, or daily, etc. For more granularity I use `org-clone-subtree-with-time-shift` (C-c C-x c). I make then for a month or year in advance and just use `COMMENT` on the upcoming section, until I need to open it.

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