Toddler Steps With Emacs
Toddling on Since I posted about baby steps and counting org mode lines I’ve used emacs some more, found more stumbling blocks. My Colours Changed… Read More »Toddler Steps With Emacs
Toddling on Since I posted about baby steps and counting org mode lines I’ve used emacs some more, found more stumbling blocks. My Colours Changed… Read More »Toddler Steps With Emacs
I drank too much last night / I thought what time it is now / I felt thirst of the throat tl;dr, gib da link:… Read More »Nostalgia: Crimson Room (Flash Escape Room)
Graphing line counts as a way of staying motivated to keep writing! In my case org-mode files and ledgers, but this could be interesting for other things: programming, manuscripts, etc.
One at a time Context Having recently perused org-mode, I figured I’d give it a shot for a bit to see how I do. Get… Read More »Baby Steps With Emacs
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Who organises the organisers?* Context, or On Rabbit Holes Sometimes one dives down a rabbit hole. Occasionally, down that hole one finds an actual rabbit;… Read More »Tuesday Tabsplosion: Org-Mode (The Basics)
Tip your server Context I’m doing more reports like the one I mentioned in the pandoc tips post. The final format is docx, but I… Read More »More Vim Tips to Myself
Is it available yet? Is it available yet? Is it available yet… Background One hundred and fifty days ago, CityFibre came and dug up my… Read More »An Automated Availability Checker
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Make it pop Background For one my my recent Subscriber Crowns I had the need to quickly ‘enhance’ some images for a slideshow- make them… Read More »A Quick GIMP Script to ‘Pop’ an Image