You’ve got Unicode and Emacs so take advantage of the 3 kinds of dashes available to every writer. Here is how with a little detail you might find pretty useful totally unrelated to dashes!
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Never seen it before now watching a flat bottom ditch get created here.
It is so interesting to see even without knowing the terms and approach you can understand some of it by the context.
Definitely worth 14m of your time!
PWB/UNIX is the first UNIX with
make, find, and headBet it was a lot of fun.
After avoiding migrating from Ido to Ivy for years I put in the time today. Long story short it was simple, fast, and easy. Here is the micro version of what it took:
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Never had the want to export to a calendar from Org but here are what looks like three pretty nice ways to do it.
Two cool ideas about connection and community: Unity in diversity and E pluribus unum.
When you run Bash under shell in Emacs on macOS then update_terminal_cwd is never defined and after every command you get the error message bash: update_terminal_cwd: command not found making the shell unusable.
The simplest solution is to define update_terminal_cwd when it isn’t defined.
Here is the code:
if [ -z "$(type -t update_terminal_cwd)" ] || [ "$(type -t update_terminal_cwd)" != "function" ]; then update_terminal_cwd() { true } fi
Thanks to Jon and UnwashedMeme I’ve got the best shell-based Git IDE could have ever imaged! And it is based on Emacs 😄😮.
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Here is the second grind from the Hario Skerton Pro at the 13th click.
After brewing for 4m in the French Press it smelled and tasted great.
Ever wonder how wifi devices talk to each other when they don’t know that you are listening?
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