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!
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 head
Bet 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:
Continue reading “(Emacs+Org-Mode) Migrate From Ido To Ivy In One Quick Step”
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.
Thanks to Jon and UnwashedMeme I’ve got the best shell-based Git IDE could have ever imaged! And it is based on Emacs 😄😮.
Continue reading “(Emacs+Org-Mode) Personal Magit From The Terminal”
My desk has 3 monitor on it—two external and one built into the Mac. They are used like this:
I tried to keep it simple but it is still easy to forget which application that I’m working with. I wanted a way to highlight the window that had focus and I found it with HazeOver — Distraction Dimmer for Mac.
Continue reading “(macOS) Handling Too Many Application Windows Overload on macOS”
The IBM AS/400 (aka iSeries) is a combined hardware application server platform. Instead of worrying about the next hot new framework, you have everything that you need to get business done. It is really quite nice in that regard.
Great news: Emacs runs on it.
“Forgive and be committed to loving-kindness toward yourself”.
Is there anything else worth doing?
Thanks Luis!
My friend has a free lecture tonight. It is about dealing conversations that go totally wrong. For example, you start out having a nice conversation over the 4th of July weekend and next thing you know the topic of favorite football teams come up. Things just went from casual to serious. Then since the conversation is already going so well somebody changes it to public policies regarding controversial topics. Things just went from serious to critical. Ouch, that isn’t what anybody intended, but it is easy to recover from this.
My friend has a free lecture tonight about how to turn these really intense and downright angry conversations back to where they began: two passionate people who want to share what they value and feel with people who they respect and care for. Check out how—it is possible for all of us immediately.