
Dungeons and Dragons threads its needle
I went in unsure how it could work, came out pretty sure it did work, and I think I understand why.
I went in unsure how it could work, came out pretty sure it did work, and I think I understand why.
Some ruby wired up to mutt macros allows for on-the-fly sender scoring and a color-coded message index.
My historic pattern for descending into Emacs hell has always started with the kitchen-sink init, and the path to recovery has always involved a patient refactoring into multiple files: Some kind of “the basics,” something just for org, something for odd little quality of life things, and a quarantine file where new stuff can enjoy a probation period where I can bisect it first when something goes wrong. If I add a big chunk of functionality from a new mode, that might get its own file, too. ...