Emacs

Removed a little conditional logic from config.org

ox-hugo is nice and all

My whole “thing I wish Denote would just do” issue has been around its custom linking format: If you use Denote’s kind of awesome org-mode dblocks, you get denote: formatted links. Prot is very careful to say custom links are perfectly legal and supported by Emacs, but that leaves out the reality that there’s an ecosystem of non-Emacs org-mode tools (e.g. Plain Org) that don’t understand custom link formats. So I had this very cool thing going on with Gollum running on my Synology. Gollum is mostly the same engine GitHub uses for its own wikis, and it can understand a variety of plaintext formats (including Markdown and org). With Gollum you’ve got a web front-end with search, version control, and inline editing if you’re away from an Emacs-capable machine or just want to look a note up on a phone. ...

The agonized ego is a ring of defense around nothing. And should not interfere with note tool selection.

The Org Borg.

Secrets of the ancients.

kitty and denote. Terminal maximalism? A few fun CLI app directories. Autojump for better CLI fs navigation. More Vampire Survivors.

Pop!_OS redux. Bad company in Emacs. You are not my spin doctor. A fun documentary about the Star Wars Holiday Special. Hugo previews in Emacs.

John Gruber might be Satan. magit-wip-mode. I can never tell when NYT is being obtuse or unintentionally helpful. New Himalayan loom – fingers crossed.

First Thorns match. A little more on Lemmy. Secret Invasion. Tagging Hugo posts in Emacs. Looking for monitor recommendations. Ben in France.