You know when you talk to someone else with ADHD when you realize you juggle 3 conversations in one, going from one layer to the other, and you’re both able to keep track AND connect the layers when needed all while having lunch walking, because who has time to sit down anyway.
Style & Emacs Config: A Semantic HTML Reckoning
I woke up at 05:40, bothered by the fact that filenames lack a dedicated HTML tag. One thing led to another, and now I’m questioning every heading level on my blog. And now I can finally have breakfast.
This is one of the awesome things about having an espresso machine at home. I love watching the hot coffee “drilling” into the ice 📷. 🧊☕️☀️
Emacs Config Gems - Part 2
I continue my Emacs config series by first admitting I lied about Part 1 being an intro: this here is a second intro. I also seem to have some style obsessions. org-edit-special, registers, mark ring, and one or two rabbit holes, because of course 🐰
I Love me Some Em Dashes, and I Don't Care
Em dashes are back in style. Why? Because I said so. I’m fighting back with AP-style spacing and a middle finger to AI detectors. And also, commas can suck it.
Nice sunny day to see a sunflower 📷
Emacs Config Gems - Part 1
Three weeks into my Emacs config project, and I’m still going. This post covers the first four blocks of my .emacs file on macOS — the “boot” sequence before the real stuff. After writing this for almost 2 hours (not including editing), I ended up with more questions than answers. Sounds about right.
Interesting trick, discovered by mistake:
Dragging and dropping a file into Emacs while in a folder with Dired copies it there, just as Finder would. Did you know that? I didn’t!
Hello there red guy. Glad you’re enjoying the weather. Me? Eh. I think it’s back to the AC in a few. Keep it real. 📷
Two Weeks, Two Projects
Two weeks deep into Emacs config and a book idea about blogging. The Emacs tweaks are going great… The book? Not so much.