Friday, June 30, 2023
New (2014) Mac Mini. Another of my tech heroes turns out to be an over-privileged racist dick.
New (2014) Mac Mini. Another of my tech heroes turns out to be an over-privileged racist dick.
Mark Bernstein on defects vs surprises. Software decisions. Sharpening my knives.
Meta NDAs. DFW on Tourism. Complexity.
Why I don’t quit Emacs. A new (2014) Mac Mini
The Fediverse. Wasting my final years. Generational generalizations
Click tracking is costing you money. DHH 🙄. Note taking struggles continue.
What’s up with RudimentaryLathe?
Wasting time in Emacs. Essential Knowledge book bundle.
I have been wondering if the benefits of using ox-hugo just so I can write posts using Org-mode format is worth the extra layer of abstraction. I prefer Org-mode to Markdown, but Markdown is fine. In fact, Markdown-mode makes editing Markdown in Emacs quite pleasant. Ox-hugo is a great package, but increasingly seemed like a clever but unnecessary abstraction. One of its best features is that it makes creating new posts super easy. I never liked using the Hugo CLI, so ox-hugo solved that problem. ...
Edward Snowden quote. Ox-hugo. Featured images and the Congo theme.
I don’t have anything to say here today. Here’s a photo of the likely cause: Some days a notebook and a pencil is all I want
A new Hugo theme
Emacs from scratch continues
I spent Fathers’ Day with my dad and my daughter, so that was pretty perfect.
Emacs from scratch. A roll through the Hasselblad
I’ve succumbed to the temptation to try building my Emacs config from scratch. We’ve been here before.
Where should I write it down?
Bringing back the Rudimentary Lathe blog. MWeb Editor. Continued Emacs waffling.
I need to re-calibrate. Is Emacs a waste of time? Complexity.
Blot outage nudges me back to Hugo. Mike Hall’s Denote setup. OK Young’n.