I bought a copy of "Mastering Emacs" and I'm going through it. I've been using emacs for ~10 years now, on and off, never actually getting "serious". But at my

I bought a copy of "Mastering Emacs" and I'm going through it. I've been using emacs for ~10 years now, on and off, never actually getting "serious". But at my new job we're provided with a remote machine and we're supposed to do most of our work in there[1], so I'm using GNU Emacs in screen. So I'm taking this as an occasion to level up my gnu screen and gnu emacs skills. So far the book has been enlightening. Probably better suited for somebody that has been strugg^H^H^H^H^H^H using emacs for a while than a complete novice, but still a very great book. Also, i'm recalibrating the batteries in my ThinkPads, using tlp (https://linrunner.de/tlp/usage/tlp.html#perform-a-battery-recalibration-while-on-ac-power https://linrunner.de/tlp/usage/tlp.html#perform-a-battery-re...) [1] I could do some work on my work laptop but it's too much work.