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by bergheim 1y ago
This has to be a joke. No one ever closes emacs.
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by bergheim 1y ago
It's amazing. Just like you keep repeating full turbo, I hope we all go full turbo, all the time! Who needs thoughtful care in these things anyway, that's for another day! Lets goooo
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by bergheim 1y ago
> They also based all their decision in facts, truth and science What? She shut down nuclear power plants to ramp up coal and Russian dependence. Idolizing people is rarely helpful.
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by bergheim 1y ago
> That would literally change the art world forever. In what world? Some small percentage up or who knows, and _that_ revolutionized art? Not a few years ago, but now, this. Wow.
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by bergheim 2y ago
Agreed. These who would rather use a browser from an Orwellian company are not hackers. They are tools.
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by bergheim 2y ago
Every time Mozilla is on here people go crazy. And they wrote their comment using Chrome or some skin. Which they have used for a decade. Because the button on the left seemed off on Firefox compared to Chrome (always something). So fuck Fi
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by bergheim 2y ago
Uuuh.. so take all my data, as long as it's native?
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by bergheim 2y ago
So that's why a tram just drove into an apple store today [1]. (4 got just minor damages, miraculously) 1: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/oct/29/tram-derails-a...
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by bergheim 2y ago
Creating the menu is hardly the issue. Knowing the API of the package and setting good ergonomic keybindings is.
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by bergheim 2y ago
In that case I encourage you to read up on da Vinci (and not some top 10 dV creations post). It is clear that there was quite a big distinction. I can model a spacecraft that will take me to Alpha Centauri with "questionable" unte
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by bergheim 3y ago
Elpaca [1] does not do this. I use it and it works a treat. 1: https://github.com/progfolio/elpaca
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by bergheim 3y ago
It was.
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by bergheim 3y ago
Looking at his format, I can't help but think what could have been if he had only used org-mode instead! iD software would never have become anything of note, of course. Obsessing over his emacs config, but missing C, and so becoming t
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by bergheim 3y ago
It's been a while since I looked at some random source code and though hey this is nice. This is also how code comments should be - I could follow it all because of them. Not too many or obvious ones, and not too few. I even got a chuc
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by bergheim 3y ago
Sure, but there are things you can do to improve this. Browserplugins and others. See for instance: https://github.com/zachcurry/emacs-anywhere https://github.com/cknadler/vim-anywhere
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by bergheim 3y ago
I read Snow Crash growing up. It is a wonderful weird cyberpunk novel that (metaverse aside, unfortunately) turned out to be kind of Nostradamusly. Easy read. Higly recommended!
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by bergheim 3y ago
This is a strange take. So what if it is more effort. I remember as a member of my cooperatives board, I was reading a lot of what-ifs. One was that if spikes of ice fell down and killed someone on the street, and it happened because of neg
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by bergheim 3y ago
The elixir docs. Much is generated from the code itself (the language "requires" it, so up to date), with very nice interlinking to functions etc. https://elixir-lang.org/docs.html
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by bergheim 4y ago
Years and years ago I wrote chrome and firefox history commands [1]. Not proud of it, but it is more useful than I thought they would be, because well, they all want you to use google, so local search sucks. Easy to integrate with rofi, ema
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by bergheim 4y ago
you.. carry a monitor? how is a steam deck, a keyboard and a monitor better than just having a laptop? also how does the monitor survive this, do you put in in the original box? and if so, how big is your luggage? :)
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by bergheim 4y ago
Uhm. For once, it's... totally unsupported, and nothing runs on it anymore?
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by bergheim 4y ago
I LOVED KDE 3.5. Holy smokes that was a good experience for me growing up. 4 made me switch, and years later, I tried KDE 5 (last year). And eh, I really tried for two weeks. That was super annoying, and coming back to i3 just felt like fin
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by bergheim 4y ago
Really? Bar none? Better than evil?
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by bergheim 4y ago
Wow. I will always remember when I got the AWE32. I had a SB16 which was still great before that. I switched to the AWE32, and remember fighting with my computer get any audio going at all, and wanting to play Day of the Tentacle [1] with t
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by bergheim 4y ago
I use mu4e. As an example, the code for the subject thing is here https://github.com/bergheim/dotfiles/blob/025b8e6c9730f09fe1...
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by bergheim 4y ago
> Emacs had a GUI and mouse support forever on Windows. Emacs did not invent the mouse cursor interface. > It was “bloated and slow”. This comes from not understanding how emacs works. Yes, it has games, no, it is not loaded until you
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by bergheim 4y ago
That's my point. How did emacs influence this? Emacs is nothing like that. If anything, emacs has failed. Everything else is either proprietary or company/plugin based. And mouse based. Imagine spending 8 hours a day for the rest
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by bergheim 4y ago
> Emacs was a great editor just like Nirvana was a great band. It’s influenced every other editor after it. Eh.. Which every other editor would that be? There is a mode [0] you can enable just because of how different it is to every othe
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by bergheim 4y ago
I'll bite. How did vscode raise the bar from every other editor/ide ever?
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by bergheim 4y ago
As a guy that has used both spacemacs and doom emacs (which I would recommend over spacemacs), I disagree - you still will be mucking around with things. Emacs out-of-the-box 2022 leaves a lot to be desired, configurations makes it easier,

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