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by girzel 12y ago
No, BBDB doesn't maintain separate lists of "real contacts" and "seen addresses". On the other hand, contact creation is cheap, and can be totally automated to happen behind the scenes, without your involvement, so
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by girzel 12y ago
I use BBDB, the standard contact manager package. Version 3 is much better! It does all the autocompletion stuff you could want. As far as I know there's no integration with notmuch, though. That's not too much of a problem, howev
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by girzel 12y ago
I have a setup like that -- gmail imap, synced with isync, indexed with notmuch. Gnus' imap implementation has gotten much faster recently, and the notmuch integration is great. On the other hand, if you're liking mutt, why switch
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by girzel 12y ago
What great pleasure this thread gave me. My Thai daughter confirmed the joke and, after a very painful explanation of bases, was laughing (tentatively) along with me.
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by girzel 13y ago
Not everyone's spam filters are that good! Being able to run contact form submissions through akismet is pretty nice.
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by girzel 13y ago
It seems there are three different use cases. 1) Typing and storing words as plain-text. Two spaces seem unnecessary. 2) Writing a file for pretty printing. LaTeX is an excellect choice, and will probably make a pretty PDF. 3) Display as an
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by girzel 13y ago
gwene.org, then read in gnus via nntp.
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by girzel 14y ago
This, sirs, is why LaTeX asks you to differentiate between sentence-ending periods and non-sentence-ending periods in source code, and adds just a little bit of elasticity to the sentence-ending periods during compilation. The tools that ma
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by girzel 14y ago
Exactly my experience. I've been running a private OpenVPN instance for a couple of years now -- a month ago they started blocking it. Switching ports works for approximately three hours.