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by nanna 5y ago
Hate to say it but Emacs org timestamps handle this easily. This would create a recurring entry on the first of October every year. * TODO Tax return <2021-10-01 +1y>
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by nanna 5y ago
Thanks, I might just give org-roam another try!
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by nanna 5y ago
Archiving declutters my org files. I could delete things, but archiving saves me from screwing up, and it's basically for free. No need to use drawers or properties necessarily. I've got into Properties mostly through realising th
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by nanna 5y ago
how about this? https://orgmode.org/manual/Extracting-Agenda-Information.htm...
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by nanna 5y ago
Extremely happy with my Fairphone 3. Look forward to five more years with it before buying another one.
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by nanna 5y ago
Emacs org-mode is great at producing Taskjuggler charts. The documentation is a bit rough though. This is the most thorough walkthrough I've found though it uses the QT-based Taskjuggler 2: https://orgmode.org/worg&#x2F
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by nanna 5y ago
> I use org-super-agenda and a central TODO file to manage my stuff Hadn't heard of org-super-agenda, but looks great. Thanks! https://github.com/alphapapa/org-super-agenda > I've also started using org
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by nanna 5y ago
I carry my laptop with me most places... Not ideal. Need to look into a mobile solution.
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by nanna 5y ago
If you want the latest and greatest Org Mode functionality, then you really want to use it in Emacs. If you want a limited subset, then an implementation in another editor (or a mobile app) might do. I find that it works best when integrat
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by nanna 5y ago
Very cool, thanks for sharing.
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by nanna 5y ago
Org Mode should work out of the box, once you've got Emacs installed on Windows, I think? Download from... https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/emacs/windows/emacs-27/ Then have a look at these tweaks: https:&#
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by nanna 5y ago
Fellow Org users, remember there are various ways to support its development, including making donations: https://orgmode.org/contribute.html
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by nanna 5y ago
> If you want to install the latest stable versions of Org, please use the GNU ELPA package. The status of GNU Elpa in *Packages* is 'Available Obsolete'. Version is 9.5 though. Bit confusing but guess this is now the way to go
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by nanna 5y ago
I'm ADHD and Org-mode has majorly improved my capacity to organise my life, because it has let me create a system that integrates most things I do in a way that works for me and my quirks. My current setup is.... - Capture todos as the
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by nanna 5y ago
Start from the horse's mouth, either Wiener's book Cybernetics, or better yet his "layman's introduction", The Human Use of Human Beings. If you're interested in the history then Ronald Kline's The Cyberne
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by nanna 5y ago
Since he had nothing to do with Soviet cybernetics or the invention of the US internet?
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The cybernetics scare and the origins of the Internet (2009)(balticworlds.com)
77 points by nanna 5y ago|27 comments
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by nanna 5y ago
Ok, but you're talking 1950s, when this article is talking about the '70s and '80s. The US got so far ahead of the USSR in computing because of the military-industrial-academic complex that channelled vast public resources an
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by nanna 5y ago
In the UK we have The Week magazine, which does pretty much that? The idea is to subscribe to its print edition, rather than read it online. https://www.theweek.co.uk/
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Linux information project: list of commands(linfo.org)
2 points by nanna 5y ago|0 comments
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by nanna 5y ago
Hugely enjoyed The Hunters of Prehistory by Andre Leroi-Gourhan. Such an inspiring introduction to paleolithic archeology, even if it's inevitably a bit dated these days, and it is Eurocentric. Great as an introduction to structuralism
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by nanna 5y ago
I think it's possible to stay fairly well informed without becoming a news junkie. Tactics that have worked for me: - RSS feeds for daily news - Weekly summaries from The Week magazine (UK) posted through letterbox. - Fortnightly from
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by nanna 5y ago
> there's no language barrier As a Brit who's spent a fair amount of time in the Midwest I beg to differ. One example I often came across was that I would interlace what I said with relatively subtle humour, as everyone does ba
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by nanna 5y ago
Ah yes, that's true.
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by nanna 5y ago
ISSNs identify the publisher (edit: the publication ). DOIs identify items of content.
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by nanna 5y ago
Question: are there any mature CSS component frameworks out there aside from Bootstrap and Bulma? And why aren't there more?
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Can Navalny’s Smart Voting app affect Russia’s election?(aljazeera.com)
3 points by nanna 5y ago|0 comments
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by nanna 5y ago
Microsoft Word. That's literally the only thing which stops me from installing Windows on all of my friend's and family's aging laptops. LibreOffice just isn't capable of 100% replicating the formatting of a docx generat
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by nanna 5y ago
Microsoft Word. That's literally the only thing which stops me from installing Windows on all of my friends and familys aging laptops. LibreOffice just isn't capable of 100% replicating the formatting of a docx generated by Word,
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Fathom: Privacy Law Compliance(usefathom.com)
3 points by nanna 5y ago|0 comments

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