SENDING DOCS TO KINDLE MACOS
So I wanted to send a recent book I’d purchased (https://www.thegoodbook.co.uk/just-be-honest) to the Kindle from my macbook.
MODULES WITHIN EMACS
The pitch
Do you maintain your own .emacs.d
and worry that it is a single pile of complected and unmaintainable logic? Fancy a bit of spacemacs’ layers?
A NEW EXPERIMENT
So I am trying a new experiment…
Thanks to HUGO and ox-hugo there is now a feasibly blogging platform that doesn’t take me out of emacs.
MPD, NCMPCDD, PERL, CPAN AND SONG RATINGS ON OSX
Hi there, been a while - so, buzzword bingo anyone ;-).
MPD, NCMPCDD, PERL, CPAN AND SONG RATINGS ON OSX
Having grown tired of the weight and cost of a GUI I am returning to my lighter-weight roots as much as possible. I can’t quite reproduce the fantastic experience of i3 on the mac but using terminal based apps is a good first step.
SSH KEYS AND UNRAID
I wanted to rsync
some data directly to and from my unRAID server. (And yes, the eagle eyed amongst you will remember I moved away from it previously. I’m back, but that’s for another post.)
SSH KEYS AND UNRAID
I wanted to rsync
some data directly to and from my unRAID server. (And yes, the eagle eyed amongst you will remember I moved away from it previously. I’m back, but that’s for another post.)
MANAGING DEPENDANT PROJECTS WITH LEIN
I strongly believe that ignorance is one of the most powerful tools we should employ when we build software. As a mechanism to enforce de-coupling it is great. What?! Huh?! No, I haven’t lost the plot (any more than usual), I simply mean that I strive to build small components that are as ignorant as possible. The opposite of ignorance is knowledge and the more knowledge a component has the more coupled it is.
MANAGING DEPENDANT PROJECTS WITH LEININGEN
Caveat
For some reason the nicely aligned clojure snippets are rendered weirdly. Probably some proportional/fixed width issue somewhere. Apologies.
SEAFILE LIBRARY HISTORY
Seafile has a really neat ‘history’ browser - on the web site you will see a little clock icon when viewing a library. If you click this you can navigate to a point-in-time and then either restore the entire library, a folder or a file from that snapshot.