blinryLearn how QR codes work, and how to read them without a computer!
@piko and I just released the interactive explainer that we used in our workshop at #37c3!
I like all things Linux and Emacs related.
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Italian-American on a quest to find the perfect pizza topping.
I like all things Linux and Emacs related.
I like all things Linux and Emacs related.
Just got a dedicated account for my streams: @pizzatorque follow if you want to see Emacs config stuff, packages and programming in general.
Trev 
I've been a fan of Eglot since before it was the official #Emacs LSP package. It's fast, intuitive and plays nicely with all of the editor features.
It has also unveiled how tricky #Java is to get set-up with both good LSP and DAP functionality.
I decided to dig in and write some stuff to make the convenience happen. This is kinda re-inventing the `lsp-mode` wheel with half the bloat.
I got the LSP working well but the dap launch options aren't there yet.
https://git.sr.ht/~trevdev/emacs.d/tree/main/item/lisp/td-eglot.el#L51
One of the cool features built into #emacs is narrowing. If you have a file with many lines, but you only need to work on a single function or portion of the file, you can select the region you want to work on and have only that in the buffer, you can still save and commit your changes while narrowing down.
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Nicolas P. Rougier#Emacs nano-vertico is a minor mode that takes advantage of vertico-buffer mode to display the minibuffer in a regular buffer and uses the header line to display the minibuffer prompt and content. It is made with a lot of hacks and may not be ready fo daily use but it was fun to write. Sources at https://github.com/rougier/nano-vertico
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nixCraft 🐧
daniel:// stenberg://I found out about and started using Emacs in the 1991-1992 time frame to write C code.
Over thirty years later I still today primarily write C code using Emacs. All day, every day.
Any bets on what I will use to write what in another thirty years? =)
Sue SmithThis is wild, a conference listed fake women speakers and when the legit speakers found out they started pulling out, then it turned out one of the fake profiles was also being used catfish style https://www.linkedin.com/posts/efong_gergely-orosz-gergelyorosz-on-x-activity-7134354325253877760-PXuq
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