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In the previous article in the Emacs ways series we did a little jive on copying files from one source location to a destination location. […]
You often see questions like this pop up in places around the Emacs community: how do you take notes in Org Mode? It’s a good […]
Table of Contents UNIXy Way Emacs Way Copying files is one of those everyday operations you will do constantly. Whether it’s backing up a config […]
I am happy to announce that my command line program for binding plain text writing files is live on my GitHub, with full documentation here, […]
As we are now full swing into New Years resolution season, I’m sure you are all thinking about getting your fitness game in order. If […]
In a previous post, I mentioned a little bit of modeline hacking to display git changes and today’s commit count. In this article, I thought […]
An often overlooked part of the productivity equation is knowing when to stop. Sometimes it feels good to keep adding and keep going, but you […]
I recently demoed a python script on my YouTube channel for analyzing git commits and extracting writing stats. This script is ideal for daily writing […]
You’ve often heard it said that Emacs is more of an operating system than a text editor. While this was often meant as a joke, […]
As I mentioned in my Git For Writers book, there may be situations in which you want to only stage part of a file instead […]
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