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@internetarchive@mastodon.archive.org why are you so stupid?
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You probably know about M-x dired, the directory editor. But do you know about M-x proced, the process editor?
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@mjdxp@labyrinth.zone @thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io this is a qualitative difference. Let's not pretend LLM generated books and Books written in a word processor are the sane thing.
Finally my youtube client can scrape multiple pages (it is super annoying though.)
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@eljojo@ruby.social @ricmac@mastodon.social @cassidy@mastodon.blaede.family That honestly sounds like an art piece
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@hell I do a lot of my computer in Emacs and at this point I am actively trying to put more of my computing in Emacs, so that I don't have to open a browser.
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@zardoz03@mastodon.online @pkal@social.sdfeu.org You will have to tell the FSF your name but you can ask them to user your pseudonym publicly.
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@jameshowell@fediscience.org Honestly, without magit, I wouldn't be using the advanced git features at all.
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@paniash@mstdn.social vanilla, I nuked many of my custom keybindings a whole ago(before that I used to use evil.)
I have a personal rule that if a keybinding already exists, I will only use that keybinding and not rebind it.
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@pkal@social.sdfeu.org So this means the canvas patch probably isn't getting in? (80281)
#emacs
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@Huubje you know like how dired allows you edit directories, proced allows you to edit processes.
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@Huubje I had seen it before but assumed it was just a listing of processes, I got to know of its true power today.
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I guess I don't need to open need network processes each time. I can just keep piping to the same one.
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@ablatedsprocket@hachyderm.io @minad@mastodon.world I read the thread a while ago. I don't think the issue is that any of the gnu elpa packages depend on "melpa", I don't think they do, just that some gnu elpa packages (which are part of GNU Emacs (not the standard distribution)) depend on packages from nongnu elpa (which are also free software but not part of GNU Emacs.).
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@fiore@brain.worm.pink @rose @navi@social.vlhl.dev you can also view info manuals in PDF readers and wbe browsers.
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@anthk
“Programs must be written for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute.”
Abelson & Sussman, Structure & Interpretation of Computer Programs (1996)
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@fiore@brain.worm.pink @rose @navi@social.vlhl.dev many people just open the info manuals in the web browser, so yes. (Or just download PDFs directly). So yes.
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@hell forgejo, (there is fj.el but I still have to read prs in the browser.). Other than that, random websites which don't work in eww properly.
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@fiore@brain.worm.pink @rose @navi@social.vlhl.dev GNU less happens to support both emacsboth and vi keybindings
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@pkal@social.sdfeu.org I wouldn't say disagreements more like miscommunication, @divyaranjan@mathstodon.xyz and @minad@mastodon.world thought Eli wanted a full drawing API from Elisp, so they were trying to work on that. Recently Eli said they don't want that, and Minad proposed a "memimage" with just basic things required.
(AFAIR of course).
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@hipsterelectron @civodul unfortunately it looks GNU Mach has: https://codeberg.org/small-hack/open-slopware/issues/502#issuecomment-13851578
(I haven't verified it myself yet.)
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@ireneista@adhd.irenes.space @jiub@not.an.evilcyberhacker.net because Emacs lived longer, there have been attempts and there are ongoing attempts to make a better Emacs.
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