The Art Of Not Asking Why

Almost time to leave.

LibreWolf is back on macOS.

Nat sent this to me after I mentioned my Apple Watch makes me more anxious about my lack of sleep by constantly reminding me that I’m tired.

I tried to write about Mewgenics a couple of times now and failed — there’s so much going on in this game that makes it challenging to write about!

I wanted to write a short update to my Emacs pinky / RSI situation.

Dan had a good post about polyamory, in which he explains how his partner Ruth shares a bed between him and his meta — her other life partner.

Finished watching: Prix Pantheon S1E5, Episode 5 📺 This show is not super original, but somehow the way it works and develops clicks nicely.

Being a text editor (among other things), Emacs has quite a few tricks up its sleeve for making writing not just easier but also fun and seemingly magical.

Oh yes, I think I’m going to enjoy this game very much.

This is now fixed: GCC drive error on macOS: This seems to show up with almost every new Emacs package I’ve been trying recently on my Mac.

A quick update for my Emacs config Gems series: I am working on part 5, and I’m trying to finalize a few things first.

Uploaded the blog’s custom.css file to Codeberg over at codeberg.org/jayteear/… (someone already has JTR on Codeberg, and I can’t find any evidence it was me, so can the real JTR please stand up?)

I have a confession.

Microsoft vent #213: Outlook on Mac has shortcomings compared to the web version.

Last evening and today, added a few more elements to the site’s CSS: Keyboard keystrokes now stand out more with a small drop-shadow effect and the code font Red arrow (same color as footnotes indicators) points to external links

A few days ago, after getting annoyed that Apple Mail doesn’t have a normal Zoom-in function (Magnifier isn’t what I consider normal), I downloaded Thunderbird for my personal/blog emails.

Scrolled through BlueSky and Mastodon without my filters.

Made a couple of more tweaks to the CSS.

I’ve been doing so much Emacs writing lately, so I guess it’s time I get my Emacs pinky (which is a form of RSI).

They seem to have integrated co-pilot into Word, and this is one place I appreciate having AI.

Emacs pinky is becoming a thing for me recently.

Years ago, when I started the old blog1, I discovered Solarized.

Part four of Emacs Config Gems is about basic file operations and save functions.

This guy was chilling at the farmer’s market today

I got a bigger and better monitor recently, and I’ve been exploring calibrating it on both my Mac and my Linux desktop for the last week or so.