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vertico is a powerful completion framework for Emacs that helps, for example, to find files using partial matches.

:ID: a841da2f-48f7-43c3-ac52-1ca0c30b1e7c At the moment, my various files are quite spread out between different computers, a number of USB drives and even old hard drives I usually keep offline.

I often embed images into my Org mode documents.

Let us get a little more fancy than the simple captures of the previous post: capturing bibliographic references (or simply interesting links).

:header-args:emacs-lisp: :tangle “~/src/org-jami-bot/org-jami-bot.el” I keep most of my life in plain text files and manage them using Org mode.

:header-args:emacs-lisp: :tangle “~/src/jami-bot/jami-bot.el” Jami is a distributed and private messenger that is part of the GNU project and mainly developed by Savoir-faire Linux.

As a user, you typically expect your software application to seamlessly interact with other processes and bits of the local system.

Today, I found out about the special marker ,@ in Elisp: it allows to splice an evaluated value into a quoted list while keeping the level of the “injected” elements the same as other elements on the resulting list.

I use email quite extensively in my every-day communication, at least at work.

Although I have fond memories of playing the text adventure Hexuma (and some similar titles) in the 90s, I only started to get interested in interactive fiction as a story-telling medium a little while ago.

I really enjoy messing with Raspberry Pi computing systems and have several running inside my home, either feeding my stereo system with music or keeping my personal data in sync.

Whether at home or at work, much of my usual work flow revolves around my Emacs setup (and many, many open browser tabs).

I really like writing papers and complex documents in LaTeX.

I have had many, many accounts during the 25 years that I have spent online.

When you are using Emacs with the Doom-Emacs configuration, you might have noticed that you are being offered a couple of templates to select from whenever you are visiting certain types of file for the first time: your brand new file will be pre-populated

I have had my first Google account since around 2003 when Google introduced GMail and still required you to be invited by an existing user.

I have been looking into a more suitable font choice for my blog.

Version control systems such as git are amazing tools for software development and most projects involving more than a handful developers would hardly work without them.

I have been building (and rebuilding) my digital music library for around 22 years now.

A warm welcome to my first blog post!