pspinler

Answered my own question. Yes, and here's how:

https://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=3111191

Can you switch the order of the toolbars, by any chance? Put the menu bar on the top again, followed by the tab bar, then the message toolbar ?

Looking forward to this. There's several talks I'd like to see.

Ditto -- I've been keeping a central to me git repo for my settings for years. Any new machine I'm on 'git clone ; ./settings/setup.sh', then my pull'd .profile does a git pull on login.

As a Minnesotan, I, at least, welcome you. :)

I've had occasional SAD struggles, also. While there are purpose marketed lighting for this, FWIW, I found an off the shelf plant grow light from amazon for a couple hours in the evening while I was otherwise doing computer work helped me.

Good luck!

They bought out a few other brand carwash places in my area, Rochester.

Gotta agree. This fic really has it all.

It's a progression fantasy, so it ticks that guilty pleasure box, but it also has really good, in depth characterizations (which go delightfully in different directions from canon), the worldbuilding is insanely in depth, the writing is more than technically competent, and it's complete!

I use org mode extensively, and yeah, gotta admit it's nice.

My biggest gripe is the amount of typing it still takes to annotate stuff. I often find it hard to keep up e.g. taking live notes in a class settings.

For instance, starting a new document and typing:

  #+BEGIN_TITLE
  Class XYZ Notes
  #+END_TITLE

Then later on I wanna insert a code segment, and, gotta:

  #+BEGIN_SRC javascript
  $var = "ooh, cool code, bro.";
  #+END_SRC

(yeah, C-c C-, s works, but I gotta remember that exists, and then also ewww generates in lowercase -- uppercase that shortcut output!)

And then I find I want a table, so lots of "|"s

There's probably better faster shortcuts for lots of this, but like everything in emacs, it's finding and learning them. Typically I need some downtime to do that, which doesn't happen if I'm e.g. trying to take notes quickly.

Anyway, despite this, I gotta agree org mode is really helpful. Happying org'ing to you!

-- Pat

I use "terminator" -- it has a different visual appearance, but does a lot of the same features, and some I think better. For instance split screen in various ways, and input multiplexed and sent to multiple tabs / screens.

A quick upper and lower case alias lc='tr "[:upper:]" "[:lower:]"' alias uc='tr "[:lower:]" "[:upper:]"'

And because I work a lot with ldap, and ldapsearch returns wrapped text that I can't pass to another pipe stage (e.g. grep, sort): alias unwrapLDIF="perl -p0e 's/\n //g'"