Howard Abrams @howard@mastodon.xyz
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A poet in love with the absurd, his family, and his own hubris.... oh, and Lisp.
Did I mention Emacs? I feel like I should give that a shout-out here.
@_sven Thanks! Hrm, that's what I tried, but I guess I'll have to see the code to see how to activate it.
I haven't heard of codeberg.org, but we clearly need this.
Shoot, the mastodon.el #Emacs project doesn't support 2FA... That sounds like a chewy project.
What cross posting app do we use to weed ourselves off the twatverse?
@yisraeldov I need to generate some! 😁
No matter what computer I use, this is how I start. I find this oddly comforting.
While I thought my original eshell prompt was pretty fancy, I was inspired by what I just read in the *Emacs News* to supersize mine.
See code here: https://github.com/howardabrams/dot-files/blob/master/emacs-eshell.org#special-prompt
The PDX Emacs Hackers met the other night to create a breadcrumb project for #Emacs. Here is what happened: http://howardism.org/Technical/Emacs/hack-night-summary-1.html
@kasey I have started to search back on hashtags based on my interest ... Found the guy porting a Mastodon to Emacs interface.
@kasey So when you find them ... pass 'em over.
@clarkenciel@cybre.space @johnson May I suggest checking out Spacemacs? You get the glories of both.
@dirtyvader Thank you!
While I'm not overly verbose on social networks, I see that an #introduction is in order.
I talk about technology, especially #emacs and #containers, and program in a variety of langs, including #lisp, #clojure, #ruby, #python, #java, #javascript
I like to read about #science, especially #astronomy, #climatechange.
I like to consider myself a #maker of tiny #robots using #raspberrypi and #arduino ... and I like to play #tabletop games, like #rpg ...
I may be fully geek buzzword compliant.
After creating the smallest #emacs machine, which would have worked well if I was Tom Thumb ... my project rebuild (with larger text) is complete.
Heard the following quote by Marla Briel at #clojurewest: "computers are easy; people are hard."
