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2020-01-13

• 20:03 UTC (new) 2020-01-13 Automatic testing during rebasing . . . . Marcin Borkowski – I am already accustomed to hidden gems in Git. Still, finding one is always nice. Recently, I was reading through git-rebase manpage, and two things drew my attention.

2020-01-06

• 09:08 UTC (new) 2020-01-06 Org agenda statistics, part I . . . . Marcin Borkowski – Some time ago I wrote about the org-batch-agenda macro. I decided to finally put it in good use. My goal is to write a command-line tool (or alternatively, an Emacs command) displaying some statistics about my pending tasks. However, for that I needed to solve two (minor) problems.

2019-12-24

• 14:14 UTC (new) 2019-12-24 Christmas 2019 . . . . Marcin Borkowski – So, it’s Christmas Eve again! Thanks be to God for His mercy and coming to us as the Child! This year, I have special reasons to be thankful, since my family got through a difficult time of serious illness of one of us. I am sure every one of my readers has something to thank for – don’t hesitate to kneel before God the Almighty, his Son Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit and thank! As usual, my Christmas present to all my readers is a decade of Rosary for you.

2019-12-23

• 15:01 UTC (new) 2019-12-23 Counting sentences in emails . . . . Marcin Borkowski – Some time ago I wrote about sentence counting in Emacs buffers (or regions). I promised a sequel, and here it is. The real reason to count sentences is that I wanted to be able to automatically put a signature in my email referring to one of the http://sentenc.es/ webpages. It turns out, however, that counting sentences in email messages is much more difficult than it seems.

2019-12-16

• 21:56 UTC (new) 2019-12-16 rot13 and other Caesar ciphers in Emacs . . . . Marcin Borkowski – A few days ago I saw a friend’s message on the Internet. The message looked like a bunch of random characters. Of course, I suspected a simple substitution cipher. What do I do?

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