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2021-02-13

  • 15:44 UTC (new) (history) 2021-02-13 Copying to clipboard with single spaces . . . . mbork I sometimes need to transfer some text from Emacs to another program, like a web broswer or terminal. A few weeks ago I thought that it would be nice if I could somehow transform that text – mu use-case is changing double spaces (which I habitually put after every sentence, so that I can use Emacs’ sentence-aware commands) to single spaces (which is what most people expect, and some people treat as the only correct option).

2021-02-06

2021-02-01

  • 10:07 UTC (new) (history) Comments on 2021-01-25 Generating consecutive dates in Unix shell . . . . Anonymous You don't need the grep, just use the output formatting in date: for d in `seq 0 7 36`; do date -d "2020-01-05 $d days" +"%A%t%d-%m-%Y"; done . . .
  • 08:06 UTC (new) (history) 2021-02-01 Copying symlink targets in Dired . . . . mbork I have a short but pretty useful tip today for everyone who uses Dired as their main file manager (which I do, of course). When copying symlinks using dired-do-copy (bound to C by default), Dired copies them as symlinks. Giving a prefix argument of C-u makes dired-do-copy dereference the symlink first.

2021-01-25

  • 11:26 UTC (new) (history) 2021-01-25 Generating consecutive dates in Unix shell . . . . mbork It is no surprise for any regular reader that I have a kind of love-hate relationship with the shell. Bash is one of the most terrible languages out there, but sometimes writing a short shell snippet is just handy. This was the case some time ago, when I wanted to loop over several dates.

2021-01-17

  • 19:08 UTC (new) (history) 2021-01-17 Królowa Magnolii I . . . . mbork No to dzisiaj coś z zupełnie innej beczki. Kilka dni temu skończyłem czytać tom I Królowej Magnolii Marty Marii Dobrzyńskiej. Najkrótsza recenzja, jaką potrafię napisać, ma trzy litery. Wow.

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