PDFs
TXTs
Pics
Links
- eev.ee — this girl is my role model
- n-gate.com — your gateway to not reading Hacker News
- deepsid — my music player of choice
I'm a dragon and I love collecting funny little things, especially PDFs, they can be pretty lovely.
I don't use scripts to track you and no one should. Down with digital surveillance.
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You may be thinking your experiences are just yours but what is just you?
You can't be your body. When you die, your body is still there. It decomposes, it's consumed, and after some time it's someone else's body. But then was it ever just your in the first place?
You can clearly see yourself as an individual, because there's your experience and there is experience that is not your. There's a tangible dividing line, and you're compelled to draw it. There's you and there's me. We're different. Yet this difference will be swiftly erased whenever both of us die. So is there actually any difference in the first place?
It's surprisingly good for authoring simple HTML pages. I recommend using it if you can. I don't know if Linux or MS Windows have similar applications.
I like using Emacs and like everyone else I'm very impressed with org-mode.
I also use evil-mode because I'm a somewhat competent Vim user and I want
the Vim experience in Emacs.
Now, these days I mostly use MS Visual Studio Code. It's a good editor, and right out of the box it extensively supports Typescript which I use a lot. It even has a plugin to delegate editing capabilites to Neovim, the Vim variant of my choice. I mostly enjoy using it, it's a bit rough around the edges but it works well enough so I don't have a lot of problems.
I still like Emacs better than MS VS Code. It's incredibly cool to use an editor that can be programmed in Lisp.