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Historically, I've only ever known two great ways of focusing Emacs windows: the built-in other-window command, which cycles through all the available windows, and the ace-window package, offering random window access. It's not that there aren't more or b

I've been a happy ready-player user for some time now. I consider the Emacs package fairly feature-complete, for my needs anyway. Well almost. While I've successfully migrated most of my music-listening to offline playback, there are the odd times when I

The other day, my partner and I went into the hospital as two and came out as three. This week, I became a father. From the second I cuddled this little fella, I felt like I'd known him my entire life. I love him so much. Since going indie dev full-time,

Time for a new Bending Emacs episode. This one is a follow-up to Episode 12, where we explored Claude Skills as emacs-skills. Bending Emacs Episode 13: agent-shell + Claude Skills + Charts This time around, we look at inline image rendering in agent-shell

Time for a new Bending Emacs episode. This one is a follow-up to Episode 10, where we introduced agent-shell. Bending Emacs Episode 12: agent-shell + Claude Skills This time around, we explore Claude Skills and how to use them to teach agents Emacs tricks

At times, even purchased music excludes album covers in track metadata. For those instances, ready-player-mode offers M-x ready-player-download-album-artwork, which does as it says on the tin. The interactive command offers a couple of fetching providers

I recently built a little package to flash Emacs windows as you switch through them, so I might as well showcase it in a new Bending Emacs episode, so here it goes: Bending Emacs Episode 11: winpulse In addition to showcasing winpulse, we showed some of t

Hard to say officially, but I've been primarily using Emacs for roughly a couple of decades. Maybe my eyesight isn't what it used to be, or maybe I've just been wanting a stronger visual signal as I navigate through Emacs windows. Either way, today's the

I've been somewhat chaotically "bookmarking" things to watch for some time. The info typically goes straight to an Emacs org file primarily via Journelly. I'm fairly forgiving in my input form. I often link to Reddit discussions, IMDB/Letterboxd links, or

Back in 2023, I toyed with the relevant iOS dev tools needed to create a custom Tesco Clubcard pkpass, and even showed how to scan a QR code from our beloved Emacs (of course). Neither my friend Vaarnan nor I are strangers to the iOS ecosystem, yet we bot