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Org Mode – Organize Your Life In Plain Text!

11Jun09 1428 CEST
by entropie <entropie@ackro.org>
Filed in emacs, lisp, org, mode and howto.

Emacs Command Summary

30Sep08 2015 CEST
by entropie <entropie@ackro.org>
Filed in emacs and cheat.

Emacs Rectangle Editing quick help

24Jul08 0058 CEST
by entropie <entropie@ackro.org>
Filed in emacs.

etracker => a Emacs OSC tracker

03Dec07 1939 CET
by entropie <entropie@ackro.org>
Filed in imported, emacs and lisp.

A Guided Tour of Emacs — The many faces of Emacs

26May07 1944 CEST
by entropie <entropie@ackro.org>
Filed in imported, emacs and docs.

#rcirc

26Nov08 0108 CET
010612 <neale> so I can get crap out of my emacs-under-screen-under-ssh
010620 <rcy> nice
010627 <neale> it was sabetts's idea
010643 <neale> "It'll be easy," he said. "Don't be a wuss."
010651 <neale> 90 minutes later, I had it working.
010658 <rcy> he inspires many that way
010702 <neale> I hate that guy so much.
010922 <rcy> yeah
010927 <sabetts> neale: hey great to hear you got it working
by entropie <entropie@ackro.org>
Filed in emacs, lisp and inspiring.
Source: http://ackro.org/Images/2008-01-21-183031_1276x612_scrot.png
Filed in imported, screenshot, emacs and regexp.
by entropie <entropie@ackro.org>
21Jan08 1835 CET
Source: http://ackro.org/Images/2007-07-16-010451_2624x1200_scrot.png
Filed in imported, emacs, dired and movies.
by entropie <entropie@ackro.org>
16Jul07 0107 CEST
Source: http://ackro.org/Images/2007-06-10-192915_1024x768_scrot.png
Filed in imported, screenshot, german, emacs, mew and spam.
by entropie <entropie@ackro.org>
10Jun07 1930 CEST
Source: http://ackro.org/Images/2007-02-26-151307_2624x1200_scrot.png
Filed in imported, screenshot, emacs, ruby and rcirc.
26Feb07 2105 CET

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