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Monthly Archives: September 2019
Using R With Emacs and ESS
With the rise of big data, the R programming language has become one of the most popular languages. Indeed, the IEEE has it rated as number 5 in 2019. Probably the most popular environment for R is RStudio, an IDE … Continue reading
Opening Images in Emacs
These tweets: Expected outcome #Emacs. pic.twitter.com/fHh97DVcda — Antti Tyrväinen (@antti_engineer) September 8, 2019 reminded me that not everyone is aware that you can open image files in Emacs so I thought I’d share the knowledge. If you like, it’s easy … Continue reading
Curl Recipes
There’s not much going on today so I thought I’d share this small list of Curl recipes that I recently stumbled on. If you’re like me, your first reaction when facing a problem like those on this list is to … Continue reading
Apple Secrecy and the Tech Press
It’s no secret among those who have been reading this blog for a while that Irreal doesn’t hold journalists in high regard. Those that aren’t explicitly corrupt are mostly lazy and ignorant (yes, yes, of course there are exceptions). I … Continue reading
Emacs or Vi
It’s Friday so it’s time for a little red meat. I usually wouldn’t release another video so soon, but I wanted to finally settle this important question in honor of Labor Day. (Plus, it’s only a minute or so long.) … Continue reading
The Google GDPR Workaround
A little over a week ago in my post on Google Tracking, I remarked that nothing short of strictly enforced GDPR-syle legislation would get Google and the other adtech miscreants to behave. I ended on the cynical note that maybe … Continue reading
Org Mode 9.2.6
Bastien tweets that he’s just released Org-mode 9.2.6: I released #emacs #orgmode 9.2.6, a bugfix release. Enjoy! — Bastien Guerry (@bzg2) September 4, 2019 It’s a bug release so there’s no big changes, just a bit of bolt tightening.
Tips For Working Remotely
The other day I blogged about The Remote Work Report and how most people, given the opportunity, love working remotely. Some work from home, while others prefer coffee shops for even remote working spaces. For those of you who spend … Continue reading
Remembering Unix at 50
As hard as it seems to believe, Unix is going to be 50 this year. Once Unix escaped from the Labs and became generally known and available, there was a lot of skepticism that it would have amount to anything. … Continue reading
Weather Alert
Those of you in the U.S., especially the South Eastern U.S., are certainly aware of Hurricane Dorian, a very powerful Cat 5 hurricane bearing down on the Bahamas and the southern east coast. Happily, the forecast track moved to the … Continue reading