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javier.io
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sebastianmellen.com
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| | | | | Introduction I recently bought a drawing tablet to use as a sort of "digital whiteboard" on video calls. I think in large blocks of architecture, so having a whiteboard makes it a lot easier for me to communicate what I'm thinking to others. Using a whiteboard in real-time helps me sketch out and explore new ideas more concretely. Unfortunately, COVID has preempted in-person meetings for now, so I've had to find a way to do this digitally. | |
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rgoswami.me
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| | | | | A short tutorial post on multiple screens for laptops with touch-support and ArchLinux. Also evolved into a long rant, with an Easter egg. Background Of late, I have been attempting to move away from paper, for environmental reasons1. Years of touch typing in Colemak (rationale, config changes) and a very customized Emacs setup (including mathematica, temporary latex templates, Nix, and org-roam annotations) have more or less kept me away from analog devices. | |
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arnesonium.com
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| | | I use Orgzly Revived on my phone to capture to-do items, tasks, writing ideas, and projects. Its files are then synced with an ownCloud server. Those same files are also constantly open in Emacs on my computer, which means there can be some gnarly issues with things getting out of sync. It took me a while to figure out a good way to manage this, and in this brief blog post, I would like to share my solution. | ||
