Introduction Gemini is often described as the “small web”: a space with fewer frills, less overhead, and a friendlier pace than today’s HTTP-dominated internet. For me, it’s also an excuse to play with Emacs and see how far I can bend it into being my all-in-one publishing tool. What follows is a tour through the little pipeline I’ve cobbled together in a single Emacs package: local/lh-gemini.el. With it, I can: ...
Emacs can do a lot. This is hardly news! One of the things you can use Emacs for is to browse twitter. Why might you want to do this? Well, the main benefit is that you remain in Emacs! This means I can capture tweets easily into my org-roam database and then have them available to cite, or link, and include in my research. The main way of browsing twitter within Emacs is to use Yuto Hayamizu’s twittering-mode. This is a great package that gives a tweetdeck-like interface within the editor for browsing twitter. ...