Moving to Micro.blog
If everything works out OK, you will find my new Micro.blog on taonaw.com instead of this one. But, since you’re here, you’re probably looking for a “final words” kind of post. This is not it.
Resarching Classical Music
Finally, I got good directions for my classical music journey on Reddit.
Back To Origins With Org-Mode And My Wiki
Happy Thanksgiving from here in NYC all. It’s going to be a chilly day, with temperatures rising about 50 while the sun is out. I wanted to write another update on my recent work while the coffee is still hot.
Writing Modes
After working on my wiki for a couple of weeks straight, I’m starting to calm down a bit. I’m thinking of what I write, and where.
Of TiddlyWiki, Emacs, and Digital Gardens
For the last couple of weeks, I’ve been brainstorming the idea of converting this website into a fork of a wiki, particularly, TiddlyWiki. I went full circle from using the tool to builing a static website, back to the original, single-file java script supported version. Here are some of my thoughts.
Moving a Mastodon Server
Ash, the admin of mastodon.technology, is shutting it down. Mastodon Technology has been my instance (server) for the last couple of years - it has been my introduction to Mastodon in general. He wrote about it on his blog.
Tagging and republishing
I just zapped a bunch of tags on this blog. Apologies if this messed up your rss feeds. There were just too many tags! Some tags were created for one post, in hope of writing more about the topic in the future, while others were repetitions of already existing tags.
MS Word Wins… For Now
I tried folks, I really tried, but for now, I can’t use Emacs for my technical writing, as much as I’d like to. This is far from over though. I’m planning a comeback sooner than later… Here are some of my thoughts so far.
Emacs and a new Workflow
As more of my work functions shift toward Technical Writing, I sat down to evaluate my Emacs workflow. Most of the Knowledge Base (KB) articles will be written in ServiceNow, and I thought only minor tweaks will be needed. As it turns out, the devil’s in the details.
Thoughts on Gaming at 3 AM
The other night I woke up around 3 in the morning. This happens more often than not, and I’m learning to make peace with it as much as I can. One of the ways to do that is to play an immersive video game, one that will occupy my mind enough to hopefully get another hour of sleep or so. One such game is Elite Dangerous, which I picked up again recently.