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  • Starting Emacs on boot

    calendar Dec 30, 2013 · 1 min read · emacs  ·
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    I use Emacs all the time. My most important Emacs runs in my own server, which I access remotely either through a tty terminal, or a graphical session. The terminal can either be plain ssh, or mosh. The graphical session is x2go at the moment. Since I always want an Emacs running, and I want to access the same emacs …


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  • My work setup 2014

    calendar Dec 28, 2013 · 2 min read · equipment  ·
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    I've bought some new work equipment for 2014. A MS Surface Pro running Fedora and an Ergodox keyboard. The idea is that I more or less never want to change the keyboard, but the computer part more often. So far I'm making progress, but I'm still not as produktive with my new setup as with my old trusty Thinkpad. The …


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  • get-flash-videos abroad

    calendar Dec 24, 2013 · 2 min read · hacks opinions  ·
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    I don't actually watch television myself, but sometimes when I'm abroad I help out with downloading programs from svt play, the swedish television play on demand service. Not that im a media snob or anything, I'm just too busy reading Manga or Warhammer novels to have time with television. SVT play is a bit funny, …


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  • Something I thought about on the beach but now forgot

    calendar Dec 20, 2013 · 1 min read · emacs transhumanism  ·
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    So, I had the bestest ever thought today at the beach. How can you not have beatiful thoughts when the weather is great, the sea is salty, and the shade soothing? Now the thought is gone though, and no effort of mine brings it back. Normally I capture my thoughts in Emacs Org mode, and normally I can access my Emacs …


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  • My artwork

    calendar Oct 26, 2013 · 1 min read · art  ·
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    I enjoy painting digitally using Inkscape. I have an experimental Mediagoblin installation at http://mg.verona.se/u/jave/ for the illustrations.


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  • My first o-blog entry

    calendar Oct 23, 2013 · 1 min read · o@blog  ·
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    o-blog seems pretty nice! It's based on Emacs org-mode, and lives on github: https://github.com/renard/o-blog. Since I live in Emacs, this seems like a nice choice for my particular blog.


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  • Fighting Adobe Digital Editions with VirtualBox, grep and a Screenshot Robot

    calendar May 18, 2010 · 2 min read · hacks  ·
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    The problem The library lends out ebooks, but only through Adobe Digital Editions, which does not run on Linux. The workaround is obvious: install Windows XP in VirtualBox, and install Adobe Digital Editions inside that. It works, technically. But the reader itself is dismal — no full-screen mode, no page rotation. …


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  • Openmoko Freerunner

    calendar Sep 4, 2008 · 2 min read · libre_phones  ·
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    Dag 1 Paketet med freerunner kommer äntligen. I paketet ligger ett poem av Lao-Tse, och en laserpenna. Jacob och hans kompisar leker terminator med lasern. Freerunner är förinstallerad och bootar direkt in i en tidig version av ASU. Det går att ringa till telefonen, och till min förvåning spelas en gammal sid-låt!. Jag …


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  • Pinnacle Express

    calendar Oct 9, 2001 · 10 min read · article hemmabio  ·
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    (I got an assignment to write an article for the magazine Hemmabio. The article never got published but I got a free subscription for years afterwards. Thanks Hemmabio!) mottog pinnacle express från Hemmabio, 20011009 en programvara för att spela in digital videfilm till disk och redigera.

    Pinnacle Express är ett …


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  • IrDA, the World's Most Useless Technology

    calendar Feb 15, 2001 · 3 min read · hacks  ·
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    I have been toying with IrDA, the world's most useless technology. There are two things I would like to do: Talk to my GSM phone — currently an Ericsson R320s, though I have an Ericsson 888 as well. Sync my Palm over infrared, which would actually be rather useful. First contact My Dell claims both SIR and FIR support, …


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Recent Posts

  • A Framework touchpad that "lagged" after resume, and the one-line driver rebind that fixed it
  • Migrating my remote Emacs from alacritty+mosh to foot+et
  • SuperShopaholic: a game about pointless consumption, where the license is the point
  • Reviving a 15-year-old binaural beat app on modern Android
  • Fedora 43 → 44 broke my Hyprland, and I had to rebuild hy3 in shell
  • Using AI to organize sketchbook scans
  • From Sway to Hyprland, with all the sharp edges
  • Grabberboy at 30: chasing video signals in the twilight of the Amiga

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