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  • Open with Emacs in same window, and open as root: emacsclients scripts and .desktop files

    24 October 2018 | guide emacs | Comment

    Open with Emacs in same window

    /usr/local/bin/myemacs:

    #!/bin/bash
    
    # how many emacs?
    NUM_EMACS=$(emacsclient -e "(length (frame-list))" -a "")
    
    if [ $NUM_EMACS -le 1 ]; then
    	emacsclient -c -e "(progn (select-frame-set-input-focus (selected-frame)) (find-file \"$@\"))"
    else
    	emacsclient -e "(progn
    … »
  • Welcome to the new look Inane Observations! And a trip down memory lane

    02 October 2018 | misc | Comment

    A slightly belated welcome from me to the new look Inane Observations blog! The new theme has been created from scratch, using resources from the Jekyll Minima theme, and aims to be clean, minimalist and responsive. In accordance with this style, the tagline has also… »

  • DRM Round-up: Q3 2018

    18 September 2018 | copyright drm digital rights management defective by design ebook | Comment

    Today is the International Day Against DRM, and it seems a fitting time for my first quarterly DRM round-up: In the spirit of IDAD, I have a policy of refusing to purchase any eBooks encumbered with DRM, which I observe strictly. My frustration has grown… »

  • Listen

    25 August 2018 | dank meme | Comment

    Listen. Strange people standing in polling centres distributing ballot papers is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from a constitutional council, not from some farcical psephological ceremony.

    This message brought to you by Republicans for the McGarvie… »

  • Why are the D'Hondt (quotient) and Jefferson (quota) methods equivalent?

    17 August 2018 | elections voting systems proportional representation | Comment

    The D'Hondt method/Jefferson method is a highest averages voting system (or apportionment method). While D'Hondt is usually described using successive division to calculate various quotients, Jefferson is usually described using a quota. It is known that the two systems produce the same results, but why?… »

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