Unrelated font joke.

https://x.com/TimoNoko/status/2030735635313545330

Unrelated, but me and Gemini just invented "C-x 4" for multiscreens.

  (defun my-external-readonly-split ()
    "Open the current file in an external xfce4-terminal as read-only."
    (interactive)
    (if buffer-file-name
        (start-process "xfce-terminal-split" nil 
                       "xfce4-terminal" "-x" "emacs" "-nw" 
                       "--eval" "(find-file-read-only (pop command-line-args-left))"
                       buffer-file-name)
      (message "Current buffer is not visiting a file!")))

  (global-set-key (kbd "C-x 4") 'my-external-readonly-split)

You should use emacsclient, so file will be actually shared. Or better yet - use GUI emacs with its ability to have multiple frames.

No Thank You

  export EDITOR="emacs -nw"

export EDITOR="emacsclient -nw"

It really speeds things up

Incredibly splendid. I just tested it myself.

Try C-x 2, C-x 3 and C-x 4

Gemini now remembers you wholesale and makes good analogies and shortcuts knowing youres personal capabilities. You are already hooked and paying starts any day now. Or maybe it starts recommending some marvellous products somewhat related to your query.

nice pkd reference

When you cut the splat in half, result is either fuzzy fog or sort-of fibrous crystals. As depicted here.

What? KIRI Engine makes splats. I always wondered what 3DGS might mean.

Yes. I knoweth what "splats" are: They are splats of fuzzy blobs on the display surface.

If you turn one computer display off as in "xrandr --output DVI-D-0 --off", the monitor automatically selects some other computer to display.

Thus I have 2 computers and 3 displays, and I can do sentences like "displays 13", which uses only displays 1 and 3 and sends ssh-command "displays 2" to the other computer.

How do you change display-modes with ssh?

  os.system(f'ssh -Y {compu2} "DISPLAY=:0; display.py {modes};"')

We need infinity-Prolog, which already knows all known facts. Feeding them separately everytime feels lame.

Inkscape = Press random buttons until something good happens.

In this case the "Good" is that it makes Gcode for lasercutter. Everytime it takes atleast 30 minutes, even when I have recorded instructions. Always some weird thing happens, and I have to do it again, step-by-step. There is zero clue what paths, edges, layers, backgrounds, vectors etc might actually mean.

But no more. Gemini AI made me a total solution. It takes a picture, checks it for "isolated islands" (which drop off and need bridges) and then generates perfect silhouette of Mannerheim or Mussolini.

when Ronald Reagan was president, 87% of Swedes said that USA is greatest threat to world peace.