This site now uses WordPress! A few days ago, I migrated all of my blog posts and pages over from Hugo. It’s pretty weird to be going in what seems to be the opposite direction (more “bloat”), but I’m quite happy so far with it. With that said, the RSS feed link is now located… Continue reading Switching to WordPress
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Migrate Email with mbsync
Just wanted to boost this blog post as it greatly helped me migrate emails from Luke Smith’s emailwiz script to Modoboa (more on that in a future post). Here are some things mbsync(In package managers, mbsync is often installed through isync.) complained about: UseIMAPS is deprecated, I simply left it out and it worked ok.… Continue reading Migrate Email with mbsync
Mic Push-to-talk With AutoHotkey and SoundVolumeView
This is an AutoHotkey script I set up to use with NirSoft’s SoundVolumeView. It uses the command-line from that to send mute/ unmute the microphone (through the system) whenever a key is held down. It’s not perfect and there is a small delay, so improvements are definitely welcome. Anyways, here it is:
My Email Workflow and Programs
Emails! This has become more important since COVID-19 became a thing and I started working with more accounts. These are some of the tools, programs, and not-workflow that I use. I self-host my personal email, setting it up with Luke Smith’s emailwiz script and modifying the config afterwards as needed. It was not difficult to… Continue reading My Email Workflow and Programs
Using (Multiple) Emacs Daemons (Windows)
GNU Emacs’ performance on Windows at times feels a bit sluggish/ slow. It still randomly crashes sometimes when I use the menu bar but I haven’t figured out why. Of course, the daemon/ server-mode can be used, however, you can also run multiple daemon(s?)! Benefits Separation (if you have a clear separation between types of… Continue reading Using (Multiple) Emacs Daemons (Windows)