Answered my own question. Yes, and here's how:
Can you switch the order of the toolbars, by any chance? Put the menu bar on the top again, followed by the tab bar, then the message toolbar ?
Hey,
My thunderbird client(s) just got updated to version 115, with the new UI. Personally, I dislike it, and find it disruptive to have all my toolbars moved.
Does anyone know if there's a way to revert to the old, pre ver 115 appearance?
Thanks, -- Pat
Looking forward to this. There's several talks I'd like to see.
Ditto -- I've been keeping a central to me git repo for my settings for years. Any new machine I'm on 'git clone ; ./settings/setup.sh', then my pull'd .profile does a git pull on login.
For any other Terry Pratchet fans, you may enjoy this video of short book summaries:
As a Minnesotan, I, at least, welcome you. :)
I've had occasional SAD struggles, also. While there are purpose marketed lighting for this, FWIW, I found an off the shelf plant grow light from amazon for a couple hours in the evening while I was otherwise doing computer work helped me.
Good luck!
Bad news: your car is a spy. Every major car brand failed a recent privacy and security test from Mozilla. You’re probably driving around in a "privacy nightmare" that may collect information as sensitive as your race, health status, and sexual activity.
Can I please just get a car, instead of a rolling computer / infotainment / privacy nightmare?
They bought out a few other brand carwash places in my area, Rochester.
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I use org mode extensively, and yeah, gotta admit it's nice.
My biggest gripe is the amount of typing it still takes to annotate stuff. I often find it hard to keep up e.g. taking live notes in a class settings.
For instance, starting a new document and typing:
#+BEGIN_TITLE
Class XYZ Notes
#+END_TITLE
Then later on I wanna insert a code segment, and, gotta:
#+BEGIN_SRC javascript
$var = "ooh, cool code, bro.";
#+END_SRC
(yeah, C-c C-, s works, but I gotta remember that exists, and then also ewww generates in lowercase -- uppercase that shortcut output!)
And then I find I want a table, so lots of "|"s
There's probably better faster shortcuts for lots of this, but like everything in emacs, it's finding and learning them. Typically I need some downtime to do that, which doesn't happen if I'm e.g. trying to take notes quickly.
Anyway, despite this, I gotta agree org mode is really helpful. Happying org'ing to you!
-- Pat
I use "terminator" -- it has a different visual appearance, but does a lot of the same features, and some I think better. For instance split screen in various ways, and input multiplexed and sent to multiple tabs / screens.
Mastodon is an example of a decentralized social media platform — it doesn't rely on one single company and its server. But it comes with privacy and content moderation concerns.
Mainstream news coverage of the fediverse, mostly mention Mastodon, but seems reasonably balanced.