Did you know that you can now turn your social.org into an RSS feed?For example: https://relay.org-social.org/rss.xml?feed=https://org-social.org/social.org#emacs #orgsocial
Hello Emacs hackers!A new version of annotate.el (2.4.3), a mode to annotate files without changing them, has been released; this is a bug fix release.From the news file:-------✀-------✀-------✀-------✀-------✀This version fixed a bug that prevented remote file to be annotated.-------✀-------✀-------✀-------✀-------✀Annotate.el is available on MELPA and also on NonGNU ELPA; this means that, if you are using an Emacs version greater or equal than 28, you could simply run the command: 'M-x package-install RET annotate RET' to install the package.The development repository is available on:https://github.com/bastibe/annotate.elHappy hacking!C.#emacs #annotation #elisp
@publicvoitI agree with you: I've moved from Markdown to OrgMode after many years using the lovely QOwnNotes (and translating 90%+ of it in Italian) because of the different flavours of Markdown.But just like Mercurial is way simpler than Git, but the world is using Git or Betamax was better than VHS, ... well, usually it's a mix of things not helping a technology.Codeberg is great, but project README in OrgMode breaks up, so I have to forward people to the GitHub mirror; @oantolin
#TIL that in #less, if you enable case-insensitive searching, it only searches insensitively if your search string is all lower case. As soon as you include a capital letter in the search string, it goes back to searching case-sensitively regardless.Weird how it's easy to miss things like that. I knew that happened in #emacs, but somehow, in 20 years I'd never noticed it in less.I presume the rationale (in both tools) is that if you went to the extra effort of typing the capital letter, you meant it. I found out that less did this by _pasting_ a search string into it, which invalidates that assumption – it would have been _more_ effort for me to deliberately downcase the string I pasted.So I guess I must have never done that before, or else, wasn't paying attention when I did!
@rivercityrandom Writing a novel in #emacs is quite straightforward and not very different from, uh, writing a novel.Here is how I do it: starting with chapter 1 I would hit the following keys: Shift+C, h, a, p, t, e, r, space, 1. Hope that helps.
I can finally say that I've finished implementing everything I wanted to in the timeline. Do you like it?You can update to enjoy it.#emacs #orgsocial #orgmode
@chesheerConsidering the ratio, 73kB vs. 439MB, @libreoffice is then the best file compressor ever, presumably.How have you exported it?Have you instead tried to simply unzip the original ODS?
So, what about this skeleton page?#+OPTIONS: toc:nil#+TITLE: Knowledge 枯山水 (/karesansui/): Paths to Other Gardens# -*- mode: org; coding: utf-8-dos; -*-* My Garden** Knowledge 枯山水 (/karesansui/):PROPERTIES::CUSTOM_ID: mygarden-https://marcoxbresciani.codeberg.page:END:[[https://marcoxbresciani.codeberg.page]]* Paths to Other Gardens#+INCLUDE: "https://another.garden.url/gardens.org::#mygarden-https://another.garden.url"
I have published version 1.3 of the Org Social specification.https://github.com/tanrax/org-social?tab=readme-ov-file#13Except for minor adjustments, I do not intend to modify it for a long time.#emacs #orgsocial #orgmode
I have deployed the first public version of Org Social Relay 🥳.You can open or use: https://org-social-relay.andros.dev/Do you want to test it?```# List all feeds known by the relaycurl https://org-social-relay.andros.dev/feeds/# List all mentions for a given feedcurl https://org-social-relay.andros.dev/mentions/?feed=[your URL]# Examplecurl https://org-social-relay.andros.dev/mentions/?feed=https://andros.dev/static/social.org```Check the https://github.com/tanrax/org-social-relay?tab=readme-ov-file#api-status for more information.#emacs #orgsocial #orgmode
Org social has HTML previews for other social networks 🥳Example: https://andros.dev/static/preview/2025-09-14T09-22-09plus0200.htmlCode: https://github.com/tanrax/org-social-preview#emacs #orgsocial
@andre123 Ho usato per parecchio tempo Zettlr e mi sono abituato a MD, ma ultimamente ho provato "più seriamente" Emacs e... lo adoro. È diventato il mio editor preferito, credo sia secondo soltanto a VSCodium che resta leggermente più facile da usare.org-mode è intuitivo quanto MD, quindi zero problemi e anzi, offre parecchio in più. ^_^
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@spacebuffer@fosstodon.org You are gonna want the higher specs of 8GB min, Especially if those 300-500 people are going to be often login in.
What's your use case of a de-federated Mastodon Instance? Would it not be better to just federate to specific instances (Not sure if you can do that on Mastodon but I know you can on Sharkey and that uses less resources)
I am looking to host a **de-federated** mastodon instance for 300 to 500 people.
I wanted to know what kind server specs I should go for for this kind of project. should I go for 8gb or 4gb of RAM, roughly how many vCPUs/threads, etc..
@sam@break3.social @spacebuffer@fosstodon.org 8GB?! Those are insane system requirements for what is basically text and media exchange.
An intra-org forum for 800 running NodeBB would be 2GB max, 1 CPU, and you'd really only see 100 actively using the site, if that.
Mastodon is a beast eh.
Cyber war: gli hacktivisti iraniani di Handala usano i wiper per cancellare le aziende📌 Link all'articolo : https://www.redhotcyber.com/post/gli-hacktivisti-iraniani-di-handala-usano-i-wiper-per-cancellare-le-aziende/#redhotcyber #news #cyberattack #hacking #malware #ransomware #sicurezzainformatica #attacchinformatici
Guerra 2.0: come le AI del Pentagono decidono chi colpire📌 Link all'articolo : https://www.redhotcyber.com/post/come-lai-sceglie-i-bersagli-come-il-pentagono-usa-claude-per-pianificare-la-guerra/#redhotcyber #news #intelligenzaartificiale #datacenter #pentagono #analisiintelligence #obiettivimilitari #velocita