Disclaimer: I don't use #org-mode (yet)

I'm wondering if I can define somehow list(?), "source" file(?) of things I will be repetitively using, so instead of typing manually every time name of the paint / book / etc I would be able to choose it from somewhere? I don't have any specific idea how it should look like, it's about avoiding typing it every time as it increases chances for making a mistake.

Do you know of any self-organized, bottom-up, locally-rooted educational organizations?

I am asking this because I am talking intensely with @ceci about ideas and dreams we have for our home city, #Sanremo, Italy.

We are both coming to the conclusion that an autonomous, independent, cooperative, critical, and deeply rooted university is one of the very very few projects that could give young people in the area a real chance not to emigrate.

As we are also both deeply in love with fringe academia, it would also be the only reason for us to somehow maintain a bond with our homeland.

Please, boost and share this, and send us any kind of suggestions! We particularly welcome Italian initiatives.

Added more Journelly rendering improvements.

All journal entries are offline and powered by #plaintext #org markup. Join the beta https://xenodium.com/journelly-open-for-beta

Adding inline rendering and playback of #youtube #org links to Journelly (join the beta) https://xenodium.com/journelly-open-for-beta #privacy #plaintext #microblogging #orgmode #journaling #emacs #vim #ios #iphone #swift #swiftui #japan #japanese #music

such an obvious concept in retrospect but it took way too long to realize that this is a library that ought to exist: https://github.com/meedstrom/indexed/

New post, new CSS for my Blog and #Org Documents.

https://anonimno.codeberg.page/Org%20Basic%20Style.html

I’m considering switching from org-roam + deft to denote, using a single package to manage different file formats. At the same time, I want to smoothly migrate the journal workflow I set up with org-roam-capture. #orgroam #denote #emacs #org

Using #Emacs #Org Mode for Reproducibility Testing

https://olddeuteronomy.github.io/post/orgmode-for-reproducibility-testing/

Getting an Org link URL from a string; debugging regex groups https://sachachua.com/blog/2025/03/getting-an-org-link-url-from-a-string-debugging-regex-groups/ #elisp #org

I highly recommend #Orgzly. Especially if you use a self hosted Storage like #Nextcloud. Org-Mode is love <3 #unplugtrump #orgmode #org #opensource

finding my #org-roam #org still works has been such a joy~ I kinda stopped using it around when I got burnout and like before my egg cracked so it's a little peek into my soulless life before I figured out my gender haha

I am (was? ) so tempted to make the move from #obsidian to #orgmode ...

Going back to my IT roots (17 years without #emacs ) and finally get something that fully meets my needs...

I've read a lot, have setup Emacs and #org config on my Mac. Typed my first notes, first TODOs...

And then I've hit the one hurdle that was too much, after having beat many other ones. When setting up a capture:

(setq org-capture-templates
'(
("l" "Daily log"
entry (file+datetree "~/sync/org/log.org")
"* %?"
:empty-lines 0)
))

Emacs just throws a:
Wrong type argument: stringp, nil

This is too much

New blog post about an #emacs #org based Yearly Performance Review template.

https://anonimno.codeberg.page/Review%20template.html

http://yummymelon.com/devnull/converting-a-markdown-region-to-org-revisited.html

Converting a Markdown region to Org: Revisted

#lang_en #emacs #markdown #org

So that #emacs idea I had ages ago of implementing rank-based relative priorities in the #org agenda view... new blog post! https://rostre.bearblog.dev/interactive-relative-priorities-in-org-agenda/