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@scott it's so sad the summary talks about how most people oppose street closures. People just won't give up any tiny bit of car privilege.

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@scott it's so sad the summary talks about how most people oppose street closures. People just won't give up any tiny bit of car privilege.

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I've always been so annoyed with how dabbrev-expand messes with upper/lowercase letters in my variables.

(setq dabbrev-case-fold-search nil) to the rescue!

How did I not figure this out before? It's been years!

#emacs

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I've always been so annoyed with how dabbrev-expand messes with upper/lowercase letters in my variables.

(setq dabbrev-case-fold-search nil) to the rescue!

How did I not figure this out before? It's been years!

#emacs

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@sundaystreets really wish the Sunset would get a few slow streets too. I guess I should learn more about what a "Neighborway" is :)

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@sundaystreets really wish the Sunset would get a few slow streets too. I guess I should learn more about what a "Neighborway" is :)

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@mitchmarq42xyz@emacs.ch @daviwil awesome, thanks for the pointer

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@mitchmarq42xyz@emacs.ch @daviwil awesome, thanks for the pointer

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Thinking of starting fresh with a new #emacs config.el. Any recommendations for guides to follow? I don't want to use a framework, just vanilla config, but am interested in trade-offs between straight.el, package.el, etc, or other config related advice.

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Thinking of starting fresh with a new #emacs config.el. Any recommendations for guides to follow? I don't want to use a framework, just vanilla config, but am interested in trade-offs between straight.el, package.el, etc, or other config related advice.

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Anyone know of a Linux friendly VPN solution that supports multi-factor and/or Okta authentication?

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Anyone know of a Linux friendly VPN solution that supports multi-factor and/or Okta authentication?