Time management is a tricky business. Ideally we should spend our precious time in Earth doing things that we’re interested in for as long as we want. Unfortunately that’s not how the life of a modern human works. We have responsibilities, chores, busy work, etc. We have activities that we enjoy doing, and tasks that we have to get over, and ideally we should make progress in all of them. We’re in a constant state of context switching. Additionally, we need to take regular breaks to ensure our brain is not overly engaged.

Running Emacs as a systemd service should be relatively straightforward if using its Debian package, given that it comes with a systemd unit.

Greetings, and welcome to another round of Debian contributions.

Greetings from San Francisco, and welcome to another round of Debian contribution logs. Days are getting darker and shorter as summer breezes out unamusingly. Perhaps it was not my coldest winter, but it was chilly anyway.

Greetings from a windy San Francisco. This blog is a bit quiet; let’s fix that. I will start making some noise by sharing my contributions to the Debian project.