spelk 
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System Crafters lay out the 5 reasons for learning #Emacs in 2021.
https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=bEfYm8sAaQg
Looks like a comprehensive reference channel for #Emacs configuration and other system tools/utilities.
Props to Irreal's blog for pointing me in this direction.
So thanks to parasurv@mstdn.io I am now tooting from within #emacs
https://parasurv.neocities.org/free-software/mastodon-with-emacs.html
Day 3 of my #100DaysToOffload challenge and I just couldn't stop myself from gushing over #orgmode in #emacs
It really did change my life, for the better.
https://sugarfreegamer.com/2020-04-29-life-in-text-3-100.html
The deeper you dig into #orgmode the cooler it gets.
It takes a while to assimilate all that is possible, then you find another tunnel of opportunity & ingenuity to dig into for weeks.
All this plain text organisational innovation & functionality changes your entire outlook on what is possible with your own data, documenting your own life.
As much as I've grown to appreciate #emacs, I wish a lot more editors just supported orgmode as a textual mode out of the box.
Still transforming my #blog, but have managed to successfully get a simple & straightforward method for putting content up and generating static clean pages using my #Emacs #orgmode setup with org-static-blog
https://github.com/bastibe/org-static-blog
Now the creative process is distraction free and clean (using minimal orgmode markup) and it seemlessly translates to a functional blog site with archive, tags and a proper #RSS feed.
No additional infrastructure needed. Emacs+orgmode+org-static-blog = #HTML blog.
