We’re the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an independent non-profit working to protect online privacy for nearly thirty years. This is Surveillance Self-Defense : our expert guide to protecting you and your friends from online spying. — https://ssd.eff.org/en

Simplified Common Lisp Reference. #lisp

Apparently, latency in terminal emulator is still a thing in 2020.

Lovely: Calendar busy colors according to agenda. Check out other experiments at tweaking Emacs UI by Nicolas Rougier, e.g. this large fringe or this basic config for an “Elegant Emacs”. #emacs

I’m all for Iosevka these days (I do not want to buy Pragmata), but Victor Mono is such amazing piece of artwork.

If you want to build truly performant software, you need to at least keep performance in mind as you make early design and architectural decisions, lest you paint yourself into awkward corners later on. — Reflections on software performance

How to Live Well on the Linux Console. Or start Emacs with an Eshell buffer and you’re (almost) done.

3mux: Terminal multiplexer inspired by i3 (via Brett Terpstra). The ability to switch between different layouts for current panes (e.g., tall or wide, in i3 parlance) is the only thing that I really miss in iTerm2.

At the end of the day, a text editor is just a preference, just like mechanical keyboards, vim bindings, window managers and what have you. — On Emacs

M-x doom tip of the day: % (evil-jump-item) is a nice replacement for forward-sexp or backward-sexp. #emacs