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Okay this must be a very general problem and I am sure there are clever solutions to it. I recently started to automatize a lot of my backup routines with #elisp and #emacs. What I am struggling with is that I constantly have to enter the password for every sudo command, so this is quite annoying. For the email I already use an authinfo file and somehow I should also be able to do that here too I just don't know how.

[Atelier Emacs] Pour avoir des informations sur #Emacs dans un #format visio avec voix humaine et video, il y a ce mardi 1er avril l'atelier Emacs en ligne : emacs-doctor.com/
Cela pourra porter sur occur, ibuffer, transpose-table ou table-remote --- tous installés par défaut (et méconnus ou sous-estimés).
Il y a aussi le #format texte de la documentation (avec le "Read The Fabulous Manual" !) et le #format autoformation (cette dernière est très souvent la plus utilisée).
Happy emacsing!

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I'd like a scriptable mastodon client.

First I'd like to see a view with the most recent post from every user I follow.

Second, I'd add a summary of hashtags from that user.

If I had a scriptable client, I'd probably add many features.

Oh hey, maybe there's a scriptable #emacs client?

Gadget question: I am looking for a tablet for #Zotero. Nothing too fancy, nothing too expensive, 11"-13". I don’t like iPadOS but prefer it over Android. Is there a Chromebook Tablet with decent hardware that can run native Zotero7 (and perhaps #Emacs)? Is there any decent Linux tablet? Those options would be preferable to the base iPad.

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It was terrific. While my wife was in college and grad school getting her BSW and MSW, I typed all her papers including her theses on it using emacs and LaTeX (with BibTeX for the references and footnotes) and printed them on our 24-pin Epson dot-matrix printer which could do graphics and fonts at 180DPI. Her professors were really impressed at how lovely the Computer Modern fonts looked and the overall appearance vs the typewriter appearance form the other students. 😉

My daughters also used that combination for their high school papers. When the older one went to college, she was forced to take a class in using computers in which they taught Word and Excel. She caused a bit of a stir when she demanded to know where Emacs and LaTeX were instead of that "garbage" Word.

Is there a way to check what init file #emacs is using? I've looked in all of the usual locations that the init file is normally stored, and its not in any of those places, but emacs is using an outdated version of my init file on startup and I have no idea why or how