Org mode is an Emacs major mode with a laundry-list of powerful features, one of which is Org Babel, the literate programming engine that is embedded within Org mode. Think of it as the polyglot jupyter notebook of Emacs, if you will.
[Read More]Emacs Carnival 2025-11 — An Ode to Org Babel
The topic for this month's Emacs Carnival is An ode to Org Babel and is an opportunity to shine a light on the literate programming engine embedded in Org mode.
[Read More]Ethernet Driver Features in 6.17
A report of features and offloads implemented by ethernet drivers in Linux kernel 6.17.
[Read More]Packet SKB drops four ways
Demonstrating 4 nifty ways that bpftrace can be used to report SKB drops in the Linux kernel networking data path.
[Read More]A minimal config for Emacs on macOS
This is a somewhat opinionated minimal set of customisations for Emacs when running on macOS that give me a good baseline quality of experience.
[Read More]Pasting Images in Org Mode
Streamlining image capture while blogging in Emacs.
[Read More]Ethernet Driver Features in 6.16
A report of features and offloads implemented by ethernet drivers in Linux kernel 6.16.
[Read More]TIL – Emacs display-buffer-alist
TIL that I can use display-buffer-alist to define a custom placement behaviour for specific buffers.
[Read More]TIL - M-y runs yank-from-kill-ring
TIL that M-y runs yank-from-kill-ring if used after any other command than a yank. Amazed that I have used Emacs for decades without learning this.
[Read More]Ethernet Driver Features in 6.15
A report of features and offloads implemented by ethernet drivers in Linux kernel 6.15.
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