How to use github.com in “restricted” network environments is a common challenge for many programmers. This article introduces methods to configure proxy servers for git, hoping to provide some assistance.

When most developers talk about version control, Git is usually the first thing that comes to mind. But in this Git-dominated world, there exists a “hermit” among version control systems – Fossil. If you’re looking for a simple, reliable, self-hosted all-in-one development tool, Fossil is worth your attention.

This article will introduce you to Fossil, from its origins to its usage, sharing my initial experiences and why it deserves more recognition.

Normally, when Hugo generates a static website, timestamps of many files change even if their content remains identical.

This makes incremental updates inefficient when using FTP tools that rely on file timestamps for differential synchronization.

We can solve this using rsync.

Today, I discovered the TUNA Blogroll from BH1RLW, described as “A collection of blogs from fellow students curated by the world-class, inclusive TUNA Association”.

Great find!

Installation and Configuration

Using Doom Emacs as an example. Configuration file packages.el:

(package! pyim)

Take a look at this script (hello.el):

#!/usr/bin/env -S emacs -Q --script

(message "Hello, Emacs!")