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okay awesome okay
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so first question what does bard beaver
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max mean good question
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um in one version of my talk i spent too
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long explaining it
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and decided to cut it out um
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it's basically a bad pun on uh
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band camp so like a
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beevock i don't even know if i'm
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pronouncing that correctly it's like
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a tent or a camp that you put up hastily
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and a bard is a musician of course so
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uh yeah i don't know i like puns i'm a
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dad
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and uh that's the best i could come up
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with um
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i'll probably find a different name for
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it but i liked that bewak
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if you stick an m in there it becomes
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vivomax
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and it's kind of like editor macros for
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generating some
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generating some html
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okay yes it is confusing chatting on irc
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at the same time
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um great question grant yeah
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um so right now you're sharing your
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screen um are you planning on like
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showing something with it or for example
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should i maximize you i don't know
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i can turn it off for now okay
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you can turn on the webcam yeah okay
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yeah i'll maximize your
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webcam okay thanks um
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i'll get to the answer for my color
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theme here in a bit
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in irc next question on
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the ether pad does this metadata
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workflow also support
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unsynchronized lyrics within id3 tags
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multi-line metadata
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i don't know um actually
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it's funny because i was trying out
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different things with metadata
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and really the biggest thing was to
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figure out how to do mass tag editing
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and that was like
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not it wasn't very intuitive like i said
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with emms
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i think emms is really great but its
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interface is huge
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like if you do meta x and type emms you
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get
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i don't know 270 some candidates
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there's a lot of functions going on i
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basically found the
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features that i needed to get this
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workflow working
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i would guess that you probably can do
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it and if you don't
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if you can't do it out of the box i
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think you could script the mms to do
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that
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i'd like to know more and i'm certainly
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going to be
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investigating it i will try and post my
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findings somewhere online
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is it possible to import batch metadata
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i'm not sure i would guess
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yes is the answer emms can connect to
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like metadata services i haven't done
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that because i was just
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using audio files that i created myself
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i know that on the back end it calls out
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to
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shell programs for tagging things
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there's a lot of different options that
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can
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shell out too i was using the
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the vorbis tools to tag the particular
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files i was working with
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you can also use tiny tag and there's
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some other
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that might be the python library i can't
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remember there's two other libraries
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that i can shell out too for
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doing metadata
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my current workflow for tagging music is
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to first apply replay gain in fubar 2000
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fix egregious mistakes use beats to
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apply metadata from music brains
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or discogs go over remaining albums with
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fubar 2000 again
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is there a chance textual tagging could
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allow doing it all in one program
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have i experimented with mask tag
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updates queries i have not
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again i was just doing this workflow
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taking raw files with no tags and doing
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that
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i believe because it calls out to
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the programs in the back end i'm sure
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you could work that out
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and i think emms would benefit from
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having something like that because
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we work with text and emacs being able
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to to use emacs as a front end for those
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updates would be really fantastic so
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really it's just a matter of
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writing the interface to the external
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tool
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is there a link to some info expanding
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philosophy of how to compensate
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musicians um
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no i don't really have a lot of
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philosophy around that i guess the first
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thing i could say would be
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something like a universal income i feel
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like that would solve a lot of problems
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if musicians could just be musicians and
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not have to worry about their pay i will
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think about it more
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um this is kind of one of my first
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forays into being getting
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public with some of these ideas so i
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will try to do more
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and let the community know what emacs
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theme am i using
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can't remember it's one of the cowlin
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themes k-a-o-l-i-n
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i think it was aurora or
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or bubble gum maybe but the
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cowlin themes are nice i recommend them
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not using doomy max do mode line though
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it's very pretty svg support built into
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emacs
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i'm using emacs 27.1 and yes svg support
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is built in
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i may have had to compile it with some
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cairo support
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i don't remember for sure
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but yes you can even take screenshots of
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your emacs
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from within emacs in svg
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it's pretty great okay um
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i don't know how much more time we have
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left for questions
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that's most of the things on the ether
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pad
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i think we have like 10 more minutes to
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catch up with like the schedule
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okay yes or if there are more questions
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feel free to answer them
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okay i'll start kind of looking through
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irc
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and keep an eye on the pad too
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thank thank you all for um listening and
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for
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enjoying the talk i'm glad it turned out
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well
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awesome yeah it's been fun
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so far
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how did i manage okay um i can post a
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snippet of that or actually i can share
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my screen can't i
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okay i actually have it up right here so
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i think i got this from alpha papa to be
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honest
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um so i define screenshot
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svg um
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it's an interactive command oh yeah
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there's alpha papa
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okay there we go
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i would like to change this so that i
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can get it into
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like the copy paste buffer so i don't
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have to
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copy the file in but uh i haven't really
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hacked on it yet
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okay um org header colors
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okay so that might be a good question i
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know
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the presentation
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uh sorry it's hard to think and type at
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the same time
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think and talk and type
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okay so the presentation is just a
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normal
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um org file right so i have my headers
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and my
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and the author you can even stick your
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email and other headers in there
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but there's a package called org tree
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slide
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which i whoops why is it not
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um i must have not required it good
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question grant
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yeah um can you try sharing your screen
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maybe
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oh is it not shared i'm sorry boards
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thank you
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there we go should be coming up
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see yeah it's coming up yep we see it
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awesome
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all right okay i don't know why this
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isn't working
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it was working
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[Applause]
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okay you want to see the screenshot
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whoops okay i just took a screenshot
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um so org tree slide
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i don't know why it's not launching i
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thought that i had required it but i
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must not have
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maybe i'll try
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okay
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so there we go so org tree slide is a
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way that basically uses
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narrowing and some kind of font tricks
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to
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it changes your titles or your your
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metadata into
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kind of this banner for the title here
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and it automatically sets the faces for
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you i know you can
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customize that of course and then as you
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go through the org file you get these
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kind of nice animations and
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what's it called breadcrumbs up at the
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top
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so org tree slide i highly recommend it
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it's really nice because you can give
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your presentation
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and practice it and while you're
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practicing it you can edit things as
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well because it's still just
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an org document using narrowing you know
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it doesn't
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actually change anything um so
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definitely recommend org tree slide mode
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okay let's see what else
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share my screen to demo oh that's the
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svg
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let's see
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okay so i don't know if you can see this
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now but i'm actually viewing the svg
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screenshot that i took with emacs
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see here's the source of it so emacs
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made that
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and here's the image and
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it's cool because you can even do it
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again and again and
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open more screenshots of screenshots
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yeah definitely emac exception
0:11:11.200,0:11:18.079
fun stuff
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anything else in chat or
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header colors oh yeah i talked about the
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themes this is another cowlin theme
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i think the one in the talk was
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maybe this one aurora
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oh here's there's something funny when
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you start org tree slide with a
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different theme
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this top header bar gets the faces from
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that previous theme and i have not
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figured out how to fix that yet
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did i have to compile to get the
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screenshot i think maybe i did
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yes if i'm remembering correctly
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i got emacs 27 i'm not on a mac
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i saw alpha papa's comment on reddit and
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then
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um i recompiled it with cairo support
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yes
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okay lots of good conversation on here
0:12:21.920,0:12:28.079
yep i have like one or two more minutes
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okay
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um i guess while i'm here i might as
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well say thank you to
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the organizers uh i really appreciate
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everybody's work on this
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it's fun to be a part of this community
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i'm enjoying the other talks i've seen
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so far today and i'm looking forward to
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to the rest
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um it's really interesting just from
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being on emacs in irc
0:12:52.720,0:12:56.959
for a few months i've already connected
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with a lot of interesting people
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and have a lot of cool connections
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already
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thank you for being a part of the
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community grant
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that's good to be here i have another
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talk tomorrow as well
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oh thanks for everyone in the ether pad
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2 for putting more comments on these
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questions here
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and taking the notes
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ok so i think that's about all the time
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that we have for the q
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a okay um thank you again so much grant
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for your awesome talk and for popping in
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for questions
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yeah thanks again for hosting see you
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later cheers
