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  1. Since this month's Carnival topic is 'Games', I'd like to share my latest game for Emacs:

    https://git.andros.dev/andros/nonogram.el

    Play nonogram puzzles (also known as picross, griddlers or hanjie) in Emacs.

    #EmacsCarnival #Emacs

  2. Since this month's Carnival topic is 'Games', I'd like to share my latest game for Emacs:

    https://git.andros.dev/andros/nonogram.el

    Play nonogram puzzles (also known as picross, griddlers or hanjie) in Emacs.

    #EmacsCarnival #Emacs

  3. Since this month's Carnival topic is 'Games', I'd like to share my latest game for Emacs:

    https://git.andros.dev/andros/nonogram.el

    Play nonogram puzzles (also known as picross, griddlers or hanjie) in Emacs.

    #EmacsCarnival #Emacs

  4. Since this month's Carnival topic is 'Games', I'd like to share my latest game for Emacs:

    https://git.andros.dev/andros/nonogram.el

    Play nonogram puzzles (also known as picross, griddlers or hanjie) in Emacs.

    #EmacsCarnival #Emacs

  5. Since this month's Carnival topic is 'Games', I'd like to share my latest game for Emacs:

    https://git.andros.dev/andros/nonogram.el

    Play nonogram puzzles (also known as picross, griddlers or hanjie) in Emacs.

    #EmacsCarnival #Emacs

  6. RE: hachyderm.io/@Ray_On_Emacs/117

    Hello #emacs, Here's my second #emacscarnival post (writing as soon as I think of it).

    idlip.in/posts/playing-emacs/

    Mostly touched on M-x zone and playful fun with texts everywhere

  7. RE: hachyderm.io/@Ray_On_Emacs/117

    Hello , Here's my second post (writing as soon as I think of it).

    idlip.in/posts/playing-emacs/

    Mostly touched on M-x zone and playful fun with texts everywhere

  8. RE: hachyderm.io/@Ray_On_Emacs/117

    Hello #emacs, Here's my second #emacscarnival post (writing as soon as I think of it).

    idlip.in/posts/playing-emacs/

    Mostly touched on M-x zone and playful fun with texts everywhere

  9. RE: hachyderm.io/@Ray_On_Emacs/117

    Hello #emacs, Here's my second #emacscarnival post (writing as soon as I think of it).

    idlip.in/posts/playing-emacs/

    Mostly touched on M-x zone and playful fun with texts everywhere

  10. RE: hachyderm.io/@Ray_On_Emacs/117

    Hello #emacs, Here's my second #emacscarnival post (writing as soon as I think of it).

    idlip.in/posts/playing-emacs/

    Mostly touched on M-x zone and playful fun with texts everywhere

  11. Here's my contribution to this month's Emacs Carnival:

    TLDR: I don''t play games on Emacs, but I do enjoy blogging and tweaking it:

    ray-on-emacs.blogspot.com/2026

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival

  12. Here's my contribution to this month's Emacs Carnival:

    TLDR: I don''t play games on Emacs, but I do enjoy blogging and tweaking it:

    ray-on-emacs.blogspot.com/2026

  13. «EWW, the Emacs browser you underestimate»

    EWW is a browser written 100% in Emacs Lisp, no WebKit, no Blink, no Gecko; absurdly lightweight and with a lot of untapped potential for scraping and automation.

    https://en.andros.dev/blog/e0e00b4b/eww-the-emacs-browser-you-underestimate/

    #Web #Emacs #Elisp #EmacsCarnival

  14. «EWW, the Emacs browser you underestimate»

    EWW is a browser written 100% in Emacs Lisp, no WebKit, no Blink, no Gecko; absurdly lightweight and with a lot of untapped potential for scraping and automation.

    https://en.andros.dev/blog/e0e00b4b/eww-the-emacs-browser-you-underestimate/

    #Web #Emacs #Elisp #EmacsCarnival

  15. «EWW, the Emacs browser you underestimate»

    EWW is a browser written 100% in Emacs Lisp, no WebKit, no Blink, no Gecko; absurdly lightweight and with a lot of untapped potential for scraping and automation.

    https://en.andros.dev/blog/e0e00b4b/eww-the-emacs-browser-you-underestimate/

    #Web #Emacs #Elisp #EmacsCarnival

  16. «EWW, the Emacs browser you underestimate»

    EWW is a browser written 100% in Emacs Lisp, no WebKit, no Blink, no Gecko; absurdly lightweight and with a lot of untapped potential for scraping and automation.

    https://en.andros.dev/blog/e0e00b4b/eww-the-emacs-browser-you-underestimate/

    #Web #Emacs #Elisp #EmacsCarnival

  17. «EWW, the Emacs browser you underestimate»

    EWW is a browser written 100% in Emacs Lisp, no WebKit, no Blink, no Gecko; absurdly lightweight and with a lot of untapped potential for scraping and automation.

    https://en.andros.dev/blog/e0e00b4b/eww-the-emacs-browser-you-underestimate/

    #Web #Emacs #Elisp #EmacsCarnival

  18. RE: fosstodon.org/@chiply/11693616

    I've really enjoyed reading #EmacsCarnival posts for quite a while now. When I saw @chiply announce "The Search For Knowledge" as the topic for August, I thought I might have something useful/interesting to contribute. At the very least, I'm looking forward to reading everyone else's posts!

    robmoss.github.io/blog/emacs-c

    #emacs

  19. RE: fosstodon.org/@chiply/11693616

    I've really enjoyed reading #EmacsCarnival posts for quite a while now. When I saw @chiply announce "The Search For Knowledge" as the topic for August, I thought I might have something useful/interesting to contribute. At the very least, I'm looking forward to reading everyone else's posts!

    robmoss.github.io/blog/emacs-c

    #emacs

  20. RE: fosstodon.org/@chiply/11693616

    I've really enjoyed reading #EmacsCarnival posts for quite a while now. When I saw @chiply announce "The Search For Knowledge" as the topic for August, I thought I might have something useful/interesting to contribute. At the very least, I'm looking forward to reading everyone else's posts!

    robmoss.github.io/blog/emacs-c

    #emacs

  21. RE: fosstodon.org/@chiply/11693616

    I've really enjoyed reading posts for quite a while now. When I saw @chiply announce "The Search For Knowledge" as the topic for August, I thought I might have something useful/interesting to contribute. At the very least, I'm looking forward to reading everyone else's posts!

    robmoss.github.io/blog/emacs-c

  22. RE: fosstodon.org/@chiply/11693616

    I've really enjoyed reading #EmacsCarnival posts for quite a while now. When I saw @chiply announce "The Search For Knowledge" as the topic for August, I thought I might have something useful/interesting to contribute. At the very least, I'm looking forward to reading everyone else's posts!

    robmoss.github.io/blog/emacs-c

    #emacs

  23. The June Emacs Carnival is complete! 22 entries and a brief recap.

    rossabaker.com/blog/underappre

    It was a hectic month personally, with submissions across multiple ingresses. If I missed yours, nudge me again!

    On to July, where @SpaceCadet hosts us on "Programming".

    plaindrops.de/blog/2026/emacsc

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival

  24. The June Emacs Carnival is complete! 22 entries and a brief recap.

    rossabaker.com/blog/underappre

    It was a hectic month personally, with submissions across multiple ingresses. If I missed yours, nudge me again!

    On to July, where @SpaceCadet hosts us on "Programming".

    plaindrops.de/blog/2026/emacsc

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival

  25. The June Emacs Carnival is complete! 22 entries and a brief recap.

    rossabaker.com/blog/underappre

    It was a hectic month personally, with submissions across multiple ingresses. If I missed yours, nudge me again!

    On to July, where @SpaceCadet hosts us on "Programming".

    plaindrops.de/blog/2026/emacsc

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival

  26. The June Emacs Carnival is complete! 22 entries and a brief recap.

    rossabaker.com/blog/underappre

    It was a hectic month personally, with submissions across multiple ingresses. If I missed yours, nudge me again!

    On to July, where @SpaceCadet hosts us on "Programming".

    plaindrops.de/blog/2026/emacsc

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival

  27. The June Emacs Carnival is complete! 22 entries and a brief recap.

    rossabaker.com/blog/underappre

    It was a hectic month personally, with submissions across multiple ingresses. If I missed yours, nudge me again!

    On to July, where @SpaceCadet hosts us on "Programming".

    plaindrops.de/blog/2026/emacsc

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival

  28. I'm thinking of writing about diary for (June 2026), but I doubt I can cram all its benefits into one easily-digestible post. So I hope I can do a Part 1, Part 2, etc.

  29. New blog post for this month's Emacs Carnival on underappreciated built-in Emacs features although I'm cheating because I'm talking about a feature that is not actually built in (and I missed the chance when a previous Emacs carnival was on packages... 🤪). The blog post is about rec mode, an all-text database system.

    homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~ucecesf/b

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival #AllText #RecMode

  30. New blog post for this month's Emacs Carnival on underappreciated built-in Emacs features although I'm cheating because I'm talking about a feature that is not actually built in (and I missed the chance when a previous Emacs carnival was on packages... 🤪). The blog post is about rec mode, an all-text database system.

    homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~ucecesf/b

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival #AllText #RecMode

  31. New blog post for this month's Emacs Carnival on underappreciated built-in Emacs features although I'm cheating because I'm talking about a feature that is not actually built in (and I missed the chance when a previous Emacs carnival was on packages... 🤪). The blog post is about rec mode, an all-text database system.

    homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~ucecesf/b

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival #AllText #RecMode

  32. New blog post for this month's Emacs Carnival on underappreciated built-in Emacs features although I'm cheating because I'm talking about a feature that is not actually built in (and I missed the chance when a previous Emacs carnival was on packages... 🤪). The blog post is about rec mode, an all-text database system.

    homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~ucecesf/b

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival #AllText #RecMode

  33. New blog post for this month's Emacs Carnival on underappreciated built-in Emacs features although I'm cheating because I'm talking about a feature that is not actually built in (and I missed the chance when a previous Emacs carnival was on packages... 🤪). The blog post is about rec mode, an all-text database system.

    homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~ucecesf/b

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival #AllText #RecMode

  34. The June, 2026 Emacs Carnival is "Underapprecated Emacs Built-ins." There are about two million lines of code in the core Emacs repo. Send me your favorite hidden treasure. If you're unsure where to look, see some ideas in the post.

    rossabaker.com/blog/underappre

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival

  35. The June, 2026 Emacs Carnival is "Underapprecated Emacs Built-ins." There are about two million lines of code in the core Emacs repo. Send me your favorite hidden treasure. If you're unsure where to look, see some ideas in the post.

    rossabaker.com/blog/underappre

    #Emacs #EmacsCarnival