Pat Maddox

It is easy enough for the client to look for `[]` events and ignore them - I thought it made more sense for the library to not send empty events...

Turns out this makes it less reliable - messages can stop getting sent after a while. I still think it probably doesn't make sense to send empty messages (I'm seeing...

fwiw for anyone interested in delegating ZFS datasets to bastille jails, here are my additions to the bastille-generated `jail.conf`. This is for poudriere so there may be some extra stuff,...

I haven't used netgraph yet - still need to look into it - but I have used epair and bridge. My experience is that those scripts under `/usr/share/examples/jails/` are good...

I have another approach to offer, that I believe is probably more in line with the org-mode. I am still in the early stages - I just cobbled this together...

> The reason Zetteldeft doesn't use org-mode links by default, is that I want Zetteldeft to work with non-org files as well (e.g. Markdown files). Ah, that makes perfect sense....

IMO the whole point of jails is to _avoid_ the whole docker / kubernetes / OCI mess! If you know, you know.

Here's a config that worked - the missing piece was the `zetteldeft-id-regex` to find candidates. ```emacs (setq zetteldeft-link-indicator "[[") (setq zetteldeft-link-suffix "]]") (setq zetteldeft-id-format "%Y%m%d%H%M") (setq zetteldeft-id-regex "20[0-9]\\{10\\}") ``` Any...

Here's a config that will try org-mode's search first, then fall back to zetteldeft-follow-link: ```emacs (setq org-return-follows-link t) (setq org-link-search-must-match-exact-headline nil) (defun zetteldeft-try-follow-link (orig-org-open-at-point &optional arg) (condition-case nil (apply orig-org-open-at-point...

fwiw I think it might make more sense for `xPhrase.apply_to_track()` to take a transposition option, instead of doing the transposition directly in PhraseMate