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Emacs Writing Studio: A New Frontier for Academic Writing

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Peter Prevos has developed Emacs Writing Studio (EWS), a specialized Emacs profile designed for academic writing. EWS leverages org-mode for document assembly, citar for bibliography management, and denote for knowledge management. This setup is tailored for academics, a significant segment of Emacs users.

Navigating your code in Emacs

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Navigating in Emacs

It is important to be able to navigate your files easily.

Thanks to the customizability of emacs you can change the default behavior in a few easy steps.

Change your file search to swiper like this:

SEO Tip: Navigating the Risks of Domain Migrations

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Domain migrations can be a necessary step for businesses looking to rebrand, expand, or consolidate their online presence. However, they come with significant SEO risks that, if not properly managed, can lead to traffic drops, ranking losses, and long-term visibility issues.

Here are some critical considerations to keep in mind when handling a domain migration:

1. Transfer of Signal Data

Google heavily relies on user behavior signals to assess user experience. When migrating to a new domain, there's a potential risk of signal loss or disruption.

How to Lower Your Website's Bounce Rate

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A high bounce rate can negatively impact your website’s performance, indicating that visitors are leaving your site without engaging further. Here’s how to reduce your bounce rate and create a more engaging user experience.

1. Optimize Page Load Speed

Fast-loading pages are critical to retaining visitors. Tools like Google PageSpeed Insights and GTmetrix can identify bottlenecks and suggest optimizations. Compress images, leverage browser caching, and minimize HTTP requests to improve speed.

How to Manage and Prioritize Your SEO Efforts

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In the competitive world of digital marketing, managing and prioritizing your SEO (Search Engine Optimization) efforts effectively can make a significant difference in your online visibility and traffic. Here’s a guide to help you streamline your SEO strategy and maximize your impact.

Getting started with Ubiquity Unifi Access Points

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I recently got myself a U7 Pro Access point from Ubiquity. Because wow WIFI7, WPA3, new stuff, whats not to like.

I plugged it in my home network router and.... nothing happened. Ok first step is to understand that this thing runs on Power over Ethernet. I had nothing of that. OK, I found a reasonably priced POE injector that I got home and plugged in.

Extending Emacs with packages

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Emacs can be extended with many different packages. The concept is called packages and with the following command you can se which packages are available and which are installed.

M-x package-list-packages

This will bring up a list like the following.

How to Manage SEO on Your Website: A Step-by-Step Guide

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In today's digital age, search engine optimization (SEO) is essential for increasing the visibility of your website, driving organic traffic, and improving search engine rankings. Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your existing strategy, managing SEO effectively requires a systematic approach. In this guide, we’ll walk through key aspects of SEO and practical steps you can take to optimize your website.

Understanding the Difference Between Cookies and Sessions in PHP

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In web development, managing user data between different pages of a website is essential for creating dynamic and personalized experiences. PHP, as a server-side scripting language, provides two key mechanisms for this purpose: cookies and sessions. Though they serve similar roles in maintaining state, they function in fundamentally different ways. In this article, we'll explore the differences between cookies and sessions in PHP, their use cases, and best practices.

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