I have recently changed to Firefox 3.5, and it is awesome!! The main improvements I have checked: Better performance. Reader mode, it is very useful to read without distractions, specially in mobile. Also, it is mouseless friendly, with the shortkey Ctrl+Alt+r. Screenshots of a website, that you can share with anybody (not more excuses for my students for not showing me their web app in develop). The bad thing is that many extensions are not valid anymore:
In last years I have been using Emacs for almost all my daily tasks: Reading my emails (using mu4e). Creating the slides for my courses using org-beamer. Using dired to navigate for the file system). Publishing this blog (using Hugo and ox-hugo). The last thing to integrate into emacs is reading blogs and news from RSS files. Adding elfeed and elfeed-org I was able to create RSS. elfeed-org is very simple, it allows to add the feeds as items in org-mode:
Two weeks ago I started my first teaching day, replacing a teacher that has still not gone to Ceuta (because the temporal contract was offered to many people, and all of them refuse it). Do not worry, they will have the material, I said to myself, naïvely. However, my Phd. advisor, the coordinator of the course, has decided to replace the practice classes from Knime to Python using the different tools availables.
