I use org-gcal (https://github.com/myuhe/org-gcal.el). Since I only use Google Calendar for syncing, this works well for me. The set up is explained at the end of the article.
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For sure. I started a few months back and granted it's a bit overwhelming at first. To me the key was to break it down: I started with a to-do list and scrapbook, then journaling, then org-agenda and just substituting my other GTD tools with org-mode. I can't live without it now.
Runbox. Norway-based, privacy-focused, responsive support, reasonably priced and so far reliable. It checks all the boxes for me.
It would be nice to have the song identification feature on iOS while on standby like the Pixel 2 does.
Much better load times than the current one.
Same :(
haha I know. My point is that in this case we need to be more specific, because I don't know what the visa requirements for Bosnia are compared to, say, Croatia or Macedonia. While it's the same area, their migratory policies might be different now that they're independent.
Not anytime soon. You're most likely good to go. As a US citizen, you wouldn't need a visa to travel around the EU. Yugoslavia doesn't exist anymore, by the way. Some people from the Balkans might get mad at you ;)
This made my whole day. Time for bed.
Love those blamestorming sessions....
Ubuntu is based on Debian; it's designed to be more user friendly, easier to use; but it's also less "pure" in the way it handles non-oss packages. Fedora is RedHat-based and it's the community-supported, bleeding edge version of RedHat/CentOS. If you're looking for a desktop OS, Fedora and Ubuntu will do well. I haven't played around with Arch.
Are you sure that's not a Gitlab EE-only feature?
http://www.splashtop.com/ works very well for me.
Just a couple of commits from one contributor. I'll keep an eye on it; hope it gets more traction.
Make sure you upload your AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY and AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID.