Given that your key has expired.
$ gpg --list-keys
$ gpg --edit-key KEYID
Use the expire command to set a new expire date:
| (setq wl-copy-process nil) | |
| (defun wl-copy (text) | |
| (setq wl-copy-process (make-process :name "wl-copy" | |
| :buffer nil | |
| :command '("wl-copy" "-f" "-n") | |
| :connection-type 'pipe)) | |
| (process-send-string wl-copy-process text) | |
| (process-send-eof wl-copy-process)) | |
| (defun wl-paste () | |
| (if (and wl-copy-process (process-live-p wl-copy-process)) |
I use one file as my org-mode daily driver. This file is called journal.org. It starts with a datetree, which is where I capture general notes, individual tasks, ideas, things to read, etc. etc. I have separate headings for other content, for example all of my projects are under a projects heading, further split by context. Roughly the file looks like this:
* 2021
** 2021-03 March
*** 2021-03-15 Monday
**** [2021-03-15 Mon 16:29] note title :tagA:tagB:
- note content here ooooo
| """Converts JSON objects into nix (hackishly).""" | |
| import sys | |
| import json | |
| INDENT = " " * 2 | |
| def strip_comments(t): |