https://rizasuminto.id/categories/hacking/ Recent content in Hacking on Riza Suminto Hugo en Thu, 02 Jun 2022 15:00:00 -0700 https://rizasuminto.id/blog/2022/06/apache-impala-committership/ Thu, 02 Jun 2022 15:00:00 -0700 https://rizasuminto.id/blog/2022/06/apache-impala-committership/ <p>Thank you Apache Impala community for this committer invitation. I&rsquo;m truly humbled and honored by this recognition. I hope this can pave the way for many more Indonesian contributors to the open-source software communities.</p> https://rizasuminto.id/blog/2020/07/jrnl-mode-on-emacs/ Fri, 31 Jul 2020 23:13:20 -0700 https://rizasuminto.id/blog/2020/07/jrnl-mode-on-emacs/ <p>I’ve been keeping a journal for a couple of months now. I want to make it a habit to hone my writing skill. Taking notes of what happened on my day. I love my terminal and I&rsquo;ve been used to take notes in plain text using either vim or emacs. So when I heard about <a href="https://jrnl.sh/">jrnl</a>, I decided to give it a try.</p> <p>jrnl allows me to write a journal entry straight from cli. It will automatically tag the entry title with a timestamp on when I log the journal. It also has encryption features and useful query commands if I want to queries entries from a certain time range or having some tags. But in practice, I usually just use it to write the entry title and continue editing with emacs. I keep my journal text file with <code>.md</code> extension so that my emacs markdown-mode kick in and highlight the entry header, distinguishing it from the body. Everything went well until I upgrade my jrnl from v1 to v2.4.3.</p>