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Who needs pesticides when you have ... bumblebees?
This is awesome in so many ways:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/jun/02/bumblebees-take-off-save-strawberries

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I’m trying to grok Lisp macros these days, because everyone says they’re so great. So, I’m surveying the literature :)
The mysteries of "car" and "cdr" revealed ... Lisp is _simple_? Very cool.
I recently added jabber.el to my workflow via package-install jabber. Jabber.el seems to be in a really good place in terms of usage and polished development. The only hiccup I had was that it was complaining about starttls issues. That was easy enough to google, and it seemed like I should...
I just started using Jabber in Emacs too. Chatting is *so much* better in Emacs. Thanks for the tips on turning off presence alerts, as well as the very useful C-x C-j C-l to switch to the pending message.

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Tumblesocks is all caught up!
Back to 0 open issues, 0 open pull requests on Tumblesocks. Feels good 8)
A new version is out, by the way. This just fixes a few cosmetic bugs and typos, along with working around a Tumblr API change, so if you’re getting errors, consider upgrading to 0.0.6, available from Marmalade or (soon) MELPA.
Excellent! The upgrade works for me. I'm reading this in Emacs. :) Thanks for fixing this so incredibly fast.
If you installed tumblesocks with package-install from Marmalade, upgrading is easy:
M-x list-packages
Search for tumblesocks, then hit U to mark the package for upgrade.
Hit x to execute your changes.
Restart Emacs (or else hunt up the package files in ~/.emacs.d/elpa/tumblesocks-0.0.6/ and reload them with eval-buffer).
[SOLVED] A weird oauth.el issue when trying to set up tumblesocks
I was trying to set up tumblesocks, but I ran into an error on the first step. Running M-x tumblesocks-api-test-auth was returning an unhelpful error message (“Looks like something’s wrong, try again?”), so that was unfortunate. First things first, I checked that I had all the proper packages installed. Not knowing a better way to do it, I just did (require 'packge-name) on each one of the required packages: oauth, htmlize, markdown-mode, and json. No problems there.
At this point, the README wasn’t much help, so I went searching for that error message in the source files and found it in the tumblesocks-api-test-auth function, not too surprisingly. From there, I started interspersing (debug) in the code, trying to pinpoint which subroutine was causing the problem. I eventually followed the path down to tumblesocks-api-reauthenticate; in the middle of that function, we’re trying to set a local token unique per blog, by taking advantage of the built-in oauth’s oauth-authorize-app function. So far, so good, but there’s still a long way to go…
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UPDATE: I contacted gcr, who released tumblesocks 0.0.6 over the weekend. Success! I'm updating this post in Emacs.
Why did I get on Tumblr? So I could post from Emacs. With tumblesocks.
What is my first Tumblr post? Trying to get tumblesocks to work.Â
After far too long fiddling around with oauth arcana, I found this post which describes the exact problem and a solution:
(setq oauth-nonce-function #'oauth-internal-make-nonce)
Open ~/.emacs.d/elpa/oauth-1.0.3/oauth.el and M-x emacs-lisp-byte-compile
The problem is, even when I do this solution, M-x tumblesocks-api-test-auth still generates a nil token. The URL is:
https://www.tumblr.com/oauth/authorize?oauth_token=nil
Any ideas? I'm so close!