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+#+title: Auto-suggestions for DuckDuckGo in Conkeror
+#+filetags: conkeror, config, javascript
+#+date: <2014-06-03 Tue 22:08>
+#+exclude_tags: summary
+
+Recently [[https://duckduckgo.com][DuckDuckGo]] gave its UI a big overhaul. One of the new parts of the UI is the auto-suggestions, which are pretty cool, especially when working with `!bang` syntax. I want that in my conkeror webjump! So I started looking...
+
+Turns out that [[http://conkeror.org][Conkeror]] can work with [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSearch][OpenSearch]] descriptions to create webjumps and actually already has a DuckDuckGo OpenSearch XML file. However, DuckDuckGo has a newer version of that file.
+
+So, for starters you should download the proper XML [[https://duckduckgo.com/opensearch.xml][file]]. After this, you can replace the =/usr/share/conkeror/search-engines/duckduckgo.xml= file[fn:1] with the newly downloaded one and you'd be done, ready to use the new auto-suggest functionality[fn:2].
+
+If, however, you don't like overwriting your package's files because they may get overwritten again in the future[fn:3] or you really don't think it's proper, you can also create a custom webjump that does the same thing, which is what I did.
+
+In case you are following my lead, first we'd need to put the downloaded XML file somewhere. I suggest =~/.conkerorrc/search-engines= because that way everything in your configuration stays nice and contained, although you might want to put it in your =~/.conkeror.mozdev.org/conkeror/CODE.PROFILE/search-engines=, where =CODE= is an eight-character alphanumeric sequence (as far as I can tell) and =PROFILE= is the name of the profile you use[fn:4], because that should already be included in your =opensearch_load_paths=.
+
+If you put the XML in your =.conkerorrc= you'll need to add that directory to your =opensearch_load_paths=, so put something like the following in your =init.js=, or whichever filename you use for your conkeror init:
+
+#+begin_src js
+  opensearch_load_paths.push(make_file("~/.conkerorrc/search-engines"));
+#+end_src
+
+After Conkeror knows where to find your custom search engine specifications you can create a webjump for it:
+
+#+begin_src js
+  define_opensearch_webjump("ddg", "ddg.xml");
+#+end_src
+
+Once you evaluate these lines or restart your Conkeror, you should have a =ddg= webjump with auto-suggestion. Yay!
+
+* Auto-suggestions for DuckDuckGo in Conkeror             :summary:
+
+Recently [[https://duckduckgo.com][DuckDuckGo]] gave its UI a big overhaul. One of the new parts of the UI is the auto-suggestions, which are pretty cool, especially when working with `!bang` syntax. I want that in my conkeror webjump! So I started looking...
+
+* Footnotes
+
+[fn:1] I have Conkeror installed in =/usr=, so if you have it installed somewhere else your path will be different.
+
+[fn:2] You might have to restart Conkeror first, I didn't test it without restarting.
+
+[fn:3] This can of course happen when, for example, your package manager updates your Conkeror installation.
+
+[fn:4] The default profile is named (appropriately) =default=.
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+#+title: A blogging challenge
+#+date: <2014-06-25 Wed 19:20>
+#+exclude_tags: summary
+#+filetags: meta
+
+Lately I've been thinking that I should blog more. I've had a blog for as long as I can remember, I'm constantly trying out new platforms or new ways of blogging and I never really actually post anything. I sometimes get stuck in this spiral of meta-activity where, for example, I work hard on getting my blog ready or am figuring out how to best present some project I'm working on or its documentation, instead of actually blogging or working on/documenting that project. I get so bad that I occasionally even have projects around these meta-activities, like [[https://github.com/ryuslash/edocs][edocs]].
+
+Thankfully, after a while I recognize that I'm not actually really doing anything and basically just stalling, and I try to do something about it. So, I'm going to try to stop doing that and just write. Yesterday [[https://ryuslash.org/blog/?p=37][I wrote]] about [[http://habitrpg.org][HabitRPG]] and now I'm going to try to use that to encourage myself to write more blog posts. So far it's starting out well, two days and two posts.
+
+So, please excuse my two posts of mostly filler content and I'll try to write something a little more interesting tomorrow.
+
+* A blogging challenge                                    :summary:
+
+Lately I've been thinking that I should blog more.