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authorCraig Jennings <c@cjennings.net>2024-04-29 19:05:37 -0500
committerCraig Jennings <c@cjennings.net>2024-04-29 19:05:37 -0500
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refactored flyspell-and-abbrev
- refactored flyspell-and-abbrev, adding ert tests - remove unsetting the C-; keybinding for personal-keymap from Flyspell to custom-functions with the rest of the keybinding commands.
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+You would think that, being a librarian would be an easy and relaxing job - belying about in a quiet room, inhaling the fragrance of old pages, but it's actualy quite chalanging. For one, there's a lot of people that don't know how to mantain silence, and you have to constanly remind them to respect others. The cataloguing proces isn't as simpe as you might imagine either. You have to clasify each book according to it's author, do the Dewey Decimal System, and contole the circulation of the books.
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+Running a libarary isn't only about keeping books and lending them out, it's a buisness that needs efective managment. It's unfortunete that it's often underestimated, but running a libaray can be as tough as any other job, requirering various skills and pasience. And let's not talk about late returners, they can be the bigest headache of all. Making sure books are returned on time and in good shape is a constant struggle. Always remember, libraries are truly treasures of knowledge, and the librarians are the guardians preserving them.