Similar to my "fork patch system": https://github.com/srijan/superset/blob/main/docs/patches/PATCH_00-PATCHING-SYSTEM.md

Where a doc is maintained per patch to document the intent of each patch, and those changes can be rebased or (worst-case) re-implemented if upstream changes significantly.

Didn't work for me on Firefox - not able to add an account. Permissions issue?

Noticed that the comment form was not working here since my last upgrade of Kirby and the komments plugin. Fixed it now.

I often read on my feed reader by default, but open the original page if I like the article or want to read more from the same author. And yes, often the designs are unique and inspiring.

#TIL that #Emacs also has a Global Mark Ring:

the global mark ring records a sequence of buffers that you have been in, and, for each buffer, a place where you set the mark

For programming buffers / projects, I've been using the xref stack to go back/forward when jumping around. But the global mark ring is super useful as a general purpose tracker of my context jumps.

By default, C-x C-<SPC> jumps back. There is no forward like xref-go-forward, but it' a ring so it's possible to go around. Or there's always consult-global-mark to show the marks in a list and select from it.

Other helpful links:

• Emacs: Mark Ring by Arialdo Martini
• Efficiency With The Mark Ring by Vernon Grant