Some people are saying that https://github.com/ubolonton/emacs-tree-sitter will eventually replace the default regexp-based font-lock for syntax highlighting. I'm personally testing it out and it's been great!
I just wish they had a restore feature like chrome does. On firefox, once you close gracefully, there doesn't seem to restore the whole previous session without using an extension.
The identity-destroying part only came after 1938. They were trying to do 내선일체 [內鮮一體] (not sure how to translate this in English). Before that, they actually helped Koreans learn Hangul. I was also very anti-Japan as a…
I'm not really sure what the "most popular" webtoons among non-Koreans. I know some American friends who showed me some that were supposedly popular, but I couldn't recognize. That's certainly not a trend in mainstream…
Korean here who has been watching webtoons since the very beginning. Unlike some recent hits made by printed manhwa artists, webtoons were initially an amateur thing. Where as mangas always seemed to have a certain…
Some people are saying that https://github.com/ubolonton/emacs-tree-sitter will eventually replace the default regexp-based font-lock for syntax highlighting. I'm personally testing it out and it's been great!
I just wish they had a restore feature like chrome does. On firefox, once you close gracefully, there doesn't seem to restore the whole previous session without using an extension.
The identity-destroying part only came after 1938. They were trying to do 내선일체 [內鮮一體] (not sure how to translate this in English). Before that, they actually helped Koreans learn Hangul. I was also very anti-Japan as a…
I'm not really sure what the "most popular" webtoons among non-Koreans. I know some American friends who showed me some that were supposedly popular, but I couldn't recognize. That's certainly not a trend in mainstream…
Korean here who has been watching webtoons since the very beginning. Unlike some recent hits made by printed manhwa artists, webtoons were initially an amateur thing. Where as mangas always seemed to have a certain…