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talks: Slides and code for my talks

I expect you to use Emacs 24.3 and to have dash.el installed already

Open vivid-rodent.el, hit M-x eval-buffer
Hit M-x vivid-rodent, move the mouse around in the buffer that popped up, click to save the color code

Open flipbook.el, adjust flipbook-format-string to an existing path to the frames you want to play back (first line)
Hit M-x eval-buffer, then M-x flipbook
Hit p to play or pause, adjust playback with < and >
Hit h for more bindings

Make sure you have everything set up for Clojure development in Emacs (CIDER and its dependencies need to be installed in Emacs, Leiningen needs to be installed on your system) and have the supercollider package installed via your system's package manager
Run lein deps in code/bleeps to fetch all dependencies of this Clojure project
Set up JACK (pasuspender -- jackd -r -d alsa works on my Pulseaudio system)
Open bleeps/src/bleeps/core.clj, hit C-c M-j to attach a REPL
Evaluate all top-level forms in bleeps/src/bleeps/core.clj with C-M-x, starting from the first and going until the last one
Switch to the project namespace in the REPL with either C-c M-n or (ns bleeps.core)
Try playing some sounds in the REPL with something like (coin-block)

Open dial.el, hit M-x eval-buffer
If you rather want to dial DTMF tones, evaluate the first dial-mode-alist form, otherwise the second one
Hit M-x dial, then hit the keys mapped by the dial-mode-alist form you've evaluated