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-As is often the case, I was just trying to sync up my environments so that I could work seemlessly between the desk and couch when I wound up down the rabbit hole of typescript errors and configuration. Years ago I modified an exsiting extension so that I could more easily reference Wikpedia pages without having to leap between the browser and editor.
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+As is often the case, I was just trying to sync up my environments so that I could work seemlessly between the desk and couch when I wound up down the rabbit hole of typescript errors and configuration. Years ago I modified an exsiting extension, which was originaly inspired by a fella named Arian Wasi in Bangladesh[^1], so that I could more easily reference Wikpedia pages without having to leap between the browser and editor.
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-I noticed that when starting to sync my codespaces that I didn't have access to the extension which is when I remembered that it's only at my desk. So I whipped it into shape an published it on the Microsoft Visual Studio Marketplace[^1][^2] so that I'd have it available everywhere.
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+I noticed that when starting to sync my codespaces that I didn't have access to the extension which is when I remembered that it's only at my desk. So I whipped it into shape an published it on the Microsoft Visual Studio Marketplace[^2] so that I'd have it available everywhere[^3].
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It works like this... let's say [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia) - I just highlight the word and hit a keyboard shortcut to automatically look it up and link to it. It uses the Wikipedia Search API for the lookup and sometimes I just use it for note taking. When I'm unsure of the meaning or history of something, I'll draft it in as a link so that I can reference it later.
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It works like this... let's say [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia) - I just highlight the word and hit a keyboard shortcut to automatically look it up and link to it. It uses the Wikipedia Search API for the lookup and sometimes I just use it for note taking. When I'm unsure of the meaning or history of something, I'll draft it in as a link so that I can reference it later.
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@@ -31,5 +32,6 @@ It works like this... let's say [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikip
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-[^1]: Wikpedia Link - https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=windhamdavid.wikipedia-link
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-[^2]: Wikpedia Link ( Github ) - https://github.com/windhamdavid/vscode-wikipedia-link
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+[^1]: Arian Wasi - https://wasi-master.github.io
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+[^2]: Wikpedia Link - https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=windhamdavid.wikipedia-link
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+[^3]: Wikpedia Link ( Github ) - https://github.com/windhamdavid/vscode-wikipedia-link
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David Windham