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Yeah, that was an attempt at sarcasm. Clearly it didn't work. I was tying to imply that FSF types want all web apps to be accessible via the command line. <sar
by chriscorcoran 16y ago
Yeah, that was an attempt at sarcasm. Clearly it didn't work.
I was tying to imply that FSF types want all web apps to be accessible via the command line. <sarcasm>Because who needs a fancy tabbed browser when you've got lynx?</sarcasm>
Just for the record, I am well aware of what Unix pipes are and how to use them :)
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- gloob 16y agoI don't entirely understand why you would spend your time trying to imply something about the FSF that is completely unrelated to what the FSF cares about. Could you fill me in, perhaps?
- chriscorcoran 16y agoI tried to make a joke playing off the stereotype of what some people think those working for the FSF look like. In short that they're all typical unix grey beards and are professional internet curmudgeons. It didn't work. Sorry.
- mkr-hn 16y agoI doubt the HN unix gray beards appreciate being lumped in with the FSF unix gray beards.
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- jfm3 16y agoWait, I get it now. This as an ad hominem attack against the FSF that assumed the reader would hold "UNIX pipes" and command lines as bad things. I think you're on the wrong forum.
- burgerbrain 16y agoWeird, last I checked my "command line" browser had tabs. looks down Yup, still does.