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Clean doesn't mean easy to use. I've worked with a system before that had a very clean, elegant design (message-passing/mailboxes), easy to implement, easy to
by pseudohadamard 10mo ago
Clean doesn't mean easy to use. I've worked with a system before that had a very clean, elegant design (message-passing/mailboxes), easy to implement, easy to apply security measures to, small, efficient, everything you could ask for, and pretty much the first thing anyone who used it did was write a set of wrappers for it to make it look and feel more natural.
- smorrow 9mo agoPlan 9 does that, e.g. dial(2) to do the /net dance. ("2" here actually means something like "3plan9".)