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These slides are always so out of context without hearing the audio presentation, or better, seeing the video of the presenter.. when I flip through these slide
by digitalsushi 13y ago
These slides are always so out of context without hearing the audio presentation, or better, seeing the video of the presenter.. when I flip through these slideshows with the mem/macros/whatever they are called, I always imagine the audience sitting there, forced smiles, maybe a cough, and then on to the next slide.
These should be refactored after the local presentation. Like how episodes of The Simpsons will cull out really topical jokes that won't be funny in a month for the sake of syndication.
tmux is cool, and wemux is a tool we use regularly to share sessions. I am an old screen guy and appreciate that there is something similar being produced, as both products get invigorated by new features and bug fixes. I believe there is even a screenrc mode for tmux so that I can keep my muscle memory - what a great feature!
- kingnight 13y agoThe Simpsons does this? I believe it but had no idea. Do you have a reference.
- digitalsushi 13y agoI do not have a reference. You'll have to live with accepting what I remember from my childhood as being correct, I am afraid. Or, searching.
- snowwrestler 13y agoThe reason the Simpsons cut material is that shows in syndication have a shorter running time to permit more ads to run during them. It's more noticable than usual with the Simpsons because the joke density is higher than most sitcoms.
- spolu 13y agoThe presentation will actually take place tomorrow. I'll do my best to be entertaining!
- ktr 13y agoWill it be taped? Would be interested in seeing it :)
- Legion 13y agoScreen doesn't seem to be getting much invigoration, seeing as the most recent release was in 2008, and only three version control commits have been made in the last 12 months. Screen is, for all intents and purposes, a dead project. There's no co-invigorating going on. ALL new development is happening in tmux.