3 ms·
Allow me a small tale. I remember on #lisp at Freenode IRC, there was a helpful soul that would help folks by telling them to click a link. Upon landing on the
by innguest 11y ago
Allow me a small tale.
I remember on #lisp at Freenode IRC, there was a helpful soul that would help folks by telling them to click a link. Upon landing on the page, the person being helped would see a mirror of the helper's Emacs buffer being updated live as they coded against a Lisp image and the results would show.
Lispers, always seeing ahead of everyone else.
- pubby 11y agoI used to do this using termcast.org (via telnet). It's a simple and lightweight way to show people what you're coding.
- innguest 11y agoFound it, it was back at 2010 it seems: http://chrisdone.com:10001/browse/lisp?events_per_page=50&events_page=124553 http://chrisdone.com:10001/browse/lisp?events_per_page=50&ev... The "helper"'s screen name was "nixeagle" and his emacs mirror was at http://i.nixeagle.net:8080/t http://i.nixeagle.net:8080/t