SmirkingRevenge

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by SmirkingRevenge 11y ago
If I were gonna bet on it.. the first explanation I would gravitate towards would be that these teens might have been the children of single teenage mothers/fathers themselves.. and lived through the hardship of that situation first ha
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by SmirkingRevenge 11y ago
Like most pop-philosophy, the Unix philosophy is too vague and subject to interpretation to really be a good guide or yardstick for your projects or ideas. Its a nice little useful heuristic or reminder to ask yourself if maybe what you are
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by SmirkingRevenge 11y ago
I used to be a mutt user back in the day, and it was great at the time, especially when unix/linux lacked anything really better, and there were no iphones or android devices. It was/is the best-in-class console based email clien
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by SmirkingRevenge 11y ago
Spacemacs is absolutely amazing. I've done the rounds with emacs - trying it vanilla and rolling my own config, or using the various pre-made configuration packages (prelude, emacs-live, starter-kit, etc), sometimes with evil, sometim
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by SmirkingRevenge 11y ago
Also, Ctrl+j works as 'enter' as well. A decent subset of emacs keybindings work in anything that uses gnu readline or similar library (ctrl+a|b|f... etc).
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by SmirkingRevenge 11y ago
Palm/ctrl won't work on most laptops, especially since nearly all of them have chiclet keys these days.. heck, more and more desktop keyboards do too. Remapping capslock to ctrl on all my machines turned out to be one of the best
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by SmirkingRevenge 11y ago
Would that really be any different that downloading the script, then opening it with less/vim/whatever locally, which is typically going to be pretty safe, unless the script is accidentally executed somehow.
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by SmirkingRevenge 11y ago
`curl ... | <your favorite code editor, like vim or emacs> -` should work too. Thats generally what I do when I encounter the curl -> bash instructions on the web.