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_acme
10y ago
It's available at http://plan9.bell-labs.com/sources/contrib/miller/ .
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Plan 9 for Raspberry Pi
(plan9.bell-labs.com)
3 points
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_acme
10y ago
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Why Plan 9? (2001)
(marc.info)
102 points
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_acme
10y ago
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53 comments
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Doug McIlroy on Unix Taste (2014)
(minnie.tuhs.org)
47 points
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_acme
10y ago
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64 comments
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Computer Engineering (A DEC View of Hardware Systems Design)
(research.microsoft.com)
3 points
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_acme
10y ago
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2 comments
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The Strange Birth and Long Life of Unix (2011)
(spectrum.ieee.org)
108 points
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_acme
10y ago
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_acme
10y ago
I think what is meant by a non-last mile user is someone who tends to stay in cities and suburbs, and rarely, if ever, ventures into rural areas, where cell phone service is still often non-existent or limited to one carrier that may or may
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Short history of 'grep'
(minnie.tuhs.org)
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_acme
10y ago
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Less is exponentially more
(commandcenter.blogspot.com)
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_acme
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Rob Pike: Regular expressions in lexing and parsing
(commandcenter.blogspot.com)
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_acme
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_acme
10y ago
Have you tried sam or acme? Both are remarkably snappy.
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_acme
10y ago
It's taken by another Microsoft product.
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_acme
10y ago
There were no "traditional arrow keys" on the terminal that vi was developed on, but arrows were printed on the hjkl keys; see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow_keys#HJKL_keys .
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_acme
10y ago
"limo" may be a reference to what is sometimes called a black car -- a scheduled livery service -- and not what we generally think of as a large limousine. Still, though, most people don't use those either.
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_acme
10y ago
Why does this article describe these stimulants as "narcotics"? They are neither opioids nor illegal when prescribed, so it seems like a needlessly provocative, and factually incorrect, description.
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The Glorious Horror of TECO
(goodmath.scientopia.org)
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_acme
10y ago
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_acme
10y ago
It's pretty standard usage in the Chicago area of the Midwest.
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_acme
10y ago
How is calling this keyboard "new" not misleading when it's objectively been available for some time now?
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_acme
10y ago
Bjarne uses Rob Pike's Sam text editor, which by default uses a proportional font (Lucida).
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_acme
10y ago
Could you clarify what you found ridiculous in my comment? I don't need to present scientific evidence that he's a potential harm to himself or others; anyone who is depressed or schizophrenic is potentially such a threat. The evi
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_acme
10y ago
How did you "quite literally" have a crash that didn't happen?
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_acme
10y ago
I think blood alcohol content counts as an objective standard.
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_acme
10y ago
Is there any scientific evidence suggesting that marijuana treats depression or schizophrenia in any meaningful way? I don't believe so, which would suggest that you've merely been lucky not to have had additional episodes; for th
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_acme
10y ago
To counter your anecdote, tapentadol (Nucynta) leaves me extremely foggy and out of it at doses below the required dose for pain relief -- far loopier than hydrocodone, oxycodone or oxymorphone.
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_acme
10y ago
What incentive did your doctor have to "get [you] hooked" on hydrocodone? Why do you think that was your doctor's objective?
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_acme
10y ago
Is there a higher rate of opioid addiction amongst opioid users than marijuana addiction amongst marijuana users?
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_acme
10y ago
Do you have any support for your claim that "[t]he potential for addiction has nearly unlimited risk."? Given that the majority of the population has been prescribed an opioid at some point (wisdom teeth removal, broken bone, etc.
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Let’s Try Acme: Ep. 4 – Enough Messing Around
(echosa.github.io)
1 points
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_acme
10y ago
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_acme
11y ago
No, if you're not paying more than you would if you weren't a US citizen, you're not being double taxed.
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_acme
11y ago
Iceland's parliament, the Althing, has not been in continuous operation since its founding; it was discontinued in 1799 for 45 years. It was restored in 1844.
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