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by adamrt 9y ago
I think you might be off by an order of magnitude
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by adamrt 9y ago
Q: Where did the author get the idea that fish is 200k SLOC? A: 'cloc' on a fresh checkout of fish-shell says there's 200k lines. ;)
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by adamrt 9y ago
You may already be familiar with but just in case: https://wiki.debian.org/UnattendedUpgrades You can specify the types of updates to auto install (ie I use security updates only automatically).
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by adamrt 10y ago
Or Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, Arch, OpenBSD, FreeBSD and many other places.
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by adamrt 10y ago
Shameless plug for https://github.com/adamrt/sane-term I use it (and created it) so I could use ansi-term instead of e-shell. Then C-c C-j lets you treat the term like a normal buffer (move, yank, etc), and C-c C-k whe
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by adamrt 10y ago
Just out of curiosity, how old are you, if you don't mind? Your comment makes me assume you are very young or you work at Google. I don't mean that snarky, but your comment is a very different response than the rest of this thread
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by adamrt 11y ago
I can't reply to gleb's comment below, so I will respond here. After ido-find-file you can do C-f and edit the line like find-file does.
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by adamrt 11y ago
I think that is an interesting idea, but my first reaction is that it wouldn't end spam. In the US there is a much larger cost associated with sending physical spam in the US (stamps). But there seems to be unlimited physical spam stil
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by adamrt 11y ago
Yeah. Fuck projects that people do to learn something and give away for free.
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by adamrt 11y ago
Probably not many, but stating simplicity as your primary (or at least first) goal is a statement and reminder of priorities.
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by adamrt 11y ago
> What kind of argument is this? "it's definitely my knee jerk reaction"
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by adamrt 11y ago
The amount of time and money to shift at this point would be astronomical wouldn't it? It would take a few generations as we would continue to have to teach imperial so people could convert when they ran across any existing media refer
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by adamrt 11y ago
i wanted a terminal in emacs that was as standard as possible and created 'sane-term'. Just ansi-term with a couple useful features. Sorry for the plug
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by adamrt 11y ago
Try "M-x package-list-packages" to see a list and then find it. If it's not there then your package setup is incorrect.
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by adamrt 11y ago
Extremely. Also, it looks like they picked random years for the data points as well. They cross in 2010 like it has some significance.
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by adamrt 11y ago
Its at the very top of the readme. Here is a direct link to your question. https://github.com/seppo0010/rsedis#why
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by adamrt 11y ago
That's now how ads always work. Many sites get revenue based on impressions, not clicks or conversions.
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by adamrt 11y ago
Good call. I was thinking packages in my head despite you specifically referring to ports. Thanks for following up!
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by adamrt 11y ago
> my only qualm with it currently is it's reliance of X11 for ports to work- I don't like install X11 libs on my servers wherever I can avoid it. :\ Can you give a reference to this? I'm not doubting you, as I always insta
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by adamrt 11y ago
Just a note that Emacs was on BZR not CVS.
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by adamrt 11y ago
I have this plan and never did a credit check. Maybe I was grandfathered in though. I've had t mobile for 2 years now.
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by adamrt 12y ago
Are you having a bad day? You are suggesting using screen space for the use case of a new user. Some people optimize for people that are already familiar with the program. Both are valid options, so it's a bit silly to criticize just b
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by adamrt 12y ago
Would you mind giving a few examples where OpenBSD is lacking consistency or polish? I was a huge NetBSD fan for many years, but I moved to OpenBSD about 6-7 years ago because I felt it actually had more consistency and polish. It's be
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by adamrt 12y ago
While I agree with other posters that there could be a bit more information, I think the git based config is a pretty interesting approach. Nice work guy, look forward to seeing it a bit more fleshed out.
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by adamrt 12y ago
Its actually very easy to upgrade OpenBSD. There is lots of information on that page and you should read it all, but the actual process of the upgrade is quick.
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by adamrt 12y ago
http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi/OpenBSD-current/man8/... This may help. Using `apm -C` or `apm -A`
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by adamrt 12y ago
http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/p.html#p-tags <p> don't need closing tags i prefer closing tags personally, but its not required.
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The End of an Era (Django South 1.0)(aeracode.org)
10 points by adamrt 12y ago|0 comments
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by adamrt 12y ago
I'd love to here some specifics here. I've never heard anyone call javascript beautiful before. I don't mind js, but please let me know what flexibility js provides that is unmatchable.
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by adamrt 12y ago
You post is formatted awkwardly so I'm only guessing at your issues. Forgive me if I am misunderstanding. "you have no decent binary packages" - OpenBSD encourages the use of binary packages. The OS is shipped with them. You

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