andlrc

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   by andlrc 9y ago

   TLPI is a fantastic reference book to have when written code.
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   by andlrc 9y ago

   > unless your entire business runs on an AS400 Even there you got support for C, C++, Java amung others as well as the whole IBM family (RPG/ILE, CL, REXX, ...) With somewhat decent bindings in RPG.
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   by andlrc 9y ago

   And http://www.bigbustycoons.com
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   by andlrc 10y ago

   > You sneaky devil! He he. Never copy/paste shell code found on the internet :-)
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   by andlrc 10y ago

   `info` also contains a lot of historical notes, i.e. $ info Groff | awk '$2 == "History"{f = 4};f && f--' RS= ORS='\n\n' 1.2 History =========== 'troff' can trace its or
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   by andlrc 10y ago

   I use vim as a manpager. This way I get all my binds for navigating (I mapped <c-e> to scroll two lines, etc), colors is supported and folds.