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by cogburnd02 5y ago
once you get the dictd server set up, all you need to do to get a definition is run curl. google 'curl dict' for some stuff.
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
For SHAME! He skipped the Star Trek one! ;-) https://archive.org/details/byte-magazine-1977-12
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
I bet it'd be pretty easy to make an awk script to convert XML into something like dictfmt(1)'s -j Jargon File format text. https://linux.die.net/man/1/dictfmt http://www.catb.org/jargon&
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
https://bits.p1x.in/floppinux-an-embedded-linux-on-a-single-... uses 5.13.0-rc2.
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
Wait there's a LEGO SET!?!? Oh, wait, you probably meant that as a metaphor, didn't you?
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
I'd assume it meant 'rewrite in rust.'
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
I am currently not set up to read RSS feeds, but I want to set up Newsboat [1] for a machine connected to a real VT terminal and RSSMii [2] for my Wii connected to my tv. https://newsboat.org/ https://wiibrew.org
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
Wouldn't it work with a newer kernel though, too?
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
would be really really cool if someone could make a small script to convert these into a format understandable by dict:// https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DICT
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
It would be great to have something like the Framework (or a special edition of one) on the FSF's RYF-certified list: https://ryf.fsf.org/
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
I love remind. It's got its own little domain-specific language for describing dates & things, it's got its own built-in Easter calculation stuff.
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
I have no problem donating to free software projects, but one should not be required to provide payment to access information of any kind, be it software, movies, music, or any other kind of data.
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
> Most importantly, your lab notebook is not yours...You should not take it home for any reason. Dafuq?
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
somewhat related: https://bellard.org/tcc/tccboot.html was a project to boot the Linux kernel directly from source code using a C compiler as part of the boot process.
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
Still interesting. I certainly did not know this existed.
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
Funny, 'Zep' is also a commercially available Copper Sulfate. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Zep-Root-Kill-32-oz-Drain-Cleaner/4...
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
Sad that Pico-8 isn't free software.
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
What do you think about this? https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/push-copyright-aside.en.html
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
The only thing you are is too correct.
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
Unless you obscured your face with e.g. a motorcycle helmet or something.
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
BRL-CAD was created by the US Army Research Laboratory (then the Ballistic Research Laboratory, hence 'BRL') and was released in 1984, and became free software in 2004. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BRL-CAD
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
What are your thoughts on darkhttpd? https://unix4lyfe.org/darkhttpd/
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
And for low-resolution displays, there's Bitmap Garamond. https://www.all-day-breakfast.com/cannam/garamond.html
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
From https://itsfoss.com/hyperbola-linux-bsd/ > [T]he interest in allowing Rust modules into the kernel are a problem for us, due to Rust trademark restrictions which prevent us from applying patches in our distribu
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
Having never heard of Gambit, it looks like Gambit:Scheme::Awka:AWK https://github.com/noyesno/awka
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
Uh, LibGen?
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by cogburnd02 5y ago
Well that's actully what U+008B (PLD, Partial Line Down) and U+008C (PLU, Partial Line Up (though officially it's inexplicably Partial Line Backward)) were originally for: PLD text PLU would produce a subscript and PLU text PLD wo
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
> second hand septic pump truck That is waaay too specific for you to have come up with it right off the top of your head; I sense there's a story here.
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
Does BSD netcat give an error if you include the -p?
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by cogburnd02 6y ago
How do you refer to each implementation & what are some of the subtle incompatibilities?

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