dramaticus3

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by dramaticus3 15y ago
Miguel, please learn Unix
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
cough ed cough though you wont find either on your fresh gentoo install
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
In other non-news the Chinese takeaway on Main Street, Kent has 5-4-1970
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
to save energy !
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
Nobody cares what Brandon Mendelson thinks
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
% php --syntax-check somefile.php Errors parsing somefile.php
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
Plan 9 From Bell Labs
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
What I don't get is why people use their own name at all. Neither my Facebook account nor my Google+ account are in my birth name. That hasn't stopped me interacting with the people I know and the people that know me. Ok they might not be
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
Gnu is Not Useful
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
The GPL binds your hands. What if you put your code in the public domain? No clauses, no contract required, no problem? "Open source with obligations" is a better nomenclature for the GPL. Avoid it where you can.
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
http://fastmail.fm/ SSL all the way, bought out earlier in the year by Opera. I've used the free version for 10+ years without issue. Whois says Domain Information Query: fastmail.fm Status: Active Created: 31 Dec 1999 0
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
MySQL got the wrong results faster.
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
Went to bit.ly. Shortened http://blizzard.warcraft.info-management-review.net/security... to http://bit.ly/e61JJQ . Went to http://cli.gs/ (which blocked all in the article) It happily shortened http://bit.ly/e61JJQ to http://cli.g
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
Based on the assumption that the network the computer is attached to is the same network as iss.net is attached to. I could make you a video where I attack every IP address on the net if you like.
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
It is a nice idea and as a Plan 9 user I can attest to its power. However The Fallacies of Distributed Computing [1] are not just whimsy. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallacies_of_Distributed_Comput...
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
Yes you can type away all you like but ed only reads commands from the prompt, just like a line orientated terminal.
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
I'll pop this quote here too "If you're willing to restrict the flexibility of your approach, you can almost always do something better." — John Carmack
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
The project leader. Tests, I'm in charge, I don't test.
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
> So I can type my text in ed and then use my mouse to position the cursor somewhere up, select text, and make a change. No you can't, not in ed on Plan9.
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
Get ready for some WTF-ery Crypt takes an optional salt. If that value is an MD5 hash it is prefixed with the chars $1$ to tell the underlying crypt(3) function to use Modular Crypt Format[1]. MCF is an ad-hoc cruft because the orginal cryp
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
That's hilarious. Thanks for that. > be sure that encryption code is not visible at client’s browser. Good luck with that
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
Perhaps he means Sam, which is a kind of GUI ed
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
Funny you should say that. The screenshot here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acme_(text_editor) is my screen
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
> A sampling of more advanced tricks I don't do tricks.
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
fireball is a visionary genius
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
thanks
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
ok, but now I have a generic logger that I can send all kind of messages to. I can use the source channel anywhere and pop a new data source into it etc. etc. channels rule :)
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
use channels, you can make them block so the first loop will wait for logger to finish the logging if you like do { source = <- sources // read a source from the sources channel if source data = read(sour
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
turn off javascript (I didn't even know it was a slide deck, I have js off (NotScripts extension) in Chrome). To be fair to Russ, it is his slidedeck from doing his talk, not a publication. It was only the 2nd IWP9, we've got a bit better
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by dramaticus3 15y ago
So surely Forth should make a resurgence, it has the most code density, the fastest runtime and the lowest error rate. The only metric is loses on is its high score in impenetrability.

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