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by mjl- 9y ago
this is how they did it somewhat later in plan 9, with macro's: ARGBEGIN{ default: usage(); case 'm': m = ARGF(); break; case 'p': pflag = 1; break; }ARGEND https://github.
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by mjl- 9y ago
openlayers has more functionality built-in. in leaflet, things like editing geo-features are in plugins.
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by mjl- 9y ago
"part way there", but certainly still a long way to go. even only because people want slick ui's, not a strong point of plan 9/inferno.
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by mjl- 9y ago
i also saw the same eurobsdcon youtube video. i agree it is somewhat hard to imagine replacing long-time unix tools with newer versions that only differ in being implemented in a new language. making sure nothing breaks takes so much time,
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by mjl- 10y ago
here's a weird thing about "www": in the netherlands, many people say the "www" out loud when mentioning a domain name, but then omit the dot after the "www". they do mention the dot before the TLD. so a
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by mjl- 10y ago
and eric grosse too
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by mjl- 10y ago
i've read up on wireguard a week or so ago. it seems awesome. i've rarely been so excited about new software/protocol. the design philosophy feels so right. a few months ago i concluded i needed a secure vpn to servers. ips
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by mjl- 10y ago
just today i replaced maven with ivy + a few scripts to build a java project i'm working on. it is so much better. ivy just for downloading the dependencies, the scripts for building and running. the scripts are easier to read and u
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by mjl- 12y ago
ah, nice to see that code linked! quite a few of those repo's aren't very interesting, some are: - httpd (have been using it as my webserver for many years) - qwm (window manager, inspired by acme and a bit of dwm, but a bit bugg
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by mjl- 12y ago
fun to see. inferno is an impressive system. be sure to click to the repository, it has an overview of the 26 steps (so far) to get to the point where it is now. also congrats to the author for getting to this stage, with steady improvement
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by mjl- 17y ago
exactly. when i read the question i thought: i bet you are using some dynamic scripting language. use a language a programming style that lets you catch errors early. it's amazing how much time i've wasted testing for errors after small