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by rman666 17y ago
+1 for newLISP :-) Current version rocks!
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by rman666 17y ago
No (non-Cygwin) Windows binary :-(
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by rman666 17y ago
Nice clean blog pages. I don't care as much for the home page, but the individual article pages are easy on the eyes.
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by rman666 17y ago
One good reason to run OS X is that there are several decent outliners (OmniOutliner, etc.). There are no good outliners for Windows, and I know of none for Linux either. There's the cross-platform JOE (Java Outline Editor), but it's not as
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by rman666 17y ago
Flying cars; medical tricorders; food replicators; space vacations; gravity boots; anti-gravity boots; Rosie the robot; basically, anything from Star Trek or the Jetsons.
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by rman666 17y ago
The Security Decisions Conference will be in downtown Chicago 10/21 and 10/22. Any chance the meeting could be held then? You'd probably get a lot of infosec people. See http://infosecuritydecisions.techtarget.com/infosecuritydeci... for
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by rman666 17y ago
I'm on in the evenings as: clint.laskowski
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by rman666 17y ago
The power of HN is that you have many resources to call on at once. Might it be a better idea to troubleshoot using the knowledge and tools available to you through the people on HN?
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by rman666 17y ago
I recommend checking out lolcat, too ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolcat ).
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by rman666 17y ago
Here's a weak argument to say that log files can improve security: IF * security means reducing risks to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information; * risk is a function of likelihood and impact; * the longer an atta
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by rman666 17y ago
Heck, tell the entrepreneurs your interviewing your story and ask if you can sleep in their offices for the night. You'll probably get the real story if you spend a few hours with them after hours anyway. Aye, [do your tour-of-interviews] a
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by rman666 17y ago
Those were written in 2004 and 2005! I know newLISP might not be thee lisp for everyone. All I'm saying is it's free, it's available on Windows, Mac, and Linux (and more), It's got a decent graphical IDE and it's Lisp. Give it a try before
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by rman666 17y ago
home page is http://www.newlisp.org/ downloads are at http://www.newlisp.org/index.cgi?page=Downloads Lots of distributions. P.S. I have no affiliation with the newLisp folks. P.S.S. It GPL licensed.
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by rman666 17y ago
Also consider trying new version of newLisp (called newLisp-GS). A very nice version of Lisp with a built in GUI IDE. I just discovered it (again) the other day and was surprised by the vast documentation and ease of use. It's a great way t
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by rman666 17y ago
Work on you. Go to the gym. Eat healthy. Catch up sleep. Organize for next week. Drink water. Meditate. Journal.
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by rman666 17y ago
My comment above was code for "truly a dumb post". Geez.
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by rman666 17y ago
I love Fall. All the colors and a bit of a cold nip in the air ... the really unusual lights ... yellows and darks ... uncommon moods ... brown packages of straw, too.
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by rman666 17y ago
I want HyperCard, exactly as it was, but for Windoze. How can we go about developing this? It's 1986 technology, so we should be able to reverse engineer it today, right? How about Python or Lisp to replace HyperScript?
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by rman666 17y ago
Doesn't work in IE6!
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by rman666 17y ago
Of course, I use FF, and most HN'ers probably do, too. But, not everyone does. HN could add this functionality for us so we don't each need to add it ourselves. Thanks for pointing it out, however. It does look very good.
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by rman666 17y ago
Why not have HN save it so I can find it even if I'm not using my personal browser. Isn't that part of the reason why we have accounts on HN, so we don't have to save everything on our personal systems ... so we can rely on HN remember thin
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by rman666 17y ago
I was also hoping it might have something to do with integrating Batman into Firefox. But that would also require the optional BAMM and !!! extensions. See http://media.photobucket.com/image/batman%20cartoon%20pow%20... for an example "in
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by rman666 17y ago
Individual text files can be found here. Use DownThemAll to quickly grab them. Filter on .txt, you haxors.
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by rman666 17y ago
Where's the tar.gz or file to download? There's a link on the right, but it's broken. Anyone else have this problem?
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by rman666 17y ago
phish?
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by rman666 17y ago
n!
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by rman666 17y ago
Why will the Pre fail? Number one reason: Palm. They've messed up every product they've had. Heck, they should be iPhone. Look how much of a head start they had. "Palm" is a household name. I wish them the best of success with the Pre, but
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by rman666 17y ago
This is a really nice naming app. I've looked at a lot of them and this has produced some of the best names I've ever seen. Congrats!
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by rman666 17y ago
Yeah, well, it doesn't do much good in 2009 if you are on Windows (or if you have to use Windows at work). I used ThinkTank and More all the time in the 1980s (yes, I used a Mac back then - and I still do now at home at times). Now, I'd lov
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by rman666 17y ago
This seems to be at least semi-reputable: http://www.squidoo.com/7-dollar-secrets

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