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61.
by sickill 11y ago
That's correct. In case bash doesn't see closing braces it will error out with "syntax error" and won't execute anything.
62.
by sickill 11y ago
You were reading it right :) I guess I should add spelling info to the site ;)
63.
by sickill 11y ago
asciinema is here since 2011 (although it was called ascii.io until 2 years ago). As for rewinds, you can click on the progress bar to jump to a time you want. Also, the upcoming version of the player supports fast-forward/rewind/
64.
by sickill 11y ago
asciinema dev here. Please read my comment on the topic here: https://github.com/asciinema/asciinema.org/issues/186#issuec... Btw, the player is already a separate project: https://github.com/
65.
by sickill 11y ago
asciinema was initially called ascii.io. It got renamed about 2 years ago.
66.
by sickill 11y ago
No, shorterm wasn't around longer. I created asciinema in 2011.
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Private asciicasts, for everyone(blog.asciinema.org)
1 points by sickill 11y ago|0 comments
68.
Asciinema 1.0(blog.asciinema.org)
1 points by sickill 12y ago|0 comments
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Golang patterns for serving on-demand, generated content(blog.gitorious.org)
2 points by sickill 12y ago|0 comments
70.
Rails is half of your application(ku1ik.com)
45 points by sickill 13y ago|25 comments
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Help Asciinema by contributing(asciinema.org)
1 points by sickill 13y ago|0 comments
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Scratch dir(ku1ik.com)
1 points by sickill 14y ago|0 comments
73.
by sickill 15y ago
"Seeking" feature is already in development so no worries, you will be able to rewind. Right now you can pause/resume. As for Nyan Cat demo, it was recorded with "asciiio -c 'telnet ....'" command which basically doesn't start shell but im
74.
by sickill 15y ago
No nonsense asciicasting for serious hackers: http://ascii.io/
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Ascii.io - No nonsense asciicasting for serious hackers(ascii.io)
6 points by sickill 15y ago|3 comments
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Systemd socket activation and Ruby(ku1ik.com)
1 points by sickill 15y ago|0 comments
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Pasting in Vim with indentation adjusted to destination context(github.com)
2 points by sickill 15y ago|0 comments
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"DIY Dropbox" or "2-way directory (r)sync with proper deletion"(github.com)
82 points by sickill 15y ago|32 comments
79.
by sickill 15y ago
Maybe ruby's write() is not using write() from libc but other function like fprintf?
80.
by sickill 15y ago
I didn't mean that you can't run 32-bit binaries on 64-bit OS, what I meant was that AFAIK you can't install 32-bit deb packages together with 64-bit ones on 64-bit Ubuntu. Correct me if I'm wrong.
81.
by sickill 15y ago
Thx. Improved version in master: https://github.com/sickill/stderred/blob/master/stderred.c
82.
by sickill 15y ago
What would you suggest instead then? I'm not C programmer.
83.
by sickill 15y ago
Will fix that, thx.
84.
by sickill 15y ago
Allright, maybe. But it still has DST ($LIB token) disabled in LD_PRELOAD.
85.
by sickill 15y ago
Thx, will fix int -> size_t.
86.
by sickill 15y ago
I am not C programmer. Actually this piece of code is my first C code since over 10 years. I might have forgotten about all good practices and stuff. But it works for me so I shared. Would you like to contact me and point slow, naive poin
87.
by sickill 15y ago
Like bdolan said, it would have atomicity implications this way. I agree it would be lighter on memory but in some cases output might break if many processes were writing to stderr at the same time.
88.
by sickill 15y ago
This is the solution I started with. However it's messing line order sometimes due to race conditions/buffering.
89.
by sickill 15y ago
Cool, looks like the same gcc flags works for OSX.
90.
by sickill 15y ago
Btw, as kelnos said, isatty() check "should" prevent all bad scenarios.

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