Software: http://github.com/153/iyagi-bbs(messy backend but beats kareha)Demo: http://4x13.net/bbs/
Oh, I think you showed me this on IRC once, back when posting was disabled, or something. I can't remember your nick though.
>>2I've wildcard banned much of Eastern Europe and China.... let's see how it does at eliminating spamAt its worst, iyagi would sometimes get a few dozen spam posts a day. Really annoying to deal with...
fuck off tokiko. you are a sorry excuse for a human being
>>4>eastern europeI don't feel like posting anymore after such blatant discrimination.
>>6It's not racist if they're white.
yey!now what
>>4>ergonomic Maybe.>funEmacs is way more fun than vi(m) imnsho. Plus you can use modal editing in Emacs if you really want to.
>>5>Maybe.Definitely.Though since I've lately been using emacs (specifically edwin in MIT Scheme) lately, I've discovered I now try to use emacs bindings instead of IBM CUA bindings while typing in graphical programs. As in, when I type ctrl-a I expect to get to the beginning of the line, but then I realise all the graphical programs have ibm/microsoft bindings because it highlights everything.So I've learnt something, I guess. Or at least become accustomed to it.If only Unix developers would be brave enough to forge a new path, instead of imitate the world of Windows! Well, at least when I need a graphical editor I can use xedit now (which has emacs bindings) instead of ones that imitate notepad!>Emacs is way more fun than vi(m) imnsho. Plus you can use modal editing in Emacs if you really want to. I know about the vi emulation in emacs, but I don't feel a need to use that instead of nvi.
>>6> I've discovered I now try to use emacs bindings instead of IBM CUA bindings while typing in graphical programsYeah, I do that too. Luckily firefox has the firemacs extension, so since I spend 90% of my computing time in either Emacs or Firefox, I don't have to ``switch modes'' so often. >I don't feel a need to use that instead of nviYou get to still use Emacs. Emacs is way more than an editor. I used to call it a ``programming tool,'' but I've come to realize it's helpful in many more tasks, so ``computing tool'' is a better name. Although really what it is is a Lisp interpreter with a textual interface.
>>7>You get to still use Emacs. Emacs is way more than an editor. I used to call it a ``programming tool,'' but I've come to realize it's helpful in many more tasks, so ``computing tool'' is a better name. Although really what it is is a Lisp interpreter with a textual interface.But what if I prefer bourne sh to Lisp?
>>8Then you're a True Unixman.
What do you turn on first: your monitor or computer?I turn on my monitor first.
I never turn mine off.
>>6Why? Electricity is valuable.
The monitor is the first thing on and usually the last thing off.
I wish my monitor shut off instead of going into sleep mode. I hate having to get out of bed to shut it off because of the stupid light.
>>9I live in a place where thunderstorms are common and electronics do get killed sometimes, so I physically unplug everything from the walls before I go to sleep. If I don't, I have to get out of bed when I hear thunder at night or in the morning.
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsVSZpoUdSUA computer makes funny noises, but with actual practical applications behind it.
can she freestyle tho
https://deepmind.com/blog/wavenet-generative-model-raw-audio/what do you think of this instead?
ｷﾀ━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━!!
wow your so good I wish I could tree command
but can u multitask as hard as me nerd
damn dude you really are a true 1337 h4xx0r
How to make cheap pcb?
Etching. If you can't be bothered and/or afford the equipment, your only real choices are finding out if there's a nearby hackerspace with the necessary tools or get it made in China.Or just suck it up and have fun with veroboards.
Perfboard is the best if you just want to get shit done
The source code for one of the best browsers ever, Opera 12, was leaked.https://www.opera.com/blogs/security/2017/01/legacy-opera-presto-source-code-appearance-online-sharing-sites/
What interpreted languages are you using? What compiled languages are you using?Right now I only know some languages very related to Unix, like C, csh, sh, and other tools capable of scripting.
C++ and Go.
>>3>>4Interesting.Whenever looking up Go I always find this article:http://nomad.so/2015/03/why-gos-design-is-a-disservice-to-intelligent-programmers/
>>5Yes. I'd say Go is more of a replacement for Python (type safe, compiled, concurrent, faster, drastically better syntax, etc) or server-side JS (same reasons). Anyone saying it's competing with C/C++ or Rust is lying.
>>6Thank you for this information!
>>5Actually I should have said statically typed instead of type safe. Sorry!
What text editor do you use? I typically use nvi (a vi clone) but I recently installed teco, just for fun. I've also used ed and ex in the past, to get acquainted with them.emacs hurts my hands.
vim or neovim
have you read ur lisp yet
>tfw not intelligent enough for LISP
>>2 Circuits are physics, dolt.
>>2>>5Who are you ``greentexting''?
>>7>>2-kun isn't ``greentexting" anyone.
There are no scans of the instructor's manual to SICP, but I don't know if I should read SICP without the instructor's manual.
./configure files are 30k lines long and contain shit like this:# test EBCDIC or ASCIIcase `echo X|tr X '\101'` in A) # ASCII based system # \n is not interpreted correctly by Solaris 8 /usr/ucb/tr lt_SP2NL='tr \040 \012' lt_NL2SP='tr \015\012 \040\040' ;; *) # EBCDIC based system lt_SP2NL='tr \100 \n' lt_NL2SP='tr \r\n \100\100' ;;esacWHY DO PEOPLE THINK THIS IS OK?
>.indexfor what purpose?
"There is literaly nothing wrong with autorereconf and intltoolize --force and autoheader" -- autocucks
>>1They think it's okay because they use a GNU operating system like GNU/Linux, on which autoshit works. It doesn't work on many other OSes.
Is RISC-V exciting? It would excite me, except for that I think capitalism won't allow it to succeed. Open-source hardware is a beautiful thing that should succeed.I hope to read some of the specs when they're more finalised.
neovim accepts mouse input to move cursor and highlight text.I don't know if I should be happy or disturbed by this.
turned it off.
I don't understand the problem
>>4Then you obviously have never used a gentoo
>>5just don't use it?how does it make it worse
I had a similar surprise with FreePascal's editor in Windows's cmd.exeI didn't know I could click on the terminal.
ed, ex, vi, vim, mg, GNU Emacs, or XEmacs?
jed
>>2Details please.
I want a free VPN that's not a honeypot, is that too much to ask?
Why do you need a VPN? Care to explain?
>>3The same reason anyone else would want a VPN, securityI don't trust gookmoot
>>3Because our lawmakers are batshit insane and you never know what's going to be illegal tomorrow, or who's going to try and sue/throw you in jail for a youtube comment today
Just use cyberghost, but if you're looking into torrenting use hotspot shield
Get a vps for 2$/year and install vpn on it yourself. You can even use scripts like https://github.com/Nyr/openvpn-install if you're lazy. Don't be cheap.
