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mircea_popescu: turns out
there's no actual reads worth
the mention online.
esthlos: I should mention
that I had some
trouble pressing it using mod6's v. After
the press,
the
thing complained
that
the hashes don't match. But if you check it manually, it works out
douchebag: At
the hotel I'm at right now, I have a perfect view of
Trump
tower
mod6: yeah, not much has changed in
the editor-game as far as I know. but i'm kinda old school like
that.
Mocky: mod6, I don't mind
the learning curve. Back in
the day I used emacs in viper mode on a slackware disto built from a
two foot stack of 3.5in floppies and
thought I was
the shit. but a couple decades outta
that game, just wondering if
there's anything new.
The full extent of what I know exists: emacs, vi(m), nano, ed, ex, gedit.
mod6: <+Mocky> vim, I could never get used
to having modes. didn't feel right. but I know a lot of people like it << Vi/M can have a steep learning curve, but once you're good at it, it can ramp up your efficiency quite a bit imho. however, if you need something simple,
there's always 'nano' or whatever.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> possibly feels like
this because, i suppose, different epoch. <<
true enough, Sir.
esthlos: oh and no, haven't looked at BingoBoingo 's
thingy. I'll check it out
esthlos: I also killed
the part of wordpress which adds line breaks
to raw html code, which I will make a vpatch for at some point
lobbes: esthlos:
ty. Also, I'm assuming
this was on an amd64 and not an arm64 box?
ben_vulpes: esthlos: what'd you do for
theming? i just
took a look at "toolbox" at BingoBoingo's request, have you ever
touched
that?
mircea_popescu: how did
that go, "to obtain random strings on linux, give a windows person vim and ask
them
to exit"
Mocky: vim, I could never get used
to having modes. didn't feel right. but I know a lot of people like it
mod6: Ok, wow. Seems like a long
time.
mod6: Was it really in 2015? Seems like it was longer ago
than
that.
mod6: I just ran across
the c3 photos. But
the date has me shook.
trinque: eh begrudgingly, as
the most
tunable pile of insane bullshit I can
tolerate.
Mocky: what do you use
trinque? (imma guess emacs)
Mocky would love
to hear about
them
Mocky: what's
the story on source code editors on linux? "emacs or gtfo" ?
mircea_popescu: jurov, pretty cool, let me know when you want it
tested
jurov: you mean
the server? yes, some
time ago
jurov: i have read
the code
jurov: I feed it inputs and keys manually via
the console,
then paste resulting shitcoin
transaction somewhere.
That's why I said it's somewhat slow.
jurov: asciilifeform: i understand you like
to blow your fuses over electrum, but I do *not* use electrum online, only
the code.
jurov: mircea_popescu: yes I can do
the exchange.
trinque: or
the OS build process
that says "first you go see usg.google.gentoo"
mircea_popescu: "the world", don't you know. which world ? "oh, you know,
the imaginary item we produced". what we ?
a111: Logged on 2018-05-04 17:15 zx2c4: mircea_popescu: oh. so. "the world doesnt care about
the cool hackers on
the internet, but only
the assholes with prestigious positions."
this has been a widely known complaint for a long
time
mircea_popescu: and yet
the pretense is ~every fucking
time~
that "science" and bla bla.
mircea_popescu: there's meaning derived from meaning and
then
there's meaning derived from authority, and
the shitgnomes
trying
to pretend equality only confuses matters.
mircea_popescu: the concept of "political dependency" is actually a rather important one. it most valuably organizes
the world.
trinque: what moved is
the constellations of musl and non-musl versions of ebuilds; gotta align
the stars again,
then
take a picture
trinque: I already have
this minimal set, but
thanks
trinque: and it'll still be a
trb-sized genesis of a "found item"
trinque: there'll be a whole archeological process of making vpatches for useful ebuilds, but
the initial item needs
to be small as possible
trinque: so I wont be making a release until I again have a whole-item which builds, and
then
there'll be a genesis vpatch for
the portage
tree, and goodbye emerge --sync, and layman, and every other external political dependency
trinque: not only,
they delete ebuilds
trinque: asciilifeform: yes, shitgnomes in both
the gentoo and musl-overlay portage
trees continued
their brownian motion and diana_coman for example couldn't build, one day
trinque has for example been chewing
through everything
that moved out from under his last cuntoo build script.
mircea_popescu: nobody's saying we don't have
the parts or
that
they can't be made or anything.
mircea_popescu: you were
there for
the
threads, neh, diana_coman working with ave1
to get it going ?
mircea_popescu: so far we're having some
trouble getting
the whole shebang
to do eulora server, and so on.