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bsdooby

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    Comment #48797579

    Wasn’t there a PowerBook in Blade (I)?

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    Comment #48105145

    Even the site with its NeXTStep style (love it).

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    Comment #47917866

    Yes. My comment above.

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    Comment #47917863

    That's the "true"/original version; for Notepad++-like experience on macOS.

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    Comment #44791545

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44721139

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    Comment #43802176

    Totally forgot about that; sorry Mike ;)

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    Comment #43801486

    Looking forward to that swell :)

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    Comment #43799117

    Utah Valley University? Or Romania, or Turkey? And why is D's usage hard to justify (because of Rust and/or contemporary C++)?

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    Comment #43799082

    Planning on an update? Some new features made it into the language (I think).

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    Comment #43799075

    ...could need an update, though.

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    Comment #43799066

    One of the best language reference manuals out there...

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    Comment #43353944

    LOAD"*",8,1

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    Comment #43125415

    ...and why is it called a Swiss table? (I am from CH, asking for a friend).

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    Comment #41811314

    Yes, very complete, and thus highly valuable.

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    Comment #41738495

    Did you or other XFS users try out stratis?

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    Comment #41708168

    It is not a border, ofc. It is just a "mental concept"; and not a hard cut. There are villages/cities where both languages are spoken/understood. So one language spoken gradually c…

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    Comment #40844109

    Dare to elaborate why Maxwell's equations got better, and the use cases in the gaming industry which improved thanks to dropping them?

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    Comment #40819836

    I did a similar design using Tcl w/ Tk ;)

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    Comment #40464723

    And that is my major criterion for every modern programming language: How easy is it to use on the CLI (also my preferred IDE)? IMHO all fail there

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    Comment #40324870

    My G5 is still running ;)

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    Comment #40324803

    Carrington comes to mind…

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    Comment #40324797

    Crazy, even Bern is bathed in Northern Lights

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    Comment #39024312

    ...and then there is HaikuOS with the new Falcon browser.