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cogburnd02

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    Comment #48847452

    1. You can have a button for both. 2. Yes 3. I got stuck and couldn't get past RILGUN -- it'd be nice to know what the word you were going for actually was.

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    Comment #48538507

    Frogfind would probably be good.

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    Comment #44359014

    May be good to have a comparison/contrast with something like xonsh, or comparison of use cases.

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    Comment #43766777

    You really ought to watch the Black Mirror episode Plaything. It’s about digital pets with a neural network interacting with a human played by Peter Capaldi (Doctor Who) and the ou…

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    Comment #43741616

    Not even open source. Bleghh.

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    Comment #43718880

    You should definitely watch the Doctor Who episode Partners in Crime.

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    Comment #33757053

    But they left out the star marking the only location I want to know on any map of the Isle of Man: BigClive’s house.

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    Comment #33693500

    Who is that, and why?

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    Comment #32217667

    Can't distribution be archival? Thomas Jefferson: "Let us save what remains: not by vaults and locks which fence them from the public eye and use in consigning them to the waste of…

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    Comment #32152956

    If it can't be done on a MC68000 (or thousands in parallel), then does it really need to be done?

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    Comment #31803620

    > What is GNU and what is not these days? There is a definitive list: https://www.gnu.org/software/ > Is Wayland? Is GNOME? Wayland never was. GNOME was at one point but isn’t any …

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    Comment #31803451

    The main advantage of sixel is probably the fact that it’s directly backward compatible with old DEC hardware, which I happen to like to use. I could have, say, a pdf reader that r…

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    Comment #31802854

    I see no mention anywhere of yaft. Not an in-kernel framebuffer console, but one worth knowing about nonetheless, because it offers features like sixel support which probably won’t…

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    Comment #30324588

    This is funny in that despite it being hosted on textfiles.com it is an audio file... attempting to convince people to switch from binary formats to text formats. http://audio.text…

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    Comment #30139687

    Near infrared??

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    Comment #30139646

    > PTA Parent-Teacher Association??

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    Comment #29928380

    Even more reason to not use it for anything.

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    Comment #29925002

    Oh Holy God, not another one! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/License_proliferation

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    Comment #29913894

    https://esolangs.org/wiki/Trivial_brainfuck_substitution

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    Comment #29912390

    > What did I just read? It can compile C into BF, too. So....that's a thing.

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    Comment #29867111

    Interested parties should also check out awka ( https://github.com/noyesno/awka ) and ELVM (which can compile C into awk or sed, among various other things) ( https://github.com/sh…

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    Comment #29857591

    Just replying to the top comment in the hopes that this'll get seen: He's doing a keynote for linux.conf.au this year: https://old.reddit.com/r/unix/comments/riwm4x/brianwkernigha.…

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    Comment #29857204

    Yes, I believe the computer jargon term for an occurrence such as this is a 'typo.' :D

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    Comment #29848317

    Interestingly, elemental phosphorus was originally isolated from urine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphorus#Discovery which is funny considering that economists and such are w…