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tujv

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    Comment #28804589

    Related, Free Pascal has a text-mode IDE that's supported on most modern platforms. https://www.freepascal.org

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    Comment #21957773

    Even while running a BBS in the background, too!

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    Comment #12201488

    An even earlier example is The Prisoner episode "Many Happy Returns". Almost half of the episode is without dialogue.

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    Comment #12000260

    Just curious, but what bugs have you encountered in nvAlt? I switched over for the Collapse Note List function.

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    Comment #12000100

    The Public Domain Korn Shell version 5.2.14. A rock solid shell that hasn't been (or needed to be) updated in nearly 20 years.

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    Comment #12000063

    nvALT, which is a fork of the Notational Velocity note-taking app on OSX. Rock solid and very fast!

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    Comment #11640054

    Yes, I used The Games Factory for many years! It would also create stand-alone installers that would fit in a floppy.

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    Comment #11616146

    Charlie Lee of Litecoin shows how it should be done simply: https://medium.com/@SatoshiLite/satoshilite-1e2dad89a017

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    Comment #11608333

    Possibly because Rob Pike is not a fan of syntax highlighting, calling it juvenile. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/golang-nuts/hJHCAaiL0s...

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    Comment #11100459

    Sam user if that counts.

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    Comment #10825633

    Yes, I was confused by this as well. I think this author was looking for something bearish, and went with Ben anyway.

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    Comment #10683496

    Never had a problem with SBCL on any VPS provider.

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    Comment #9953257

    In the references there's a link to the original Google description written by Sergey Brin and Larry Page: http://infolab.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html