Still gives me flashbacks to the one time my hard drive got wiped by a virus[1] 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoned_(computer_virus)#Flame,...
the bitcoin footnote there is fascinating
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#12Still gives me flashbacks to the one time my hard drive got wiped by a virus[1] 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoned_(computer_virus)#Flame,...
the bitcoin footnote there is fascinating
Reminds me of the old trick of inserting the EICAR test string into logfiles so that attacker actions get erased by antivirus
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#13Can I throw some floo powder in their to access TRAMP?
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#14This is really cool! Is there a vim version?
For better or worse, Vim Fireplace is a clojure development extension:
https://github.com/tpope/vim-fireplace
When I saw the title of the post, I was wondering for a bit if this was a port to emacs.
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#15Reminds me that my first program ever was probably typing the fire effect assembly demo..
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#16Should add a surreptitious cryptocurrency miner to keep your cpu/gpu warm and cozy.
I think emacs already does that fine
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#18If you're feeling lazy to install this but still want to experience this then you can try it in your browser: https://fireplace.basicer.repl.run/
(This uses repl.run, which is Repl.it's new terminal app hosting service. Source here: https://fireplace.basicer.repl.run/__repl )
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#19and once again emacs proves its superiority to ...achem vi sucks achem. ;)
This holy war between emacs and vi(m) is toxic and HN is no such place for this.
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#20C-x M-c M-buuurrrrnnnn