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I found a few of the key bindings by accident, trying to scroll with j. I considered making something like this a long while ago, but definitely not in asm, this is impressive.
I may have to poke at the code a bit and see if I can add/change a couple things :)
This is awesome, the sshtalk mentioned above looks great too, although trying to brute force a room name isn't working out for me. I found a few of the key bindings by accident, trying to scroll with j. I considered making something like this a long while ago, but definitely not in asm, this is impressive. I may have to poke at the code a bit and see if I can add/change a couple things :)
If you want to run it: docker run -it agonzalezro/hnwatch
I don't know why but hnwatch doesn't look like working ATM. I've tried in a Linux box (without docker) and I have the same problem with the tty, it's just loading 4 news and no comments or similar.
This is awesome, the sshtalk mentioned above looks great too, although trying to brute force a room name isn't working out for me. I found a few of the key bindings by accident, trying to scroll with j. I considered making something like this a long while ago, but definitely not in asm, this is impressive. I may have to poke at the code a bit and see if I can add/change a couple things :)
FWIW, I intentionally didn't implement a "/list" feature for it, as it was originally designed to be an in-house sorta ephemeral chat thing... not many requests for a public "IRC-style" ssh chat server, if there is by all means adding the feature for a "/list" wouldn't take long
I made a docker image for this: https://github.com/agonzalezro/docker-hnwatch If you want to run it: docker run -it agonzalezro/hnwatch I don't know why but hnwatch doesn't look like working ATM. I've tried in a Linux box (without docker) and I have the same problem with the tty, it's just loading 4 news and no comments or similar.
I love your ssh "site" - ssh 2ton.com.au I like the idea of using the talk command
Yeah I spent a very interesting day chatting to heaps of people, haha, wasn't even logged in until just then :) glad it is appreciated. I can't handle too many chats all-at-once, but am logged into it now :) Edit: meant to include the origin of my day's sshtalk fun: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9716459
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Yeah I spent a very interesting day chatting to heaps of people, haha, wasn't even logged in until just then :) glad it is appreciated. I can't handle too many chats all-at-once, but am logged into it now :) Edit: meant to include the origin of my day's sshtalk fun: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9716459
Is there a list of active rooms somewhere?
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Ha! Great question, one that I get asked semi-frequently. 1) Because unlike many, I can, 2) Because contrary to popular belief, it is not difficult. :)
my main desktop is also Mac OS X, I run vmware fusion + linux hosts when necessary, but all of my server infrastructure is linux anyway :-) linux kernel makes assembler so much easier than OS X and of course all of my library is catered for server-side infrastructure.
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my main desktop is also Mac OS X, I run vmware fusion + linux hosts when necessary, but all of my server infrastructure is linux anyway :-) linux kernel makes assembler so much easier than OS X and of course all of my library is catered for server-side infrastructure.
Yeah, my only easy option is to run this on our live web server. Hmmm, conflicted ...