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You’ll be glad you know
edon that day when you’re stuck with nothing but a thin-client teletype terminal on Mars and having to edit a file stored on Earth 24 light-minutes away.Something like that happened in the book “The Martian” by Andy Weir. I loved that part!
I call Andy Weir’s stuff Back-of-The-Envelope-Calculation-fic and Chipperfic, because both his The Martian and Project Hail Mary have a ton of back of the envelope calculations and a chipper protagonist. _
Project Hail Mary needs way more attention!
I’m sure it will get more attention when the movie comes out
I am both excited and dreading this. There are some things I just don’t know how they can translate into a film.
I got really excited about hexagons
I’m not even sure that’s the strangest thing! I’m definitely looking forward to the movie. I just hope they do it justice.
This is why I sleep in a giant pentagram, only let’s the emacs demons in
Keeping the emacs demons out is even easier. You just need to sleep on a giant closed parentheses.
https://emacsdocs.org/docs/emacs/Emacs-Server
If you want to run multiple Emacs daemons (see Initial Options), you can give each daemon its own server name like this:
emacs --daemon=foo
for d in beelzebub chemosh dagon moloch; do emacs --daemon=$d done
It is true.
ed(1) is the standard editor.The ultimate WYGIWYG editor!
I had a few projects where I had to do most of my work in ed. Eventually, you get used to using buffers and stacks to edit text files….
Then came a tapping gently rapping followed be incessant yapping: “use vim” … nevermore
Wow, you even caught the pike with that one, over on Mastodon.
By Theo… I hope his wife never sees how I perverted Glenda in my work.
I can’t imagine the author of Grit Bath would be offended by your perversion.
