adriangrigore

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Indent with Tabs(prnt.sc)
3 points by adriangrigore 1y ago|0 comments
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by adriangrigore 1y ago
You're making me explain this whole post. :p Their April Fools' jokes are real and work as you can see in the submitted link. So basically, a Plan 9 web browser, would be a great April Fools' prank! (because, again, their &qu
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by adriangrigore 1y ago
The problem is porting the compilers! There is no C++ compiler on Plan 9.
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by adriangrigore 1y ago
Yeah, convince Russ and some investors! :D I would laugh my ass off for years at this joke! Yeah, please do this next year's April Fools'!
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by adriangrigore 1y ago
There are solutions, like VNC to some UNIX-ish machine, but, yeah, a native browser would be cool! 9front has a hypervisor, you could run something in there. https://man.9front.org/1/vmx
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by adriangrigore 1y ago
Webinar in progress (Google Meet) https://ftp.plan9.ts.net/webinar
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Porting Tailscale to Plan 9(tailscale.com)
371 points by adriangrigore 1y ago|92 comments
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SubSeven Legacy(github.com)
1 points by adriangrigore 2y ago|0 comments
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Algol-for-Linux(algol-for-linux.com)
11 points by adriangrigore 2y ago|1 comments
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Most Aesthetic Unix Program(portal.mozz.us)
2 points by adriangrigore 2y ago|1 comments
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
echo "/poll?poll=1741036740&vote=awk" | nc gopher.icu 70 to vote for awk for example
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
Author here, it's simple to use if you're building simple stuff, it's complicated to use if you're building complicated stuff. Cool thing is, it gives you the flexibility to build complicated things without getting in yo
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
From an email with the author: "On Unix, I used RCS fairly happily. It was too verbose, but I fixed that. RCS, like most version control systems, also believed that the RCS archive or repository was authoritative and I don't acc
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What I Saw at the Evolution of Plan 9 (Geoff Collyer) [pdf](adi.onl)
9 points by adriangrigore 2y ago|4 comments
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
PDF was extracted from an archive on http://www.collyer.net/who/geoff/9/ , that's why it's hosted on my web site.
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
I only created https://mkws.sh/ for duplication and templates. Those are the only problems it solves. I think it's portable enough.
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
Things have sure gotten better now. :D
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
I also jokingly refer to https://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/Provider/ShellScript.html as the first version of my static site generator https://mkws.sh/
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
There is no try. :D
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
Yup! :) You could use https://www.msys2.org/ I think!
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
To be honest, I thought he was running it bare metal.
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by adriangrigore 2y ago
You might enjoy mine https://mkws.sh/ . It's shell based.
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by adriangrigore 3y ago
I prefer my own UNIX web dev solution https://mkws.sh ! Man pages ar too much imo.
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by adriangrigore 3y ago
Plan 9 from User Space binaries are on /usr/local/plan9/bin/ on OpenBSD.
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by adriangrigore 3y ago
May I recommend my personal creation https://mkws.sh/ ? Simple, sh based, very customizable, very lightweight.
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by adriangrigore 3y ago
Why escape?
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by adriangrigore 3y ago
I don't have a good scrollwheel, not easy to browse the site. :(
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by adriangrigore 3y ago
I use shell in the same way https://mkws.sh/docs for static site generation!
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by adriangrigore 3y ago
Best rule I believe is just iterate until satisfied.
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by adriangrigore 3y ago
Why get out of the hamster wheel?

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