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kro0ub
13y ago
I wonder what software package he uses.
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kro0ub
13y ago
Weed actually helps you code?
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kro0ub
13y ago
For those who want to learn BZR and help revive it by adopting it in your projects, there's a nice book here: http://www.foxebook.net/bazaar-version-control/
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13y ago
I mean, don't not fixing what ain't broke is certainly a matter of integrity. Fixing something to the latest hippest new fad just to "attract young hackers" detracts from integrity. Making the editor an awesome badass at
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kro0ub
13y ago
Thanks, so much. I might be in touch with you about this when I get around to trying it out.
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13y ago
Is it unreasonable to call a thread that decidedly ignores quantum attacks worthless? I mean, absolutely speaking, given that quantum attacks really are or will be out there, is it not bad advice to suggest systems be built with quantum-vul
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kro0ub
13y ago
Do these affect the commands used by orgmode?
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13y ago
How about with Arch?
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13y ago
ECC is invulnerable to quantum attacks? According to pqcrypto.org, ECC is "dead, dead, dead."
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13y ago
Also, are the keybindings configurable so as to be coherent with Vim's?
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13y ago
I think I'll really consider this. Which EMacs should I install for this purpose?
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13y ago
What's the most compatible or highest parity implementation for Vim?
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13y ago
I think the subsequent OK'ing is unfortunate. Attracting younger hackers shouldn't be a more important goal than integrity.
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kro0ub
13y ago
Because it's important to have a cohesive set of packages that are parts of the GNU project. It's about culture and cohesion, not just licensing.
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13y ago
What's the accepted most mature Vim equivalent or clone for org mode? Is there any?
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13y ago
Point.
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13y ago
To whoever just voted on this, how could you have watched and approved of it in only 11 minutes?
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No neutral ground in a burning world
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13y ago
I particularly appreciated your classification of McDonald's as a startup.
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kro0ub
13y ago
What's TFA?
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kro0ub
13y ago
Exactly like it is to be any other privileged white boy in prison.
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13y ago
Again, way to totally miss the point. Whether or not the smashing is justified is a much larger discussion, though largely irrelevant to establishing your repeated evasiveness. So let's say for this point's sake that it absolutely
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13y ago
> So get the city to If getting your municipal government to act on your behalf was so simple, do you really think they would be resorting to smashing windows? You're so blind, dude.
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13y ago
> Employees aren't trying The employees profit from their plight, and are not of the working class. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_aristocracy#Use_within_M...
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13y ago
The ability to buy out public infrastructure inherently amounts to plutocracy, which is unacceptable.
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13y ago
Way to totally miss the point, though. Trampling on the ostensible-if-fictitious rule of law is outrageous, and accordingly instills outrage, which is often manifested in such ways as breaking windows of vehicles.
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13y ago
> not elitist to want to go to work. To the employed elite, I can see why it would seem that way. Of course elite isn't a precisely appropriate term, but relatively speaking, it is an elitist stance. > not elitist to want people
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13y ago
> We'd be happy to have you. > I, with all my obscene class privilege, would be happy to have you. FTFY.
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13y ago
Where can more info be found on the "ACE" metric?
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kro0ub
13y ago
I think that Bruce Schneier has in some regards become to HN what "Neil deGrasse Tyson" is to reddit.
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