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[wuxmedia]

^ did you all spot the github link in the comments?
we have a couple of kumars, that script is a gem :)

[GekkoP]

http://petescode.blog.com/2015/11/24/he ... ng-editor/

This is bullshit. And not just because of Emacs, because I like vim as well. It's bullshit simply because:
- there is no IDE that can work with ALL the stuff I work with inside my text editor of choice;
- no IDE has the editing capabilities of Emacs/vim.

[ivanovnegro]

Nice comment:

My interactive development environment is my computer. It has unix inside. It works so well that I’m done while you’re still browsing that intellisense menu that popped up in the beginning.

[doubledutch]

http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article& ... e=expanded

vmm - OpenBSD's New Native Hypervisor

[Dr_Chroot]

^^^ I'm genuinely impressed with Pete! I have finally found someone whose ignorance equals or surpasses my own.

It's like the difference between buying presents for Christmas from HASBRO or K'NEX for your kids. The former if great if they are still drooling and soiling their nappies, the latter if you want to see their intelligence grow.

[kexolino]

Using a text editor is elitist and lame, but writing a blog post about blasting them is cool? What the fuck, bro...
At least it reminded me of one of z3bra's blog posts: Java without Eclipse (and X).

[simgin]

^ Very true mate :)

It needs the following:

Your editor of choice
JRE (O RLY?)
JDK (U DON'T SAY)
Know your shit !

Taken from the blog, and that is why we like Z3bra :)


cheers
simon

[dkeg]

I always think "damn crazy Americans", then I think, "fuck, Americans are just later crazy Europeans" :(

um so this was funny:
https://www.jitbit.com/alexblog/249-now ... -a-hacker/
if it wasn't russian, I'd think it was 'our Joe'

Made its way to Business Insider
http://www.businessinsider.com/programm ... ob-2015-11

[simgin]

Sometimes it is just nice to read other people's blogs, when it is IT, programming and linux related. I just stumbled on this guy, and I find it a good casual read. But damn this guy is busy :)

http://batsov.com/about/

Maybe it is more for the Programmers, ah well, he seems like an intelligent nice guy.


cheers
simon

[GekkoP]

^ He's the man behind some awesome Emacs-related stuff I use everyday (Solarized, CIDER, Projectile...).

[machinebacon]

^^ and ^, yeah, accidentally I watched his talk on Emacs as IDE for Clojure yesterday on youtube :D

[simgin]

^^ & ^ I knew I struck gold with this dude :)
Julius, are you interested in Clojure?

cheers
simon

[machinebacon]

^ fuck no, I just generally watch Emacs videos when I prepare to sleep (they are so calming) :)

[ivanovnegro]

^ Fuck yeah. :D

[simgin]

^^ Haha, good one Julius :D

[simgin]

Here is some fun "reading". Look up 'badonkadonk' ;)

http://m.writtensound.com/

cheers
simon

[Dr_Chroot]

Enjoyable read! "A CEO's Guide to Emacs". This magnificent fellow is twice the hipster I'll ever be :D

https://blog.fugue.co/2015-11-11-guide-to-emacs.html

[ivanovnegro]

Great.

[pidsley]

"It's sort of a Rube Goldberg machine the size of a house that, at first glance, performs all the functions of a toaster."

:)

[pidsley]

No more 32-bit Chrome.

http://betanews.com/2015/11/30/google-k ... bit-linux/

Looks like 32-bit Chromium will be around for a while longer.

The comments are interesting:

Finally, Google admits that Chrome is dribbling swine of a resource hog that requires access to greater resources than a 32 bit OS can offer.