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I type vi now (it's shorter), so vim can be vim when I need it.
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I don't use it anymore except when I need UTF-8, and I'd rather
just use unconfigured vim for that.
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Tedious. I must give up on the classics fanfiction genre.
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This reverts commit 84094668ce6873b0922940b2d863ee852839e9f2.
Well apparently this just created symlinks to system files. Stupid.
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Well now I can add targets to ALL in config.mk so that's simpler.
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For example any URL that starts with a real repo name but isn't
valid.
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I wasn't thinking perl enough.
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More interesting than I remember the second book being, but so long
too.
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So that I don't need to install autoconf/automake to build it.
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Found in a street library. Was surprised to find something other
than mystery. It was amusing, but the writing and overall story was
not great.
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Of course, running this full time would really fill up the buffer...
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Ok maybe I'm an asshole.
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I have a problem with short stories. They pull you in and then take
you nowhere. The stories were good though, and I especially liked
the SVU one.
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Gotta say the writing of Queens as a math nerd was kinda cringe
though.
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It's done, tagged 1.0.
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I don't use neovim regularly anymore and I prefer rfc as an analog
to man.
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They depend on TERM, so they shouldn't run in .profile.
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This reverts commit 8fc4b56a2f6d12d5430e1e01fc012331c875d910.
Nope, this makes it too orange too early in the day. I think the
peak times need to be adjusted instead, but sctd is... lacking.
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Such an annoyance that this flag is incompatible between FreeBSD
and OpenBSD. On FreeBSD it takes an argument, on OpenBSD it does
not. Doing it this way is technically compatible with both, but on
FreeBSD the generated file name has an extra .XXXXXXXXXX in it. Oh
well.
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CardDAV is just too annoying to figure out. I'll keep managing
mailing list subscriptions manually.
The getaddrinfo with SRV thing I did implement, in getservinfo.c
in various projects. And I share code by copying files and using
git cherry-pick. Works fine.
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Luxi's uncrossed zero is just too bad. Oh and lower case l is also
better in Go.
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So that only "published" text files are included.
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Don't actually need to set a password for this one, but I can
automate using the email link to log in.
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To not conflict with matching closing command substitution parentheses
on their own lines.
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I have a generic pbcopy wrapper now.
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Be explicit it's the URL and not some injected curl flag or something.
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See those variables paid off :)
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