"hey there; I just finished memorizing my IPv6 address!"
"hi; I just refreshed the IP on my dishwasher"
"you deserve an ip"
"i forgot to ssh into my coffee machine; how's it going?"
Yes VIM 7 is incredible; and going in a different direction than emacs.
The current vim already has the stuff from this Emacs22, like Mac OSX support, gtk2, etc.
Vim 7 will have something similar to intellisense (instead it's called omni completion). It has these amazing popup menus that work in console vim and also gvim. I've played with it; it's awesome. Vim 7 also has improved vim language features, so that you don't have to entertain other people's opinions that you need emacs because the vim language can't do anything. Vim 7 also has mzscheme support, which is very similar to emacs lisp.
Vim 7 has spell checking. Vim 7 has all new internal functions. Vim 7 has much more.
Of course what I've mentioned is just stuff that's already there in the alpha builds. But there's more stuff coming, like frames, etc. etc. But Vim 6 is already amazing. Much better than Vi. Vi doesn't even compare. Even the extra normal mode commands in vim put vi to shame. Get VIM.
Outside of temporary emotions like anger, joy, there seems to be a more permanent condition called happiness.
I notice, that I keep wanting more as my life gets better; and satisfaction seems the solution to be perfectly happy. This should be able to be accomplished at any time (no matter how bad your life is; how often you get temporary anger/sorrow/pain).
The question is; what is satisfaction?
They were running Vista
This explains why Vista is so slow...
... i mean it's either that or the code is like balls
if conditions immediately after the big bang are suitable for running Vista smoothly
"Given your heart rate, looks that you will be throwing a chair soon. Would you like help with that?"
Since I frequently refer to Windows as "prison", I think "Prism" is a good name for a Windows app.
No, it looks like that's the requirement for getting into the recovery mode console
View Inside Some Total Agony
... I never liked ISPs
damn it!!
... preparing for Vista already I see
nope... it was PIRATES... oh the IRONY
... do they run Linux?
hehe, oh wait... they do (ipodlinux.org)
Windows Vista ("not so bad"): "You need a REALLY good machine to run this"
*two seconds pass* ...
*flute goes flying across the room*
... desperate slashdotters
... trustix... how clever!
the name certainly bought my trust
In Soviet Russia, we don't actually play golf in Russia
"hey there; I just finished memorizing my IPv6 address!" "hi; I just refreshed the IP on my dishwasher" "you deserve an ip" "i forgot to ssh into my coffee machine; how's it going?"
thank god for ipv6
now every toilet in the house has an ip
and with a confident face I respond, "neither; I'm a more of a java guy myself"
Apparently you haven't tried turning on incremental search in vim.
Yes VIM 7 is incredible; and going in a different direction than emacs.
The current vim already has the stuff from this Emacs22, like Mac OSX support, gtk2, etc.
Vim 7 will have something similar to intellisense (instead it's called omni completion). It has these amazing popup menus that work in console vim and also gvim. I've played with it; it's awesome. Vim 7 also has improved vim language features, so that you don't have to entertain other people's opinions that you need emacs because the vim language can't do anything. Vim 7 also has mzscheme support, which is very similar to emacs lisp.
Vim 7 has spell checking. Vim 7 has all new internal functions. Vim 7 has much more.
Of course what I've mentioned is just stuff that's already there in the alpha builds. But there's more stuff coming, like frames, etc. etc. But Vim 6 is already amazing. Much better than Vi. Vi doesn't even compare. Even the extra normal mode commands in vim put vi to shame. Get VIM.
not a problem in c# though :)
just put a nice "unsafe" modifier and start using pointers... on linux via mono... oh yeah
Outside of temporary emotions like anger, joy, there seems to be a more permanent condition called happiness.
I notice, that I keep wanting more as my life gets better; and satisfaction seems the solution to be perfectly happy. This should be able to be accomplished at any time (no matter how bad your life is; how often you get temporary anger/sorrow/pain).
The question is; what is satisfaction?