Rimmer - Oh yes? What's it called?
Cat - Soliciumfrankolithicmixyalebidiumrixydixydoxydexyd roxide. You look surprised.
Rimmer - I never thought I'd ever hear you say that. Can you write it down for me?
Cat - Certainly. Can I have an extremely *long* piece of paper, my dear?
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...or that some asshat exploits a security hole in your wifi-enabled belt buckle and your pants fall down while you're in town shopping for an internet-enabled screwdriver that has a camera and mp5 player built into it. Man, I'm so ahead of my time.
A question... for what reasons mainly do you find vim more suitable for programming than say, emacs? I've recently become used to emacs for my C++ stuff, but I'm wondering whether to switch to vim at the cost of having to remaster the kb bindings.
Firefox seems to consume 100% CPU for up to 20 seconds upon attempting to start a download, even for small files. Really annoying when you combine it with the sluggishness of multiple tabs.
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Rimmer - Oh yes? What's it called?d roxide. You look surprised.
Cat - Soliciumfrankolithicmixyalebidiumrixydixydoxydexy
Rimmer - I never thought I'd ever hear you say that. Can you write it down for me?
Cat - Certainly. Can I have an extremely *long* piece of paper, my dear?
...or that some asshat exploits a security hole in your wifi-enabled belt buckle and your pants fall down while you're in town shopping for an internet-enabled screwdriver that has a camera and mp5 player built into it. Man, I'm so ahead of my time.
welcome our new open source, non-variable-declaring overlords.
A question... for what reasons mainly do you find vim more suitable for programming than say, emacs? I've recently become used to emacs for my C++ stuff, but I'm wondering whether to switch to vim at the cost of having to remaster the kb bindings.
But I'm hoping we'll see objective-C++ in this one. And perhaps a nicer solution for C++ template instantiation.
The cosmic ray blast was measured at 10,000 trillion trillion trillion watts of power!"
Reckon that's enough to power a P4?
Firefox seems to consume 100% CPU for up to 20 seconds upon attempting to start a download, even for small files. Really annoying when you combine it with the sluggishness of multiple tabs.