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<0> the bsds are easier to understand
<1> ness: I beleive NewOS runs on PPC.
<1> oh. wait. not PPC64.
<0> Boney: I already looked at that
<0> (before coming here)
<2> ness: just want to understand some stuff of the arch, or do you want to do more ?
<0> I don't want to do seriously more
<0> understanding the arch, getting an idea how things would be implemented
<3> hello
<4> hi
<3> hey jbalint
<4> key kradcookie
<3> :-)
<4> hehehe. So what's going on?
<3> yesterday i ported several ethernet drivers to my os .. it works perfectly .. now i want to port a lightwight tcp/ip implementation to my os
<3> or perhaps write it on my own
<4> neato
<5> evening wobster
<6> hey Cippo
<7> *nudge*
<8> ut
<9> howdy
<7> howdy dude
<10> hi dudess
<11> duuude.
<7> damn, code::block was a dissapointment
<7> maybe time to try cream'n'vim again
<9> sup?
<7> soup
<7> with bread
<7> eieio, nah - I'm just fed up with all the bad c++ editors out there. Trying to find a replacement for code::block and Kate and EMacs. They all conspire against my productivity.
<7> so i'm considering cream + vim.
<12> cream?
<9> what OS?
<7> linux
<12> cream as "ice cream"?
<7> cream as in Cream
<7> google for cream and vim
<9> ah, are you into ultra keyboard only editing?
<7> yeah
<9> ah, i would have suggested nedit
<7> and I very much like source navigation, code completion and code folding, etc
<7> nedit is... basic
<9> yeah, i suppose so
<7> windows has a couple of excellent editors, and the Java world has IntelliJ
<9> i do most of my coding in windows, so ultraedit does it for me
<7> the c++ world has some way to go...
<7> eieio, right. But I find Linux a much better os coding environment
<11> gr00ber: I /never/ want to google for 'cream'.
<7> iank, understandable. But add VIM to the search term... :-)
<11> =]
<9> windows + cygwin give me 99.9% of what linux does
<7> bah
<7> i have cygwin, but it's only 10%
<7> the basic *nix tools
<11> yarr
<7> barr
<11> farr
<9> what else do you use?
<7> all there is
<9> liek?
<7> all there is
<9> more specifically, what else do you use that cygwin doesn't provide?
<7> as in... trying grepping ps -aux with cygwin :-/
<9> ok, that's one
<7> and I'm not in the mood for listing all the others
<7> there's just... so much
<9> meh
<7> muh
<7> but whatever... that's my preference - I'm much more productive on linux
<9> that's cool
<7> until I try to upgrade something, obviously
<7> (which is why I never do that)
<9> i'm not trying to dog your preferences or anything
<9> heh
<7> faq off!
<7> always wanted to say that out load...
<7> RTFM == FAQ OFF!
<13> eieio: it can't run gvim, and vim in windows console just sux.
<7> should be called... vimp
<13> Or can it? I'm not a cygwin user ;)
<9> i believe it does
<9> FYI: does on the wrong left hand home keys is ford
<7> eieio, was that sentence supposed to actually parse? :)
<9> 'does' on the wrong left hand home keys is 'ford'
<14> yo
<9> hey r0nny
<14> yay - my normal pc just works again
<14> the last few months it was only me and my laptop
<9> www.cytime.com is hilarious
<9> er, www.ctyme.com rather
<15> eieio: free speech filtering?
<9> not, just how bad the site is, the terrible grammar, funny claims, and this guy Marc Perkel, who apparently runs the site
<9> http://www.perkel.com/marc.htm
<15> hmm.. if I act now, do I get a free tinfoil hat?
<9> yeah, i think they can arrange that
<15> perfect
<9> "I was also the Systems Administrator for the Electronic Frontier Foundation for a few years. Longest real job I ever held."
<9> "I started my first real business in 1984 as a result of an LSD experience in 1982 where I figured out the business, social, and political world on night while tripping on acid."
<9> man oh man, that guy needs some help
<16> yawn
<16> good afternoon folks
<9> you **** :-p
<16> damn, I got burned
<17> Hello girls and boys
<9> it's liek almost dinner time here, where has my day gone?
<16> to poopyland
<9> yeah, pretty much
<16> it's 12:30, time to finally get to work
<17> almost 10pm here :S
<9> and that would be why you ****
<17> Way too much work all the day
<9> actually i can't complain much, if i need to i can get in around 10 ish ... but 8:30 is official time o' bidness
<17> My official time is 11:30 - 20:00, but I'm always in at around 10 up to 20:00+ :\
<9> i really shoudln't have looked at the perkel guy's site
<17> Perkel guy?
<9> depressing stuff
<9> http://www.perkel.com/marc.htm
<9> he runs www.ctyme.com
<9> i'm in a bad mood after reading that stuff
<9> that guy is t'****
<17> :o
<17> Wtf
<17> This guys is teh nerd.
<17> + was teh hippie :D
<9> yeah, and teh ****
<17> Hah
<17> Seems like, yea.
<9> sorry geist, you don't ****, you are an cool
<9> can't focus
<9> i think i drank too much focus, and now i can't
<18> c'mon, seems a funny chap
<9> yeah, he may be funny. and bitter, seems pretty bitter too
<9> that whole bit about his divorce isn't very cool
<18> well yeah, but any sane person doesn't plan to get married anymore I hope
<9> i'm married
<18> ouch
<17> Well, I do. :P
<17> But I'm not in a hurry with it.
<18> eieio, how long?
<9> just had our first anniversary in june
<17> eieio: Grats :)
<9> thanks :)
<18> congrats, enjoy it while it lasts :D
<9> it takes work, it's true ... but there's nothing impossible about it
<18> about what?
<9> about making it work
<18> ah
<18> it's just so much easier to avoid the problem altogether
<9> i don't see it as a problem
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