tux0r

SPD wieder einen Normalen am haben.

Glaube mehr Autisten mögen so was als Bremer.

Ist wahrer als Bremer

* Autisten

Die paar Wochen, bis Firefox sich auch in dieser Hinsicht Chrome anpassen wird, hätte er ja noch warten können.

Oh no, two of the worst companies have left, all we have left now are (...) Google, apple, Microsoft, Uber

So, all that's left is even worse? ;-)

1. A C64, I believe.
2. Turbo Pascal... or whatever their IDE was called.
3. Turbo Pascal... or whatever the language was called. :-) (But I'm not entirely sure whether QBasic had beaten it by a week-or-so anymore.)
4. Roughly, 20 years. I (kind of) regret that.
5. Common Lisp, if we don't accept Python as a Lisp.
6. GNU Emacs, mostly.
7. Rust and Go, but that's mostly because Common Lisp still lacks a good integrated compiler/package manager/project management system that doesn't start with "install Quicklisp, then...". Roswell just does not work on most systems on which I had tried it.
8. Common Lisp.

That's not too hard, given that NetBSD is a niche in a niche. But a permanent Plan 9 server account which I do not have to keep running sounds intriguing... thank you!

What happens with the Plan 9 system after the boot camp has ended? From what I can see on that site, their Plan 9 shenanigans will end by mid-September. (SDF is NetBSD-centric AFAIK.)

Venti/Fossil are awesome for a Plan 9 network. Sadly, the world isn’t Plan 9. TIL about gefs though.