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Storysmith posted:does a drm fuckup count as a security fuckup cat litter tracked on cutting boards and cooked cat poo poo smelling up the apartment. cat owners are amazing.
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kalstrams posted:i will, though back in latvia $70, licence for sublime, was my monthly rent + phone/tablet plan emacs does everything sublime does and also more and doesn't cost $70 vim does most of what sublime does, but is much simpler to learn, and doesn't cost $70 best of all: when sublime is yet another dead 1-man commercial project, joining bbedit and textmate in the fad editor graveyard, emacs and vim will still be here
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:best of all: when sublime is yet another dead 1-man commercial project, joining bbedit and textmate in the fad editor graveyard, emacs and vim will still be here you're acting as if that hasn't already happened. the last update was 6 months ago lol.
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Luigi Thirty posted:i figured out how to use the goddamn ispf editor and gently caress vim i used to use ISPF for my job and i had been seriously considering using a clone of it on the desktop i say "used to" because i got the hell out of mainframe dev for good a few months later (for non-editor-related reasons)
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Storysmith posted:does a drm fuckup count as a security fuckup wait i finally got around to reading this this idiot turbonerd can't deal with carting poops 'n' scoops to the garbage (how the gently caress is he breaking so many bags of cat poo poo anyway?!? jesus loving christ i just reuse shopping bags and i've yet to have a single break), can't deal with lugging a box of kitty litter into his apartment, but is totally fine with doing all his laundry at the loving laundromat? and dealing with cat litter is somehow worse than finding wet catbox ~*granules*~ all over his loving apartment?? on his cutting board??! how the gently caress
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:emacs does everything sublime does and also more and doesn't cost $70 i have not yet found a way to make using the mouse wheel in emacs not unusable poo poo if it cant do that well, it cant do everything sublime does Notorious b.s.d. posted:vim does most of what sublime does, but is much simpler to learn, and doesn't cost $70 ah yes, so simple to learn:  Notorious b.s.d. posted:best of all: when sublime is yet another dead 1-man commercial project, joining bbedit and textmate in the fad editor graveyard, emacs and vim will still be here you mean right now, sublime is already dead. its just good enough it will glide along for a while. maybe atom will get good enough to replace it (lol yeah right everything is poo poo)
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:wait i finally got around to reading this if you can afford a $500 litter box you can probably also afford to pay someone else to do your laundry
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:if you can afford a $500 litter box you can probably also afford to pay someone else to do your laundry I hadn't even considered that. I don't think it would have ever occurred to me on my own.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:and dealing with cat litter is somehow worse than finding wet catbox ~*granules*~ all over his loving apartment?? on his cutting board??! what kind of slob leaves their cutting board out, anyway? Arcsech posted:ah yes, so simple to learn: Good thing you don't have to know every feature to use it!! It's really funny how afraid of modal text editors some people are.
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:vim does most of what sublime does, but is much simpler to learn, and doesn't cost $70 I really wish I had whatever talent it is that you have that made vim easy to learn not joking even a little
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Munkeymon posted:I really wish I had whatever talent it is that you have that made vim easy to learn it doesn't take very long. in fact, i believe today's newfangled vi derivatives even come with tutorials maybe you should see a doctor about your crippling attention deficit disorder
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it doesn't take very long. in fact, i believe today's newfangled vi derivatives even come with tutorials I'm actually just clumsy as hell 
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top result on the chrome app thing for "adblock plus" is a trojan a) thanks for not having a "this app is a disguise of a real app that's going to send all my loving passwords to some rear end in a top hat in romania" button, you loving morons at google b) thanks for not saying "hey you downloaded a trojan" all of the three goddamn programs i have running to prevent me from accidentally downloading a loving trojan
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CraigK posted:top result on the chrome app thing for "adblock plus" is a trojan dont look behind the curtain
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http://breakingbits.net/2015/01/18/taking-over-godaddy-accounts-using-csrf/quote:While I was managing an old domain in GoDaddy, I noticed that there was absolutely no cross-site request forgery protection at all on many GoDaddy DNS management actions, which are state-changing POST requests. In fact, you could edit nameservers, change auto-renew settings and edit the zone file entirely without any CSRF protection in the request body or headers. It was somewhat difficult to reach GoDaddy’s security (tried security@ and noc@ email addresses, also tried calling support). Eventually I reached someone through Twitter from @GoDaddyHelp. I was told there was no timeline for a fix. I’m hoping this might encourage them to fix it more quickly, as the vulerability is so obvious it’s very likely being exploited already. ok so godaddy has a problem quote:Disclosure Timeline lol that timeline the kid's linkedin is funny as poo poo quote:Security Consultant
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papa_november posted:bbedit rules
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Munkeymon posted:I'm actually just clumsy as hell 'u' is 'undo' for when your clumsiness gets you in trouble otherwise, seriously, just use it as a text editor for a while, and when you're doing something tedious ask yourself "is there an easier way to do this within the editor" and google it the same way anyone learns how to use anything ityool 2015 it's a useful skill to have (googling, and vi) because a lot of times it's the only halfway-decent editor installed on a remote box you need to edit things on
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akadajet posted:cat litter tracked on cutting boards and cooked cat poo poo smelling up the apartment. cat owners are amazing. "It’s rare, happening maybe once every week or two"
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it doesn't take very long. in fact, i believe today's newfangled vi derivatives even come with tutorials i have crippling attention deficit disorder and still know how to use vim im not sure what their issue is
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Tiny Bug Child posted:"learn how to use a complicated piece of old software like vim? for doing something as simple as editing text? i don't think so!" said the programmer who will spend the next 40 years of his life editing text tbc was right?!?!
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if your a colossal child or a literal child, http://vim-adventures.com/
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hmm, if sublime is dead then, uhm, ill stop being lazy for 30 minutes and throw up everything suggested then and pick. so - nano, vi, emacs, atom, ispf, edlin also, we probably should go to text editor thread
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Bloody posted:only consider vim from that list
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Bloody posted:if your a colossal child or a literal child, http://vim-adventures.com/
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go create a loving text editor thread you spergs
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OSI bean dip posted:go create a loving text editor thread you spergs
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i think this thread works http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3693626
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Luigi Thirty posted:lol if you don't use nano lol @ ur babby editor for clowns at the editor circus which is also for babbys
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vimtutor jjhjklkjhkjhjkhjllkljhkljhkljhkljhjhkjhlkjlklkjkjkjjjjjjjjjkkkkkkkkjjjjjjjjkkkkk
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Alereon posted:this, and gently caress your greybeard editors my beard is the blackest black, just like my emacs and vim themes in actually-related-to-the-thread news: https://polarssl.org/tech-updates/security-advisories/polarssl-security-advisory-2014-04 quote:PolarSSL versions starting with 1.0 and up to the PolarSSL 1.3.9 and PolarSSL 1.2.12 are affected by a remote attack in some configurations. 
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