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I pronounce it gift without the t.
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Artist formerly known as JPEG
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Mar 8, 2016 02:50
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i have never needed to pronounce "gif" because lol who the gently caress am i gonna talk to about animated image formats from the 1980s
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I talk to my co-workers about the sick gifs I'm putting in my constant contact mailers targeted at millenials
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Mar 8, 2016 03:08
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49% open rate on my last one
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Mar 8, 2016 03:09
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smythe getting engagement w/ his brand.
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Mar 8, 2016 03:10
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Smythe posted:49% open rate on my last one  Also, RIP to the e-mail inventor guy, may his inbox be full of signal and free of noise
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Mar 8, 2016 06:00
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the other guy to thank is whoever wrote bogofilter, it stopped all my users from complaining about spam. What a godsend. Whenever I see a news article that says "e-mail is dead" and "no one uses e-mail anymore", I really wonder if they think that businesses are gonna just start sending each other facebook direct mail or tweet the teleconference details. Please. Bringing it back to desktop linux - does anyone use a desktop e-mail client that is not a web browser or Thunderbird?
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Mar 8, 2016 06:06
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i use Mail.app .. great software. which came for FREE with my desktop unix
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Mar 8, 2016 06:13
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Barnyard Protein posted:computer terms should be communicated as unpronounceable pictographs 巴纽
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Mar 8, 2016 06:20
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celeron 300a posted:the other guy to thank is whoever wrote bogofilter, it stopped all my users from complaining about spam. What a godsend. i used to use gnus, but gave up when i started doing most of my email on my phone anyway
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Mar 8, 2016 09:50
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mu4e is nice, if you're already using emacs.
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巴 looks like an old mouse
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Mar 8, 2016 14:02
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Mar 8, 2016 14:15
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mike12345 posted:mu4e is nice, if you're already using emacs. why would you use emacs?
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Mar 8, 2016 17:11
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EMACS is for people who want to use a IDE but feel smug about not having modern features and having to config everything themselves.
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pram posted:i use Mail.app .. great software. which came for FREE with my desktop unix 
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Mar 8, 2016 17:18
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Wheany posted:why would you use emacs? because you mistakenly believe it provides something approximating a Lisp Machine experience doesn't even have USER AIDS
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Mar 8, 2016 17:32
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celeron 300a posted:the other guy to thank is whoever wrote bogofilter, it stopped all my users from complaining about spam. What a godsend. I used to use claws, I wonder how it's doing these days
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Mar 8, 2016 19:27
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I use dns blacklisting and milter-greylist to clean up afterwards, ~works for me wontfix~
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Wheany posted:why would you use emacs? because there are only two good editors, and vim users are even more insufferable
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I like vi. Wouldn't call it a good editor as such, but it's reliable and mostly consistent regardless of where you are, and it's always there.
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Broken Machine posted:I like vi. Wouldn't call it a good editor as such, but it's reliable and mostly consistent regardless of where you are, and it's always there. at least its better than accidentally ending up in emacs as a default editor and having to Ctrl+Z to bg the process then pkill it to quit (there's no other actual way to quit emacs other than to kill it's process that i know of)
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Mar 9, 2016 01:12
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Sniep posted:at least its better than accidentally ending up in emacs as a default editor and having to Ctrl+Z to bg the process then pkill it to quit (there's no other actual way to quit emacs other than to kill it's process that i know of) what
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Sniep posted:at least its better than accidentally ending up in emacs as a default editor and having to Ctrl+Z to bg the process then pkill it to quit (there's no other actual way to quit emacs other than to kill it's process that i know of) umm C-x C-c
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its like ending up in ed. wtf is even going on with that pos
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Mar 9, 2016 02:24
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pram posted:its like ending up in ed. wtf is even going on with that pos ed is bad but it's so simple on the offhand you have to use it and have forgotten you can just look it up and figure it out in a few minutes. you need about three commands and they're all one letter most of unix makes more sense when you remember it's 1) Berkeley in 2) the late 70s written by 3) dirty hippies
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Mar 9, 2016 02:29
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pram posted:its like ending up in ed. wtf is even going on with that pos ed is useful in shell scripts
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Broken Machine posted:ed is bad but it's so simple on the offhand you have to use it and have forgotten you can just look it up and figure it out in a few minutes. you need about three commands and they're all one letter ed came from engineers at bell labs vi came from dirty hippies at berkeley emacs came from dirty hippie engineers at mit
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:ed came from engineers at bell labs agreed, but I would contend that most of kernighan thompson richie et al also got dirty af at Bell Labs
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Broken Machine posted:agreed, but I would contend that most of kernighan thompson richie et al also got dirty af at Bell Labs richard greenblatt @ mit was so infamously dirty, they called the bits of gunge that fall out of a keyboard "blattlings"
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:richard greenblatt @ mit was so infamously dirty, they called the bits of gunge that fall out of a keyboard "blattlings" 
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at least he left his mark on computers
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vim is ok but it's kinda buggy and apparently the code is a horror show
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Has anyone made a linux text editor that works normally, ie ctrl-s is save, ctrl-c is copy, ctrl-v is paste, ctrl-z is undo and so on?
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... that works in the terminal, i mean
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Mar 9, 2016 07:26
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pram posted:its like ending up in ed. wtf is even going on with that pos ? ed is the standard text editor
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:ed is useful in shell scripts even more useful in the form that can be applied to streams though being able to tell diff to output an ed script to transform its first argument its second can be useful, since you can then parse that script to get character-level change information…
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