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Otter Browser Forum / Re: christmas release ?
Last post by exley -this 2 time per year is bullshit
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DnD Central / Re: The Worst People in the World
Last post by Frenzie -24
DnD Central / Re: The Worst People in the World
Last post by ersi -Zwarte Piet will slowly go “extinct,” researcher Milan Driessen of I&O Research told AD.Isn't this horribly racist?
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DnD Central / Re: Today's Bad News
Last post by ersi -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BH-N-L7oUQk
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Browsers & Technology / Re: What's the best kind of interface for writing and typing?
Last post by Frenzie -From another video of his it appears that he is brother of Tech Lead (as a millionaire) who is probably familiar to you.Somewhat. Insofar as I am I definitely don't want to watch him.
I have thought about the controversy that Emacs does not adhere to "Unix philosophy" that programs should be small, do just one thing and do it well.Since you mentioned Xah.

http://xahlee.info/UnixResource_dir/_fastfood_dir/fastfood.html
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Browsers & Technology / Re: What's the best kind of interface for writing and typing?
Last post by ersi -A while ago I read some book that talked about how there used to be a type of computers called Lisp machines that by now have ceased to exist. Such a terrible loss, but apparently RMS noticed early enough where the wind was blowing and made his GNU project a Unix-like, which turned out to be the correct choice. Still, it would be nice to have a machine that only runs Lisp and whose only job is to launch Emacs.
I have thought about the controversy that Emacs does not adhere to "Unix philosophy" that programs should be small, do just one thing and do it well. Instead of a philosophy, it seems to be a limitation of C language. C is binary-compiled. When you launch a the binary, it loads everything into memory, but since memory was precious in old times, C programmes could not afford to be big. So the so-called philosophy is due to the nature of C language. Whatever Unix-like there is in the GNU project, it is done as per Unix conventions and limitations of C. Emacs does not have to obey the limitations of C.
1 Now that's an amusing username, or maybe real name.↵
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Otter Browser Forum / christmas release ?
Last post by Quetzal -do is it possible to think, that we(I) will have the luck to see under the christmas tree a new OtterBro release
there's some time that there is nothing for win10
thank's a lot
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Browsers & Technology / Re: What's the best kind of interface for writing and typing?
Last post by Frenzie -30
Browsers & Technology / Re: What's the best kind of interface for writing and typing?
Last post by ersi -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kflDJ9L4siw
And yes, Emacs' slowdown on long lines is a serious obstacle when editing webpage files and should have been fixed last century. It sometimes gets in the way in basic prose too.