@freezenet's unfortunately titled article buries the lede painfully.
The headline should be: #Fact #Checking #CBC: Not 2, At Least 6 Attempts at #LawfulAccess
Freezenet: No CBC, this is Not Even Close to the 2nd Attempt at Lawful Access - https://www.freezenet.ca/no-cbc-this-is-not-even-close-to-the-2nd-attempt-at-lawful-access/
Bad #editor, no biscuit.
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TreeTime 2026.1 just released:
• New calculation type
• Direct copy/paste into Excel/LibreOffice
• Bug fixes and improvements.
→ Added new tree field type "count" to count the number of children or siblings,
→ added direct paste (TSV format) into Excel,
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**New Features** * _Added tab-separated value export._ You can directly paste treetime data into a standard spreadsheet now (Excel, LibreOffice calc). * _Added new field type "count"._ Added a tree field type that simply counts the amount of input values, to count children, siblings, or se...
Impressive:
“Writing My Own Text Editor, And Daily-Driving It”, Joshua Barretto (https://blog.jsbarretto.com/post/text-editor).
Via HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47331034
On Lobsters: https://lobste.rs/s/ufczx8/writing_my_own_text_editor_daily_driving
Not really. The emerged from different spaces. But both rely heavily on line-level editing, each for their own reason. For ed I can really recommend a great video by Kay Lack [1]. For Basic playing around with the Sunflower interpreter [2] and for context this paper by Annette Vee [3] on Dartmouth Basic.
Both, ed and Basic, had to deal with constraints in terms of how much could be shown on screen or printed. So 'screen estate' was limited and one way to deal with that is to focus on just on single lines. In both you hardly ever see the whole code file at once (let alone be able to mavigate around the file quickly on a visual level), but it still resides in memory. You just ask the program to show you certain lines. In ed with `2,4p` or `2,4n` to print lines 2-4 without and with line numbers. In Basic with `LIST 20 30` to show lines 20 and 30. The same for editing. You simply let ed or Basic know which lines to overwrite or edit, without moving there by mouse or keyboard visually.
Kay Lack's video made me realise to what extreme these constraints went, when you have no screen but just a printer.
[1] https://www.0de5.net/stimuli/the-little-editor-that-could
[2] https://hundredrabbits.itch.io/sunflower-basic
[3] https://www.digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/17/2/000696/000696.html
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