Vim > Emacs
pacman > apt
tabs > spaces
pinfo > info
GUI's are bloat
If you have a problem with any of that pleas let me know why.
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If only I knew the secret before
Rebecca and Megan Lovell are the multi-instrumentalist sisters powering the infectious roots rock of Larkin Poe. After hearing the bluesy riffs and incredibly powerful vocals, I’m hooked and here for whatever’s next.
I’m listening to “Bad Spell” by Larkin Poe, and you should too!
What might 1980’s-era Journey song sound like with a heavy injection of chiptune melodies and metal musicality?
Video game composer and retro PC super-enthusiast Victor Love has the answer: his project “Master Boot Record.”
Expertly composed, emotional, and hard-driving... chiptune metal?
This song freaking SLAPS, so buckle up.
from the album PERSONAL COMPUTER
A wild #blog post appears!
Let's study the #LLVM and #GCC optimizers around the question of increments and decrements and see how they differ. Then we can make a decision as to whether or not we want to teach those optimizations to our #QBE optimizer we've been working on.
https://briancallahan.net/blog/20220417.html
#compile #compilers #optimizer #optimizers #compile #optimize #unix #c #programming #program #bsd #openbsd #freebsd #netbsd #dragonflybsd #linux #cproc
The Problem At $DAY_JOB we like to keep our development environment isolated from the internet1. This means we have to mirror stuff like the Ubuntu and CentOS package repositories, so they are available in our dev environment. Recently my company has decided to try and develop some tools in Nim, meaning we now had to mirror any an all nim packages so that Developers could install them with nimble2. Getting the Packages Unlike a lot of languages nim doesn’t have a centralised package repository we can just rsync and serve.
Let's do something we should do every once in a while: if you have a personal web site with an RSS or Atom feed, drop it in the replies so people can add it to their feed aggregator.
Signal boosts appreciated.
SLUUG (St. Louis Unix Users Group) is meeting tonight and Deb Goodkin of the FreeBSD Foundation is presenting, among others. It's available through Zoom.
System76 
Jason Evangelho 🐧🎒
Dr. Brian Callahan
Florian Haas
DragonFly Digest
Michael Brazda