The data are available on rustyrussell's github. Never even heard of: --file-type, --dereference-command-line-symlink-to-dir, --hide, --indicator-style, -q/--hide-control-chars, -Q/--quote-name, -T/--tabsize, -v, -x, -X, -Z/--context Not known or used by more than one person: --author, -B/--ignore-backups, -D/--dired, -g, -G/--no-group, --si, -I/--ignore, -m, -N/--literal, -p/--indicator-style, --quoting-style, -S, --time-style, -U.
I somehow end up rewatching this video every year. Love it!
I wrote code in PDP/11 assembler in operating system programming at UQ in 1987. Brings back memories. All those assembler tricks.
18:38 :D clearly i'm a very mature individual, cause that dude sneezing was cracking me up
64 bit PDP-11 is called Alpha... :)
The data are available on rustyrussell's github.
Never even heard of: --file-type, --dereference-command-line-symlink-to-dir, --hide, --indicator-style, -q/--hide-control-chars, -Q/--quote-name, -T/--tabsize, -v, -x, -X, -Z/--context
Not known or used by more than one person: --author, -B/--ignore-backups, -D/--dired, -g, -G/--no-group, --si, -I/--ignore, -m, -N/--literal, -p/--indicator-style, --quoting-style, -S, --time-style, -U.
thanks for sharing :)
great talk, thanks! ;)
what u guna do about it minix4?
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