I’m really loading up with links this weekend; make some time to read today.
- The Unitech UNIX posters. (via)
- Floating point precision as physical control. I linked to the underlying story before, but I like the idea that compilers should have Winamp-style skins.
- Illustrations of Imaginary Cyberpunk Gadgets. (via)
- Mythological Monsters. Try bookfinder.com or isbn.nu if you’re searching for old books; Amazon bought all the others.
- A-EON Talks About The Future of The Amiga Platform.
- Hull: An alternative to shell that I’ll never have time to implement . I appreciate the honesty in the title. (via)
- Why You Can’t Trust Network Time. It’s a self-advertising story, but not invalid. There’s interesting details in the source link comments.
- The WIRED Guide to Open Source Software. Unfortunately glosses over BSD. (via)
- How I draw figures for my mathematical lecture notes using Inkscape. (via)
- Cidco MailStation as a Z80 Development Platform.
- Richard Garriott de Cayeux; creates Ultima, becomes a robot.
- The Beginner’s Vim Cheat Sheet. (via)
- Intermediate Vim. (via)
- …and in the end there will be the command line. (via)
- Backblaze Hard Drive Stats Q1 2019. (via)
- Real and Strange ICD-10 Codes. (via)
> The Beginner’s Vim Cheat Sheet.
Hey, I recognize that article.
If you’re on a Vim content binge, I also wrote and posted this article with a few more Vim tricks.
https://www.256kilobytes.com/content/show/10503/5-tasks-you-didnt-know-you-could-do-with-vim
– August
And there is always that classic SE answer to “What is your most productive shortcut with Vim?” – https://stackoverflow.com/q/1218390
I think it was posted here before, but it’s always good to remember :)
I love FreeBSD, but who’s the major user of it now given that’s whatsapp migrated to Linux?
Yes, Netflix uses FreeBSD it simply as the CDN appliance they install at ISPs.
@Anon
https://freshbsd.org/search?q=Sponsored&project%5B%5D=freebsd&repository%5B%5D=src&sort=commit_date