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mischief6

358 karma · joined October 1, 2013

i like plan 9 and golang
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mischief6··on Show HN: Distraction Free Facebook Messenger, a Chrome Extension
these are fair points, but frankly i have never needed to upload a file to facebook or use a group chat, and i have never seen a facebook sticker but i would probably find them distracting. i use bitlbee+irssi because it is the least distracting way in which i can consume facebook chat to communicate with people on their platform.
mischief6··on Show HN: Distraction Free Facebook Messenger, a Chrome Extension
that's extremely unfortunate news. maybe bitlbee can get a custom plugin for whatever newfangled protocol they decide to roll.
mischief6··on Show HN: Distraction Free Facebook Messenger, a Chrome Extension
why would anyone prefer this over a decent jabber client like irssi+bitlbee?
mischief6··on Plan 9 from Bell Labs
no - but i wrote a direct translation of libdraw to go, which works. note that i am talking about actual plan 9 libdraw, not plan9port's devdraw program.
mischief6··on Plan 9 from Bell Labs
http://www.jonschneider.com/images/jsblog/ThinkpadTrackpoint...

works for me!

btw, you can simulate mb 2 and 3 by holding down keyboard modifiers while clicking mb1.

mischief6··on Plan 9 from Bell Labs
ron puts it in perspective pretty well: http://9fans.net/archive/2011/04/230
mischief6··on Machine learning – automated personal psychiatrist
here's a similar thing i wrote while learning the rc shell on plan 9, inspired by the 'confessionals' in THX-1138. http://sprunge.us/QfPG
mischief6··on Ask HN: I hate JavaScript
https://github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs
mischief6··on Plan 9 released under GPLv2
i would have submitted this link, but it has already been linked in the past, and there was no other news page dedicated to this information on that site.
mischief6··on Plan 9 released under GPLv2
you can share virtually anything that can be represented as a file, including filesystems served by the kernel. e.g. "import -b $server '#A' /dev" will allow you to write to /dev/audio on a remote server.
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