> 1. Mobile App (Android)
> 2. Screen sharing
both work fine.
there's also website with full functionality and a desktop app (an electron
app); both for desktop users. in my limited experience the whole ecosystem
is faster and lighter weight than Slack.
Discord would be a good option - streaming at 720p is free, and people can
join through website, skipping registration or app installation, if they
wish so.
Also multiple people can stream for the same audience, when need be.
of (atom 'any)
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with a single one. Such escaping method is called
dot-stuffing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smtp#SMTP_transport_example
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only see extra dot while message is on the wire, but not in storage.
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, but picolisp (the interpreter) seems to skip arguments after first
bare dash. is there any way around it?
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based on documentation at
http://plan9.bell-labs.com/magic/man2html/1/cat
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(use X
(until (== NIL
(setq X (rd 1)) )
(wr X) ) ) ) )
(argv))
(bye)
guess it could be shorter...
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(until (== NIL
(setq X (rd 1)) )
(wr X) ) ) ) )
(argv))
(bye)
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How often I found where I should be going
only by setting out for somewhere else
editor) is source of your problems -- works a-ok
if you disable it in first line of `lib.l'.
Suggested way of running: `win ./dbg'.
Have fun with Acme,
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you a short one. -- Blaise
.
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, but let's ask the nice folks on
9f...@9fans.net -- I'm cross-posting this message.
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unsure if `free SMS' (with costs covered by receiver than sender)
is available with this service.
Seems like a little-hassle, no-strings-attached way to me. No need to fiddle
with actual GSM hardware.
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to call /usr/bin/base64 from the coreutils
package in an 'out' pipe. Or is there a C library function callable by
'native'?
gnutls_pem_base64_decode() is a generic base64 decode that should be present
on almost any linux distro. check the manpage.
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: *.example.pl
DNS Name: example.pl
that is, both *.DOMAIN.pl and DOMAIN.pl
You can put several records here, so both *.7fach.de, 7fach.de, picolisp.com
and *.picolisp.com are covered.
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Already many of the mutants disguised as human beings are walking the streets
traced the wrong process :(
The certificate is probably indeed sent.
output from tcpdump and Konqueror suggests the cert is sent alright.
there's that `ssldump' tool that dumps content of HTTPS session, could help.
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On Friday 15 of July 2011 10:13:27 you wrote:
I think you created a bot-trap :-)
may I suggest adding rel=nofollow to the `Next page' link (the a tag)?
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For example, if the first thing in the file is:
?kzy irefvba=1.0 rapbqvat=ebg13?
an XML parser
, but in this case, meh...
Better would be using /robots.txt or having meta name=robots
content=noindex, nofollow/ on 2nd and subsequent `news' page.
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For example, if the first thing in the file is:
?kzy irefvba=1.0 rapbqvat=ebg13?
an XML parser will recognize
, dying on the assertion giveup(Unaligned Function);.
Any ideas? Why does alignment matter?
Not sure if it'll help at all, but there has been a similar discussion in the
past:
http://www.mail-archive.com/picolisp@software-lab.de/msg01909.html
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For example
-- as opposed to the preferred 4-byte
alignment?
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to
Strange. But why did then Jakob report that the Unaligned Function
error appeared at startup? Doesn't Amiga use an 68k CPU (which has
instructions of variable byte sizes)?
Oh, you are right; I've mixed up 68k with PPC. Terribly sorry~
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mahmud, in response to Erann Gat's ``How I lost my faith in Lisp''
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3D2308816
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in
misc/mailing, it doesn't do anything with the encoding.
Let's see :-)
Cheers,
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assume you mean 'put' for the equivalet setter function.
Thanks a lot for the clarification; makes more sense to me now :D
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mahmud, in response to Erann Gat's ``How I lost my faith in Lisp''
http
copied), it would work?
Attached patch attempts to fir it~
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Content-Type: text/x
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+(and *ContentTransferEncoding (prinl Content-Tran=
sfer-Encoding: @ ^M))
(and *ContentDisposition (prinl Content-Dispositi=
on: @ ^M))
(and *UserAgent (prinl User-Agent: @ ^M))
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On Friday 25 of February 2011 21:01:49 you wrote:
#define EVAL(x) (isNum(x)? x : isSym(x)? val(x) : evList(x))
There is an overview of the (eval) in the docs
http://www.software-lab.de/doc/ref.html#ev
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to and including speculative execution of future
instructions.
In the end, I'd guess walking a (linked) list can be more explicit indicator
for CPU to get the right data pre-fetched.
But then again, that's just speculative fiction :)
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Graham's ``The Roots of Lisp''.
On 13 pages he builds Lisp from scratch, giving complete explanations along
the way. (I/O is quite basic: only the built-in reader)
Intro:
http://www.paulgraham.com/rootsoflisp.html
The article itself:
http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/paulgraham/jmc.ps
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Hope this is all right for everybody! :)
Sounds good :)
the last change is especially welcame for me ;)
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and
always transmit the hash' (or better, `I use HMAC')... Otherwise the owner of
the process could still trace it to recover the passwords, coudn't he?
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reset method. You mail the site owner (Paul Graham) and he enables password
reset functionality in your account (for a period of time) and mails you back
with a link to reset the passwod.
Worked a-OK for me, at least...
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Hi Tomas,
On Sunday 19 of September 2010 20:57:45 you wrote:
To clear it up, i use the `Plan 9 from User Space' (i.e., the tools
ported to POSIX).
I've tried that one too, very interesting;-)
It took me a few (3?) months to learn to use Acme efficiently.
Wow, Acme seems like a great
Hello,
On Saturday 02 of January 2010 21:21:36 you wrote:
Well if you consider my series a reliable secondary source I would be
honored but I don't feel like they are.
I am afraid the `deletionists' on Wikipedia won't be pleased by a few blog=
=20
posts :( Their point is, Wikipedia ought to
On Wednesday 01 of July 2009 18:35:26 Alexander Burger wrote:
today I released the very first version of 64-bit PicoLisp!
Congratulations :D
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