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gtoal

DadOfMrLog wrote:
I use sed and awk in bash.

;D

My man! That's more like it.

I use http://ecce.sourceforge.net/ecce.c - have been using one or other implementation of it since 1976. Although I confess the one I use nowadays is sometimes invoked recursively from inside Emacs :-/ (I don't have the patience for doing ascii art the old way any more)

technoboy10

WooHooBoy wrote:
Cool! What theme?

One Dark syntax, Atom Material UI theme.

__init__ wrote:
WooHooBoy wrote:
(WHAT XKCD WHAT IS THAT ARE YOU SECRETLY RANDALL MUNROE)
You didn't know that?

sssssssh
it's a secret

DadOfMrLog wrote:
I use sed and awk in bash.

;D

I use a magnet and a hard drive. </xkcdreference>

turkey3

Notepad++

Hardmath123

My battle station: tmux{vim | bash}. http://i.imgur.com/f6MGhN4.png

turkey3

technoboy10 wrote:
WooHooBoy wrote:
Cool! What theme?
One Dark syntax, Atom Material UI theme.

__init__ wrote:
WooHooBoy wrote:
(WHAT XKCD WHAT IS THAT ARE YOU SECRETLY RANDALL MUNROE)
You didn't know that?
sssssssh
it's a secret

DadOfMrLog wrote:
I use sed and awk in bash.

;D

I use a magnet and a hard drive. </xkcdreference>

Lol that made me crack up. Magnet and a hard drive XD XD XD

Superdoggy

turkey3 wrote:
technoboy10 wrote:
WooHooBoy wrote:
Cool! What theme?
One Dark syntax, Atom Material UI theme.

__init__ wrote:
WooHooBoy wrote:
(WHAT XKCD WHAT IS THAT ARE YOU SECRETLY RANDALL MUNROE)
You didn't know that?
sssssssh
it's a secret

DadOfMrLog wrote:
I use sed and awk in bash.

;D

I use a magnet and a hard drive. </xkcdreference>
Lol that made me crack up. Magnet and a hard drive XD XD XD

Brilliant idea, right? I might try it sometime.

</justkidding>

Last edited by Superdoggy (Aug. 9, 2015 03:12:11)

OmnipotentPotato

Syntax highlighting is for skrubs….

Blank1234

My text editor:

@echo off
set /p name=Name of file:
cls
:a
set /p text=
echo %text% >> %name%
goto a

iamunknown2

I use Vim:

Also, obligatory xkcd reference:

Swear removed.

Last edited by iamunknown2 (Aug. 10, 2015 00:01:32)

CatsUnited

^

You might want to remove that, because the ST doesn't really like people saying what real programmers should or should not use.

CatsUnited

ChocolatePi wrote:
Do yourself a favor and never get around to doing Java, ok?

Why?

Sonickyle

CatsUnited wrote:
^

You might want to remove that, because the ST doesn't really like people saying what real programmers should or should not use.

I think that xkcd's fairly neutral.

liam48D

gtoal wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

  1 
~                                                                
~                       VIM - Vi IMproved                        
~                                                                
~                        version 7.4.475                         
~                   by Bram Moolenaar et al.                     
~               Modified by <bugzilla@redhat.com>                
~          Vim is open source and freely distributable           
~                                                                
~                 Become a registered Vim user!                  
~        type  :help register<Enter>   for information           
~                                                                
~        type  :q<Enter>               to exit                   
~        type  :help<Enter>  or  <F1>  for on-line help          
~        type  :help version7<Enter>   for version info          
~                                                                
                                               0,0-1         All

Pah! Screen editors… they're just a passing fad. Give me a line editor any day.

G
PS Not kidding. Seriously.

Here you go… ed!

It's baffled me for ages..

Last edited by liam48D (Aug. 9, 2015 09:55:58)

bobbybee

liam48D wrote:

gtoal wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

  1 
~                                                                
~                       VIM - Vi IMproved                        
~                                                                
~                        version 7.4.475                         
~                   by Bram Moolenaar et al.                     
~               Modified by <bugzilla@redhat.com>                
~          Vim is open source and freely distributable           
~                                                                
~                 Become a registered Vim user!                  
~        type  :help register<Enter>   for information           
~                                                                
~        type  :q<Enter>               to exit                   
~        type  :help<Enter>  or  <F1>  for on-line help          
~        type  :help version7<Enter>   for version info          
~                                                                
                                               0,0-1         All

Pah! Screen editors… they're just a passing fad. Give me a line editor any day.

G
PS Not kidding. Seriously.

Here you go… ed!

It's baffled me for ages..

ex master race!

djdolphin

CatsUnited wrote:
^

You might want to remove that, because the ST doesn't really like people saying what real programmers should or should not use.

I'm pretty sure the comic was removed before because it contains the line “****it, Emacs,” which could be considered inappropriate.

PullJosh

djdolphin wrote:
CatsUnited wrote:
^

You might want to remove that, because the ST doesn't really like people saying what real programmers should or should not use.
I'm pretty sure the comic was removed before because it contains the line “****it, Emacs,” which could be considered inappropriate.

gtoal

turkey3 wrote:
Lol that made me crack up. Magnet and a hard drive XD XD XD

Yeah, no-one ever really did that.

Now, a hole punch and a paper tape, that's totally different.

ChocolatePi

gtoal wrote:
turkey3 wrote:
Lol that made me crack up. Magnet and a hard drive XD XD XD

Yeah, no-one ever really did that.

Now, a hole punch and a paper tape, that's totally different.

My dad (who used to be a programmer) told me about punching holes in rolls of paper or something like that and then handing it in to a scientist to get the result the next day.

Znapi

PullJosh wrote:
djdolphin wrote:
CatsUnited wrote:
^

You might want to remove that, because the ST doesn't really like people saying what real programmers should or should not use.
I'm pretty sure the comic was removed before because it contains the line “****it, Emacs,” which could be considered inappropriate.

Lol, this is what the help page for the command is in GNU Emacs:

butterfly is an interactive autoloaded compiled Lisp function in
`misc.el'.

(butterfly)

Use butterflies to flip the desired bit on the drive platter.
Open hands and let the delicate wings flap once.  The disturbance
ripples outward, changing the flow of the eddy currents in the
upper atmosphere.  These cause momentary pockets of higher-pressure
air to form, which act as lenses that deflect incoming cosmic rays,
focusing them to strike the drive platter and flip the desired bit.
You can type `M-x butterfly C-M-c' to run it.  This is a permuted
variation of `C-x M-c M-butterfly' from url `http://xkcd.com/378/'.

Jonathan50

Notepad

I would use Visual Studio 2015 Community as well now that there is a free version, but I have Windows XP still, I had another small netbook with Win 7 but it broke somewhere near the end of last year, and I can't get the free Windows 10.

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