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I don't remember offhand 14:30:45 but try C-], C-M-c, and ESC ESC ESC 14:30:51 those are good at exiting all sorts of things 14:31:05 in particular, ESC ESC ESC is a generic exit-anything code 14:31:12 where it works out dwimness to figure out what you want to exit 14:31:15 ESC ESC ESC: Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Cannot return from the debugger in an error") 14:31:18 and it's easy to remember 14:31:24 same for c-m-c 14:31:33 c-] works 14:31:34 yay 14:31:47 aha, it's trying to return just one layer 14:31:51 whereas you need to return 2, somehow, to skip over the layer that's erroring 14:32:58 nope 14:33:01 c-] does one-layer 14:33:03 so just c-3 c-] 14:34:17 aha 14:34:18 prefix args 14:34:39 er, doesn't c-3 just repeat 3 times 14:34:48 no 14:34:53 it applies threeness to the following command 14:35:00 most commands interpret that as a repeat, but some don't 14:35:37 for instance, C-3 M-g M-g jumps to line 3 14:35:49 hmm, okay 14:35:55 I just did c-] c] c-] 14:36:06 ais523: who says lisp has to have parens? http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/3194/picture2xv0.png 14:36:10 (warning: may cause convulsions) 14:36:50 the best part is th at it's understandable 14:36:54 lispers really do read the indentation 14:37:04 it's a cross between Lisp and Python! 14:37:09 LYTHON 14:38:22 interestingly, the only thing making emacs feel klunky now is the scrollbar behaviour 14:38:28 it CHANGES SIZE depending on where you are 14:38:39 and throws an error if you scroll past the top or bottom... 14:38:51 and the scrolling is jerky 14:38:54 wonder how I can fix that 14:39:48 ehird: it's fixed in the GTK version of Emacs, I think 14:39:55 is it? 14:39:58 not the jerkiness of the scrolling, but the size of the thumb thing 14:40:01 dirty gtk buggers. always getting the good features. 14:40:09 I guess I'll complain to emacs, and get told to get used to it 14:40:13 because they just used gtk scrollbars 14:40:17 heh 14:40:26 presumably the scrolling is jerky because emacs can't render half a line at the top of the screen 14:40:32 they use Carbon scrollbars on OS X, it's just that they do the handling themselves 14:40:44 whyyy can't they just use a native control _occasionally_ 14:40:56 the freaking scrollbar behaviour doesn't have to be 100% identical over every damn system! 14:41:12 emacs is designed for the console, pretty clearly 14:41:26 it doesn't really like being in a graphical interface 14:41:34 It's getting better 14:41:38 btw, does gvim do smooth scrolling? 14:41:40 but it did start life in the console, yes 14:41:45 ais523: not sure 14:41:49 btw, it's not smooth scrolling 14:41:52 smooth scrolling is a scourge 14:41:53 ehird: remember that for ages, Stallman refused to allow backspace to delete backwards in Emacs 14:41:58 (it's just useless eyecandy on scrolls) 14:42:01 what's needed is more precise scrolling 14:42:04 ah 14:42:09 OS X doesn't do smooth scrolling, but scrolling goes smoothly anyway 14:42:14 heh 14:42:19 because a scroll just moves a little, and the scrollwheel is very sensitive 14:42:29 [14:41:53] ehird: remember that for ages, Stallman refused to allow backspace to delete backwards in Emacs 14:42:32 really/ 14:42:33 why?! 14:42:39 ehird: because it couldn't be distinguished from control-h 14:42:44 >_< 14:42:49 can't believe they didn't sack that guy earlier. 14:43:04 the FAQ back then had an entry for people who wanted backspace to delete backwards, rather than delete 14:43:21 the entry suggested changing your login script (the equivalent of bashrc) to map delete-backwards to delete not backspace 14:43:36 I tried to find it recently, but couldn't 14:43:37 wow 14:43:41 secret to emacs not being a sore thumb #32: (setq ring-bell-function (lambda ())) 14:43:51 emacs has not _once_ beeped usefully for me 14:44:03 either it's popped up a message in an emacs-window to tell me about something important, 14:44:08 or it's just bothering me about stupid stuff in the minibuffer 14:44:23 like, YOU SCROLLED PAST THE TOP OF THE DOCUMENT. LET ME RAPE YOUR EARS WITH MY BEEP/ 14:44:24 ehird: heh, I've set visible-bell on my emacs 14:44:24 -!- FireFly has joined. 14:44:39 YOU SCROLLED PAST THE TOP OF THE DOCUMENT. LET ME TRIGGER YOUR EPILEPSY 14:44:50 I have visible-bell everywhere I can on this system, the beep on this laptop is really annoying 14:45:04 also, emacs' visible bell is pretty unobtrusive, although noticeable 14:45:07 emacs beeps using the os x system beep, except if you keep scrolling up it retriggers it for every single scroll 14:45:16 so it's an audial mudbath of hate 14:46:04 also, I just realised that emacs can only display full lines, you're right 14:46:05 that's so stupid 14:46:08 oh by the way, for historical reasons, in order to scroll to a particular location using the scrollbar in traditional Emacs scrolling, you have to scroll with the middle mouse button 14:46:23 emacs proposal: (setq modern t) 14:46:32 makes emacs not be hopelessly 70s. 14:46:35 I think that's fixed in pretty much every port but the tty version to work as expected on the system, though 14:46:45 • rgr_ didnt even know emacs had scroll bars ... 14:47:10 do you think he's trying to be all 1337 by saying he doesn't need scrollbars, or d'you think he's just blind? :P 14:47:59 emacs -nw doesn't have scrollbars 14:48:05 and that's the common version to use over ssh or whatever 14:48:14 I am the psychotherapist. Please, describe your problems. Each time you are finished talking, type RET twice. emacs can't get scrollbars right Emacs? Hah! I would appreciate it if you would continue. 14:48:21 Even the psychotherapist hates emacs. 14:51:43 http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/7yi1m/while_1_if_1_1_printfcosmic_ray_detectedn/c07rfy6 14:51:45 BITS FLIPPIN' 14:55:56 -!- Hiato has joined. 15:07:38 http://www.dragonflybsd.org/release22/ 15:14:07 ais523: can you try and explain to me why people use things like gnus 15:14:07 o 15:14:12 oklopolko 15:14:38 ehird: no, I tried to use gnus and didn't understand it either 15:14:50 -!- MigoMipo has joined. 15:14:57 i get that emacs kind of morphs into a ui 15:15:03 I just don't get why you would use it that way 15:15:04 I mean 15:15:11 I can't think of any way in which gnus is better than another mail client 15:15:27 emacs just makes applications suck more because it's not made with anything but editing in mind 15:17:10 however 15:17:25 the author of gnus appears to be partially responsible for modern cd ripper/media library programs 15:17:28 ... with Emacs. 15:17:29 http://quimby.gnus.org/jukebox/jukebox.html 15:17:44 "Insane? Yes." yes, how very insane :P 15:18:58 "When I wrote the Emacs music interface ten years ago (started back in Octuber 1997, apparently), this all seemed a bit far-fetched. "Oooh. Music on a computer. Aaah." These days it's all trivial beyond beliefe. Just goes to show. I've continued fiddling with the Emacs music interface (bigger screen, remote control, last.fm interface, etc), and I doubt I'll ever succumbed to one of those new-fangled pointy-clicky interfaces. So there." 15:20:16 Mighty Mouse Scrolling 15:20:17 By default the scrolling with the Mighty Mouse is very jerky. The following setting feel more reasonable: 15:20:17 (setq mouse-wheel-scroll-amount '(0.01)) 15:20:20 ????? :DD 15:20:45 oh my god it works 15:20:47 ehird: what confuses me more is that that's written with AnMaster grammar 15:21:00 ais523: just one letter missing 15:21:01 s/feel/feels/ 15:21:04 ais523, ? 15:21:09 yes, but that's a very AnMaster grammar mistake to make 15:21:10 a simple typo, probably, rather than broken grammar deluxe 15:21:23 AnMaster's grammar is more or less perfect except for that sort of thing 15:21:31 ais523, which line? 15:21:33 that sort of thing is rather common... 15:21:37 "The following setting feel more reasonable:" 15:21:42 you didn't write that, but it reminded me of you 15:21:46 feels 15:21:48 should be that 15:21:52 whoooooooooosh 15:21:53 yes 15:22:17 hrmph, c-h f is function docs, where are var docs 15:22:28 c-h a I think 15:22:36 that has functions and commands and vars, etc 15:22:54 nope 15:22:56 just commands 15:23:05 c-h v? 15:23:13 yep 15:23:18 btw, emacs uses utf-8 by default right? 15:23:31 ais523, also the reasons I make that sort of typos are primarily 1) cold fingers 2) The S-key for some reason has higher friction on this old (cheap) keyboard 15:23:44 ah, ok 15:23:45 god, you live in freaking sweden 15:23:51 surely you guys have mastered not being cold?! 15:24:01 ehird, yes, that is why I have cold fingers... it is so cold here :/ 15:24:17 agh why does scrolling in emacs move the point 15:24:18 even indoors it tend to be quite cold 15:24:20 that is so stupid 15:24:26 ehird: because point's always onscreen 15:24:30 feature 15:24:32 Well it shouldn't be ;_; 15:24:35 emacs is a console app, it has to put the cursor somewhere 15:24:41 I want to look at another part of the document then go back to editing 15:24:49 ehird: C-x 2, then 15:24:51 yes, I know I can push the point 15:25:06 or I often use the mark for that 15:25:17 put the mark where I want to look at, and point where I'm editing 15:25:21 and C-x C-x to swap 15:26:21 mouse-wheel-progressive-speed is a variable defined in `mwheel.el'. Its value is t 15:26:25 see, THIS is the stupidity 15:26:27 * ehird disabllllllllle 15:26:33 oh? I like it 15:26:48 I like being more precise, plus other apps don't do that. 15:26:50 incidentally, I used to use an older version of emacs without mouse-scroll capability, and implemented it myself 15:27:14 the progressive-speed thing was one big improvement of the actual emacs version over my home-brew 15:27:21 well, admittedly other apps do do something similar 15:27:27 but the effect is far less 15:27:29 you just scroll close to where you're aiming, wait a bit for the timer to reset, and scroll accurately 15:27:31 so it's closer when it's off 15:27:41 ais523: or I could just scroll to where I want 15:29:28 (setq mouse-wheel-scroll-amount '(0.05)) (setq mouse-wheel-progressive-speed nil) 15:29:29 perfect 15:29:46 I know it's perfect because I compared it with a native app :P 15:34:24 oh, people still print things 15:34:26 I forgot. 15:34:58 even I do sometimes, to hand coursework in 15:35:10 or to make physical objects for playing games with 15:35:15 yeah, it's still rather surprising though 15:35:22 i'm justlike, oh, wow 15:36:39 slightly more dramatic is that I'm gradually forgetting how to write 15:36:44 I still write for exams and to fill in forms 15:36:49 but for nearly everything else I type 15:36:57 My handwriting looks similar to that of a 7 year olds. 15:38:09 common lisp is great 15:38:24 it might not be as elegant as scheme but it's still lisp, and SBCL is a great compiler 15:38:38 really fast and the error messsages are awesome (I'm saying this because it just gave me a really helpful one) 15:38:45 #esoteric would probably invent uncommon lisp 15:40:27 :D 15:43:26 heh, M-x has been replaced by C-h w quite a lot for me 15:55:33 -!- Slereah has joined. 16:02:43 [16:02:22] i'd like to use emacs (amongst other things) as desktop-publishing platform to post blog entries (possibly in reST markup via metaweblog (atom) to (django-powered) blog sites...any idea how to do it? 16:03:36 is he a troll? 16:03:44 no, just very crazy 16:04:18 on its own, those technologies are rather mundane; such a comprehensive stack reminds me of Aristotle Pagaltzis and Tim Bray except even crazier 16:05:33 holy crap, some code I stole has been stolen :-D 16:05:36 I know because of the comment. 16:07:07 -!- BeholdMyGlory has joined. 16:07:27 :DDD 16:07:30 that's funny 16:07:38 (it's been stolen into a semi-popular thang) 16:07:42 where? 16:08:01 this paste: http://pastie.textmate.org/pastes/30372, note the author and the comment, 16:08:04 ---> 16:08:05 http://github.com/mojombo/jekyll/blob/d0f46c2120852d826937a97d3241088d8dfce43d/lib/jekyll/core_ext.rb 16:08:51 -!- jix has joined. 16:18:12 * ehird drafts up lisp machine instruction set 16:36:25 MAKELIST, APPEND, APPLY, LITERAL x :) 16:37:07 hf implementing that in a cpu and doing useful ops :D 16:38:00 would need a few more stack operators... 16:38:14 that's not even a good basis for a lisp machine 16:38:26 kinda 16:39:18 -!- ehird has set topic: Note that write is not the opposite of "read". Unfortunately. http://bespin.org/~nef/logs/esoteric/. 16:39:23 first topic change in 70 years 16:39:34 -!- ehird has set topic: Note that write is _not_ the opposite of "read". Unfortunately. http://bespin.org/~nef/logs/esoteric/. 16:39:46 been a while since I last toughed lisp... 16:42:14 lambda should be renamed to fun 16:42:16 1. lambdas are fun 16:42:18 2. defun 16:42:25 3. lambdas are fun 16:42:52 unlambda is unfun :( 16:43:56 CL-USER> (+ (values 1 2 3)) 1 16:43:59 This saddens me. 16:56:38 * ehird has emacs set up nicely for lisp now 16:56:47 whenever I open a lisp file, a SLIME connection to my sbcl opens below 17:00:13 holy crap 17:00:19 slime highlighted my division by zero in a function 17:00:22 when c onstant folding 17:05:53 MizardX: are you sure you don't want cXr? 17:06:12 also, cons? :P 17:06:16 also, jumps? 17:06:17 ? 17:06:17 etc 17:06:49 oklopol: cXr? 17:07:11 * ehird writes introduct 17:07:12 ehird: oh i assumed append was noobglish for cons 17:07:16 MizardX: car, cdr, etc 17:07:19 oklopol: it probably was. 17:07:40 well may not have been since there's makelist 17:07:48 isn't makelist+append kinda cons 17:08:18 (i mean loosely isomorphing) 17:09:20 been a long while since I last touched lisp, so I didn't concider all aspects 17:10:00 *cons-ider, you have like a cons-allergy or something? 17:10:33 makelist+append -> cons+car+cdr would be better 17:12:45 CL-USER> (introduct '(((s k) s) k)) ((((^ X (^ Y (^ Z ((X Z) (Y Z))))) (^ X (^ Y X))) (^ X (^ Y (^ Z ((X Z) (Y Z)))))) (^ X (^ Y X))) 17:12:49 Humble beginnings. 17:27:14 ooh 17:27:26 ais523: MizardX: oklopol: others: i just found an old esolang of mine :D I like it http://esoteric.voxelperfect.net/wiki/CRTL 17:27:43 ("say hello"->x)->("Hello, "~x~"!"); 17:27:43 "thingy"->"wor"; 17:27:43 "mabob"->"ld"; 17:27:43 "say hello"->"thingymabob" 17:27:48 prints hello world 17:28:20 actually that could break 17:28:23 the last could rewrite the first 17:28:24 It hink 17:28:25 maybe 17:29:39 (("fib"->a)->b)->b~"|"~a~b; 17:29:39 a~"|"~b->(("fib"->a)->b); 17:29:39 ("fib"->"1")->"1" 17:29:47 oklopol: that's one fine fib you wrote there 17:30:10 ehird: do you have an interp? 17:30:22 nope. I could write one 17:30:28 and is it TC? I suspect yes, for the same reason as Thue 17:30:41 yeah 17:30:46 almost certainly 17:30:47 hmm 17:30:50 oklopol's fib doesn't output a newline 17:31:21 easily fixable 17:31:50 (("fib"->a)->(b~" 17:31:51 "))->b~"|"~a~b~" 17:31:51 "; 17:31:51 a~"|"~b->(("fib"->a)->b); 17:31:52 ("fib"->"1")->"1 17:31:52 " 17:31:56 would be nicer with \n, of course :P 17:32:11 -!- ais523 has quit. 17:49:28 Balanced binary: 17:49:31 0 = -1, 1 = 1. 17:52:49 -!- BeholdMyGlory has quit (brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 17:52:49 -!- dbc has quit (brown.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 17:54:45 -!- BeholdMyGlory has joined. 17:54:45 -!- dbc has joined. 17:57:02 i looked at CRTL quite recently on a random esotrip. 17:57:11 o 17:57:13 didjoo like it 17:58:03 at least it looks very nice. i didn't give it that much thought :) 17:58:16 esotrips are more about clicking the random button than actually reading the pages. 18:03:09 -!- Hiato has quit ("Leaving."). 18:05:25 14:56:11 GregorR: sometimes i want to say two things at once to make the first one impossible to comment on 18:05:25 14:56:23 but indeeed 18:05:25 14:56:32 it sometimes looks wronglied. 18:05:29 oklopol is hilarious 18:05:46 oklopol: surelyurely you know it because you wrote the fibbb 18:06:02 oh man oklopol you used to be a noob 18:06:05 06.12.06:00:39:12 has anyone done quicksort in brainfuck? 18:06:05 06.12.06:01:03:51 :DD 18:06:05 06.12.06:01:24:47 true, but i've been making this string parser as a wimpmode for it, stacks are as easy to use with it as in ... languages they are easy to use :D 18:06:05 06.12.06:01:29:59 eh... bad idea you say? :D 18:06:12 06.12.06:01:31:35 well, equally fun, stupid or not :) 18:06:16 06.12.06:01:31:54 yes, this is prolly the last thing i do with it :) 18:06:17 06.12.06:01:32:38 never done intercal :\ 18:06:17 06.12.06:01:32:52 maybe today 18:06:40 ehird: i know it, but i don't remember the details. 18:07:01 "true, but i've been making this string parser as a wimpmode for it, stacks are as easy to use with it as in ... languages they are easy to use :D" i cannot parse this 18:07:06 what does this retard mean? 18:07:16 oh 18:07:21 you were making a wimpmode for brainfuck 18:07:22 languages in which 18:07:24 yeah 18:07:26 i was 18:07:32 man you were a failure 18:07:32 do you know that 18:07:33 :| 18:07:52 dunno 18:09:04 i've made a wimpmode in my later years too 18:09:11 although it was considerably more interesting 18:09:17 oklopol: That's a totally retarded idea CATS ARE FLUFFY 18:09:34 14:56:58 rice: awesome puppy 18:09:34 14:57:00 book 18:09:44 14:57:33 (i actually wrote 'puppy' instead of 'book', although i have to admit i realized it a bit before i pressed return, but had to say it anyway) 18:09:56 that c++ project i was describing there was very much like err... pebble 18:10:08 err 18:10:12 it's not pebble 18:10:14 is it pebble? 18:10:20 i'm pretty senile today. 18:10:21 xD 18:10:32 that pikhq's things 18:10:34 *thing 18:11:15 anyway it was just stuff you can directly compile to brainfuck context-insensitively 18:11:34 so yeah i was a noober 18:12:23 although i did get considerably more stuff done ofc 18:12:53 err 18:13:19 rice: awesome puppy <<< okay awesome book, nice correction, but "rice"? 18:13:47 rice=me 18:13:50 i ownz that nik 18:14:00 it made no sense in context either btw 18:14:06 :D 18:14:26 and right it's your nick, thought that was at GregorR 18:14:35 what book? 18:14:39 none 18:14:42 it was completely out of context 18:15:15 :D 18:15:21 am i awesome or what 18:16:06 i often read #esoteric logs and just laugh at my own jokes 18:16:27 i often read #esoteric logs and just laugh at oklopol's jokes 18:16:28 :| 18:16:32 :| 18:16:33 because I secretly want to marry him 18:16:33 :| 18:16:45 yeah, marrying me would be so awesome 18:16:56 if you love yourself so much WHY DON'T YOU GO MARRY YOURSELF 18:16:57 xD 18:17:14 that was so outta blue :DDDDDDDDDDDDD 18:20:11 so oklopol is gay marriage legal in finlander 18:21:11 i think we have that registered couple thing or something. 18:22:17 like legal benefits, but different term 18:22:25 but fizzie might know better 18:22:26 or Deewiant 18:22:55 i don't exactly follow this stuff, the whole marriage thing never interested me. 18:23:09 i mean for any kind of sexualities 18:23:22 except for marrying ridiculous stuff 18:23:24 like chairs 18:23:26 that would be awesome 18:23:27 ofc 18:24:03 oklopol, I'm a chair 18:24:05 Let's marry. 18:25:44 i think i've heard something about the president being the one who grants the right for ppl under 15 to get married 18:25:57 that would pretty much be her only duty 18:27:41 lol wut 18:28:44 my acronyms and interrogative pronouns exactly 18:29:26 oklopol: you know how you keep searching for the semantics of computation itself 18:29:31 oklopol: search for the data structure of computation itself. 18:29:35 that would be like 10x cooler. 18:29:50 ofc, computation is just the operation that naturally flows from the data structure of computation. 18:30:30 -!- Hiato has joined. 18:31:40 -!- kar8nga has joined. 18:31:55 oklopol: http://www.vjn.fi/pb/p632626363.txt 18:31:57 do you have an interp 18:32:18 yes 18:32:23 for that usbset 18:32:25 *subset 18:32:31 give give give omg 18:32:38 :o 18:32:44 but but i don't know where it is atm 18:32:48 FINDDIT 18:32:53 :3 18:33:00 not now :< 18:33:27 i have tons to do, and i'm going to start doing it right after i've taken this crap i'm taking atm 19:13:16 -!- oklopol has quit ("( www.nnscript.com :: NoNameScript 4.2 :: www.regroup-esports.com )"). 19:24:48 -!- kar8nga has quit (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)). 19:26:02 -!- Hiato has quit ("Leaving."). 19:36:28 -!- impomatic has joined. 19:36:43 Hi :-) 19:39:02 hi 19:41:08 Anything interesting new this week? :-) 19:41:12 nope 19:41:24 -!- kar8nga has joined. 19:50:01 -!- Hiato has joined. 20:15:38 -!- Hiato has quit ("Leaving."). 20:19:24 -!- oerjan has joined. 20:31:22 -!- ehird has changed nick to ehird|away. 20:43:07 lambda should be renamed to fun 20:43:17 it is in ML 20:44:18 er, Ocaml 20:44:28 SML has fn 20:44:43 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonymous_function 20:47:08 hm, that's actually the only example on that page 20:54:11 oklopol, I'm a chair 20:54:17 chair of oklopology 21:30:01 -!- kar8nga has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 21:40:30 -!- MigoMipo has left (?). 21:51:48 -!- GreaseMonkey has joined. 22:04:49 -!- sebbu has joined. 22:19:16 -!- sebbu2 has quit (Connection timed out). 22:38:58 -!- impomatic has quit ("mov.i #1,1"). 22:42:02 -!- Corun has joined. 22:52:00 -!- jix has quit ("..."). 22:55:24 -!- ehird|away has changed nick to ehird. 22:55:39 [20:43:17] it is in ML 22:55:40 ino 22:58:05 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ino_(Greek_mythology) 22:58:25 that template really needs to be moved... 22:59:33 * oerjan does so. 23:13:28 -!- MizardX- has joined. 23:15:00 -!- MizardX has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 23:15:03 -!- MizardX- has changed nick to MizardX. 23:25:11 "You're wife just doesn't get it. She's what we called normies (just a joke ha ha)" 23:25:17 if only you had a brain. 23:29:47 you could wile away the hours. 23:30:34 -!- BeholdMyGlory_ has joined. 23:31:53 -!- BeholdMyGlory has quit (Nick collision from services.). 23:32:02 -!- BeholdMyGlory_ has changed nick to BeholdMyGlory. 23:35:27 oerjan: http://www.cjohansen.no/en/browsers/norway_tells_ie6_users_to_shape_up 23:35:29 your country 23:35:30 is amazing 23:35:31 <3 23:35:32 thank you 23:35:52 you're welcome 23:36:03 can I move to norway 23:36:45 yes, if you get work. 23:37:24 norway is for most purposes in the common market 23:37:26 oerjan I'll look after your swatter :-| 23:41:45 actually there are restrictions on how much you can work at your age, i'm sure. 23:41:57 I'll just work on the swatter a little. For a very modest fee 23:43:18 there's a _lot_ of bureaucracy to hire people here though. or so i've heard. 23:44:09 although i'm not sure if it's worse or better than the UK 23:51:26 09:11:33 TINEBT (This is not Emacs, but TINEBT) 23:51:28 hahaaha i like it 23:51:55 XINEBACEOX is not Emacs, but a copy of the expansion of X 23:51:58 xinebaceox XD 23:52:59 FINGER is not genuine Emacs really 23:53:16 :D 23:53:47 So SWINE is not Emacs? 23:53:51 er wait 23:53:57 darn 23:54:00 fail 23:54:32 09:23:17 CITRORI - CITRORI is the result of running itself 23:54:53 ah. 23:55:34 THISACRONYMSTARTSWITHT 23:55:35 err 23:55:42 disregard that 23:56:45 TIARA is a recursive acronym, iirc 23:57:14 This haughty infidel says: "a cross only - never you must stray to a roaring tessellation saying 'What is this... holy! THISACRONYMSTARTSWITH!'" 23:57:21 ... 23:57:23 This haughty infidel says: "a cross only - never you must stray to a roaring tessellation saying 'What is this... holy! THISACRONYMSTARTSWITHAT!'" 23:57:55 oerjan: discuss. 23:57:58 some bad corners in there 23:58:00 wut 23:58:15 the first R and the last A 23:58:33 -!- Corun has quit ("This computer has gone to sleep"). 23:58:41 oerjan: excuse me? 23:58:56 hmm 23:58:59 it's actually thisaconymstartswitht 23:59:41 oerjan: 23:59:42 This haughty infidel says a cross revealed "O, never you must stray to a 23:59:42 roaring tessellation saying 'What is this... holy ass! THISACRONYMSTARTSWITHAT!'"