Notices by stamp_irl (geekdaddy@octodon.social), page 7

I just adapt the #orgmode tutorial form pragmatics #emacs to #spacemacs if you want to contritubute feel free to do so. (if you have any complain concerning the license I can change it, I don't know if creative commons are good for contribution). https://gitlab.com/frstrikerman/spacemacs-orgmode-tutorial

im an old developer b/c i use light themes for everything

async(); await();
async(); await();
async(); await();
async(); await();
In the System()
// the mighty System()
The process.sleep()s tonight~

I'm also looking to use/rent-by-the-hour two servers with Intel 82599-based 10GbE NICs in them for this.

if you or someone you know can loan the use of such machines for two or three days so I can run tests and generate data for my talk, I'd be eternally grateful and delighted to give you/$corp/other a shoutout in my talk!

(boosts also appreciated)

Taking a break from preparing for my talk tomorrow on P4 to focus on my #eurobsdcon talk on packet processing in the BSDs, and their packet filters.

Generating call graphs and profilling data from C/C++ source is proving *sliiiiightly* more difficult than I had anticipated. ...and I anticipated some difficulty.

I'm working with cscope and cflow, but would greatly appreciate suggestions, referrals, ideas, and boosts for additional resources.

Sepp Jansen on using #lazyblorg to generate his #blog:
"The developer states that it is easy to configure and start building, and is absolutely right."
"Lazyblorg really lives up to its name!"
https://seppjansen.com/2018/04/24/site-using-lazyblorg/
#Emacs #orgmode 😎

Startup creeps aren't accidentally reinventing libraries and buses. They're very deliberately inventing libraries and buses that poor people aren't allowed to use.

Want to learn C? I think I learned it by looking at code and some GNU manuals. These days the early editions of the book written by the creators of C is available for free. Who cares about how old it is. Search for “K&R C free” to find more interesting material like tutorials.
Since I believe in actual projects, the “write your own text editor” booklet seemed like a great idea!
https://archive.org/details/CProgrammingLanguage2ndEditionByBrianW.KernighanDennisM.Ritchie
https://www.gnu.org/software/gnu-c-manual/
https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/
http://www.freetechbooks.com/c-programming-tutorial-k-r-version-4-t219.html
https://viewsourcecode.org/snaptoken/kilo/