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@saper No for me this year.

is distributed globally through Ingram's so any bookstore can order print for you. Even your corner mom & pop place. That's why I bought my own ISBNs, to enable exactly this.

@mwlucas got it:

> ed jabberwocky
963

No trailing spaces, unicode converted to ` " --

Two spaces before every second verse.

I don't even know why am I doing this

ed(1) getting mentioned in this article

medium.com/@dave_voutila/insta

as well as mention of @mwlucas's Ed Mastery. Handy to have a real text editor available in bsd.rd

Just bought #EdMastery by @mwlucas as ebook only because I cannot currently buy a hardcopy direct from the author

rofl

"For a random user, there’s no shame in being unable to use ed. I’m not qualified to become a Navy SEAL. I’m not even qualified to become the kind of seal that lies on a beach and barks. That’s okay. The world is full of computers. If you cannot handle the undiluted glory that is ed, use one of those friendly pointy-clicky systems."

- @mwlucas
#EdMastery

Learning about #Unix is a joy anyways, but sprinkle some Michael Lucas banter in there and you know you're in for a good time

@mwlucas lol uh oh fellow #FreeBSD'ers... sick footnoote burn :)

"This book won’t cover OS-
specific extensions, such as Linux’s x and y commands and FreeBSD’s encryption support."

2 Why add encryption to ed? That’s what crypt(1) is for.

oed - portable ed(1) from OpenBSD.

github.com/ibara/oed

Thanks to @bcallah for taking on this vital program.

Was telling the coworker (in another department) who actually is old-school enough to know ed(1) about ed Mastery by @mwlucas. At one point I looked at his bookshelf and said "Oh, you have one of his books already." He had the 1st edition of SSH Mastery. I let him know there was a new edition out. 😃

Gave @mwlucas and Ed Maste a shameless plug during this three-day pentest training at work, talking about the origin of the name of the grep command along with Michael's new Ed Mastery book.

Found a roll of receipt paper while cleaning and could finally run a ~real~ ed(1) session // @_xhr_

»And the next time you're at a job interview where you need to demonstrate your skills by sharing your screen, establish your dominance early. Use ed.«

(sorry, that image should have had alt="An ed(1) session inside the DOS EDIT.EXE program")

These new-fangled text editors are so unintuitive. How does anybody get any work done with them?

Guile is an implementation of scheme similar to Lisp, the scripting language used in Emacs. So in a Ken vs. Guile combat...

Another installment of ed(1) related images from classic games/software Show more

@ed1conf I see no contradiction. It is not like ed became less useful in a graphical world.

It's eight hundred miles to Ottawa. We've got half a tank of gas, one pair of clean undies, a crate of Coke Zero, and eight hundred copies of "Ed Mastery."

Hit it.