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[alway]

Tron: Legacy isn't bad. I did have one problem with it at the end, though.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

How does Quorra get out of The Grid if she never entered it from the real world in the first place?

See also: http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=42204.msg1834889#msg1834889

[Itnetlolor]

Just got back from the weekend New Year's party. Did I miss anything interesting?

Oh, and a belated

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

To everyone.

[alway]

Did I miss anything interesting?

Yes, we solved world hunger, cured cancer and alzheimer's, fixed the climate, transitioned the world to cold-fusion power, made contact with extraterrestrial life and started numerous colonies in other solar systems. 

[warhammer651]

Did I miss anything interesting?

Yes, we solved world hunger, cured cancer and alzheimer's, fixed the climate, transitioned the world to cold-fusion power, made contact with extraterrestrial life and started numerous colonies in other solar systems. 

...And we discovered eldritch abominations on a surprising number of the colonies.

Some might even have made the jump back to earth without our knowledge!

sweet dreams!

[Itnetlolor]

Did I miss anything interesting?

Yes, we solved world hunger, cured cancer and alzheimer's, fixed the climate, transitioned the world to cold-fusion power, made contact with extraterrestrial life and started numerous colonies in other solar systems. 

Damn, all the interesting stuff always happens when I'm away.

[Tack]

'NEETs are never useful, I guess, but if you bring them all together, they work like a battery.'

[ein]

Well, now I've acquired a command line music player.
Still working on learning it and such.

[Simmura McCrea]

What next, a command line command line?

[The Merchant Of Menace]

Yo dawg I heard you liek*BrickToTheFace*

[ein]

I think you could run a terminal in Emacs.
I don't know about others, though.
Maybe running something simple, like Gnome Terminal, in a more complex terminal?

Confirmation: Emacs can run a terminal within itself.
Cue recursion as you run Emacs in the terminal.

Damn, terminal Emacs in Emacs doesn't want to open up another terminal.
Though, I'm seriously considering installing Emacs instead of a desktop environment when I finally get around to installing Linux on a flash drive.
It can run a terminal, so it has access to lynx, music players, and other things, it edits text, has games, and all sorts of other neat shit.

[Boksi]

I think you could run a terminal in Emacs.
I don't know about others, though.
Maybe running something simple, like Gnome Terminal, in a more complex terminal?

Confirmation: Emacs can run a terminal within itself.
Cue recursion as you run Emacs in the terminal.

Damn, terminal Emacs in Emacs doesn't want to open up another terminal.
Though, I'm seriously considering installing Emacs instead of a desktop environment when I finally get around to installing Linux on a flash drive.
It can run a terminal, so it has access to lynx, music players, and other things, it edits text, has games, and all sorts of other neat shit.

Do it.

Then you can intimidate others with your superior knowledge. You might be able to convince the less computer-literate that you can blow up their household appliances and steal their identities so that not even their mother will recognize them!

[Itnetlolor]

Looking back a few pages, I think you guys should've invested in Defcon Owl Traps to stop the problem from spreading.

[ein]

Emacs
Emacs
Emacs
More Emacs

Do it.

Then you can intimidate others with your superior knowledge. You might be able to convince the less computer-literate that you can blow up their household appliances and steal their identities so that not even their mother will recognize them!

I have a two gig flash drive that's actually a micro SD card.
I am working on Linuxing it as we speak.
I will watch as those lesser tremble at my mighty text editor-based computational system that I can plug into any computer.
The world will be mine.
I should also get a real flash drive, y'know, one of those 32 gig ones.

[Aklyon]

Do you really need 32 GB for your command promptapalooza, though?

[ein]

Well, no, but it would be nice to have a fuckhueg flash drive.
Two gigs should be enough for a lightweight Emacs-based install.
A high-capacity micro SD would be best, because I could store more music and GH2 and whatever other command line video games I choose to install stuff.