Matthew Graybosch @starbreaker@octodon.social

@eladhen Use wget. Here's a page with Windows binaries: https://eternallybored.org/misc/wget/

And here's an old Linux Jounal article on how to download entire websites with wget.

https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/downloading-entire-web-site-wget

@sina @c1t7

Tell my why I had
to code in PowerShell
I don't want to die
I am root why can't I live on?

When the init process dies
All around is laid waste
And as the disks sync
I'm a slave to the null device

@blackcap Sorry. When I say it's not available on OpenBSD as a port, it means that I would have to try to compile it myself.

I'm happy to do that with tools I use (like pandoc), but having to build something like TECO before I can try it out is an actual project -- whereas it was easy to try ed on a lark because it's part of OpenBSD because Theo and the other developers are determined to stick to POSIX unless they have a good reason not to.

@sina I don't blame you.

At least you can replace the OS on Purism laptops. If I had one I'd put OpenBSD on it as soon as I had it out of the box.

And, TBH, TrueOS failed miserably to being a desktop BSD. :)

@sydneyfalk @Mainebot Or desperate enough.

@blackcap TECO isn't available on OpenBSD as a port. :)

@viomi What's up with niu.moe? It seems to attract lots of assholes who aren't quite egregious enough to justify silencing the instance.

@funbreaker You've got to put yourself first. If you don't, who will?

I succeeded in #writing almost 600 words tonight using nothing but ed(1), the same line editor Ken Thompson used to write the original Unix.

One sentence per line.
A blank line in between paragraphs.
No going back to edit previous lines.

We call ed(1) the standard Unix editor, but it might be better to call it the standard text composer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_(text_editor)

@Mainebot Anything can be a toilet. 💩