Hi Alex, At 2022-11-11T03:09:51+0100, Alejandro Colomar wrote: > > Write and demonstrate an exploit[6]. It won't make you any more > > popular than your present approach, but it will knock the jocks' > > cowboy hats askew. [...] > > [6] But do it in a sandbox lest you become the next Tom Christiansen. > > I didn't understand the reference. I guess some exploit of him > escaped his computer, but couldn't find anything in a web search.
No mystery there; it's because I misspelled "Randal Schwartz", another Perl luminary of a generation past. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randal_L._Schwartz > I wouldn't call that a problem. Textinfo is still unreadable after > one has the system installed. Maybe it's that I've never used > emacs(1), but I never liked it. Knowing Emacs is advantageous for using the info(1) browser--I don't think it helps much with acquiring the Texinfo language, which in any case owes more to TeX. I find Texinfo _readable_...I merely have decided not to pursue as deep a familiarity with it as I have *roff. Regards, Branden
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