I'm not sure either.
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If you want to truly own your hardware I can recommend the mnt reform
same here on Firefox ESR 38.2.0 on Windows
because the device is a RaspberryPI built into the keyboard?
I don't know for same day but I usually use comparison sites like skyscanner for example.
I have two options fo ron the go. Depending on how heavy I travel these are: Thinkpad T61 or Packard Bell dot-s netbook.
Both run archlinux with i3 as window manager so I usually don't really notice perforamnce issues on the netbook.
For an editor I was always a fan of vim but I recommend using what you are comfortable with. IDEs like Eclipse are nice but if performance is at a premium I recommend jsut sticking to an editor and a shell.
Version control i would recommend git.
Anything you can flash OpenWRT on?
saw the talk at fosdem yesterday. would be happier if they would have tried to be just a mail user agent instead of their vision of being everything at once.
Well but maybe hte unix philosophy of doing one thing really well really is dead
as pgl said: it's a bash forkbomb. Somehow that is the first thing that came to mind when reading CLI and twitter in one sentence...
WEll you could check out "Practical Vim" i found it tremendously helpful
* Syntax hilighting (any text editor can have this) * Find Resource by starting to type the filename * Follow function calls * integrated debugger
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