>This is 2012 and we're still stitching together little microcomputers with HTTPS and ssh and calling it revolutionary. I sorely miss the unified system view of the world we had at Bell Labs, and the way things are going that seems unlikely to come back any time soon
Why does computing suck so much these days? I am so fucking tired of carrying 4 fucking computers with me all the time. I want to have my hole folder and system state live on the network, not on my fucking local storage!!
>inb4 idiot zoomers who grew up with Windows XP have no idea what I am talking about
unified computing is an overcomplicated meme and plan9 sucked. just deal with it. best you can do is write better userspace tooling that makes the painful parts as seamless as possible. syncthing comes somewhat close for some things, but short in other ways, but it's at least progress unlike demanding we exposed literally everything, even the cpu, as some kind of network attachable fd.
Easton Ross
Nope. It's all thin clients and cloud computing here on out.
Jose Peterson
>SaaS is cancer >let's go back to timeshare servers and dumb terminals So many RICERs who have never programmed a large project, only shell scripts and CS101 shit Probably meme against Systemd, PHP, Rust too.
I remember the time where I *owned* my computer, where I could open it and maintain it, where I had access to the entire OS and the entire hardware.
The only reason this faggot is promoting the cloud is that he's working for Google, who wants to own all your data.
Joshua Garcia
>that he's working for Google, who wants to own all your data.
Wrong, is the same vision he had when he worked at bell labs, nice try.
Nowhere in this thread nor in the link it says that you can't do it yourself, fucking imbecile.
Anthony Rivera
Vagina
Leo Bell
benis
Samuel Allen
Mouse chording is turbonigger-tier
Zachary Robinson
t. mentallly ill emacs/vim users.
You must feel so hardcore using all those keybindings, I bet you even downloaded some gay addon so your browsers uses them too. Thank god I stopped using those shitty Unix editors before it was too late.
Ayden Scott
>all this projecting for being too much of a brainlet to learn some keybindings sad desu the beauty of this board is how easily people show off their insecurities without being even mildly prompted to do so
Joshua Richardson
And you must feel so smug for using a shitty gimped text editor just because it's different. Rob Pike is a cringe tranny who hates everything good because he didn't make it, which is why he always comes up with shitty ideas like Go and Acme just so something good sticks to his name, besides being a tranny working at Google. Fuck trannies.
>calling emacs a shitty Unix editor >acme Plan9 and every associated software is turbo-UNIX. A giant clusterfuck of a system, gimped for "elegance" (Rob couldn't implement a feature) and aborted by Bell Labs because it was too shit, even for their own standards
Josiah Nelson
I hate that shit, atrocious. Also defaulting the terminal to no scroll? So fuckin’ gay.
Plan 9 needs a little spit and polish but it’s workable. Practically unbloated as it is. I compiled the whole system, kernel, and compilers in like 2 minutes flat.
What it needs is an emacs port to piss off the core team. Then it could be tolerated.
Lucas Garcia
>the faggot who is going to kill himself because he will never pass as a woman is in favor of system d Color me shocked.
Owen Miller
Plan 9 could be a lot better with a better editor. I’m working on one in my spare time as I teach myself Plan 9 C and the system in general. It’s a Pico clone and it’s not ambitious. I want to port emacs.
Jayden Russell
Wanna guess how I know that you have no fucking clue what the fuck you are talking about? You're idolising fucking mainframes. If you were alive at the time you wouldn't do that. But you sure do fit in with the zoomer shit kiddo.
Owen Jones
Buy a chromebook or cloudbook or whatever they're calling cloud computing these days, and give all your data and files to Google.
I and most other people *want* our files to be on our local harddrive, and having full control over where our stuff is.
If you care this much about a niche solution build your own home file-server, and connect to it when you're out and about with a thin client. Or use one of the many cloud solutions and give away your data.