Name ONE tv show or movie that shows the EMACS text editor.

>>55499990
Love live school idol festival

>>55499990
I don't remember if they showed them, but Emacs and Vim were both mentioned in one of the recent episodes of Silicon Valley.

>>55500194
This. It was during the tab vs spaces argument

>>55500194
>>55500223
>Actually watching a sitcom
How boring is your life?

>>55500244
>being an asshole to strangers on the internet
About as boring as yours I suppose

>>55500244
>How boring is your life?
You say "potato", I say, "Fuck you."

>>55500262
>>55500244
>insulting people on an anime forum for fun
fucking pathetic, kill yourselves

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>>55500262
fuckin rekt

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>>55500300
>>55500307
>>55500312
Come now I didn't want you to cry with that post, was I really that offensive :-DDDDDDDD here, have an ebin smiley fresh from reddit

>>55500244
Anyone who hasn't watched all of Seinfeld should be executed.
Ok, SOME of Seinfeld.

>>55500329
in other words you watch no television whatsoever? you watch porn? what do YOU do smiley-fucker?

>>55500244
sitcoms have a studio audience or a laugh track. Neither of which is present in Silicon Valley.

>>55500357
>Sitcom is the only thing to watch

Also who the fuck watches TVs these days. Torrent your shit

>>55500000

>>55500384
so basically you love porn

>>55499990
emacs has a text editor ?

I though emacs was an OS :)

>>55500403
>Porns are the only thing people torrent
Lad you got issues

>>55500423
what series have you watched the most hours of?

>>55500421
No, it's just a kernel.

>>55500428
I watched
>Person of interest
>Breaking Bad
>Supernatural (Guilty pleasure)
>Sherlock
>Mr Robot
>Suits
etc but Person of Interest wasted most of my time

>>55500380
>Situational Comedies
>The show is funny because of the absurdity or ironic comical value of a presented situation with common characters and themes.

>hur dur canned laughter and audiences make it a sitcom xD I know this to be tru

I'm almost ashamed to admit it, but that new Preacher show is pretty entertaining.

>>55500804
Shut up, faggot. Mike Judge is a master.

>TV Show
>expecting them to show actual engineering (except for Person of Interest)

>>55499990
Tron: Legacy

It's shit but they totally used eshell (a shit part of emacs)

>>55500811
GO TO HELL ANON

>>55500856
Only reason I know about is is because Michael Emerson is in it. Is it any good?

>>55500923
It shows ACTUAL possibilities. So, yeah it's good. Watch it.

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>>55499990
>emacs
more like

e-unusable unless you install evil

>>55500335
sounds like some fancy jew show
>he doesn't watch wholesome american Everybody Loves Raymond

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>>55500496
>Person of Interest
>wasted

>>55500804
Did you skip the rest of the definition? Sitcoms all have studio audiences or laugh tracks. That's part of what makes them sitcoms. By your dumb ass thinking every comedy show is a sitcom.

>>55501054
Is Harold Finch /g/ approved?

>>55500973
As a longtime vim user, I've been playing around with Spacemacs recently.

It makes Emacs surprisingly usable by default.

>>55501103
I tried spacemacs but I didn't understand it

I installed raw emacs/evil and learned elisp
I should've done this years ago. It is so easy to configure

vimscript is a shit and vim is also a shit

>>55499990
Emacs is both mentioned by name and shown in use in The Social Network

>>55501114
I had to look up a few things in the documentation when stuff didn't behave as expected, but other than that it's been going pretty smoothly.

Has a lot more neat features than my minimal Vim install did too.

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>>55501074
As far ad I'm concerned, the whole show (omitting Root's introductory episode and 5x01's dialogue) is pretty /g/reat.

The graphics department and writers did a damn fine job with technical realism for most of the series.

Pic related, an original but believable STOP screen

>>55501114
Been using emacs on and off for two years almost. I feel very comfortable while programming and/or editing text, but was wondering how many emacs users make use of news/mail reading solutions.
I'm trying to configure gnus for gmail and making slow progress, but still I don't feel comfortable enough to use it as my go-to solution for email.

>>55501175
>kernal
/g/ made me autistic

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>>55501175
*As far as I'm concerned

>Root's introductory episode
Reason #1

>>55500804
what the hell involving human beings is not situational

why couldn't you have then situational dramas, horror movies, etc? everything is a situation. vaguest word ever

>>55501187
I try not to use Emacs as my entire OS.

I believe somewhat in the UNIX philosophy and use Emacs purely as an ide

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>>55501202
Reason #2
>"hey guys how do we make this look technical?"
>"add a circuit board lol"

>>55501187
I might give setting it up a try sometime. I've pretty much just been using webmail since I can't find a decent email client.

>>55501222
I relate to that, actually. But I'm using thunderbird as my mail client and feels awful, and having experimented with elfeed in emacs, I thought that a text based approach would be acceptable on email. Not so sure about that now.

>>55501281
I know that feel, anon. I'd be using webmail if not for having to manage several accounts.

>>55499990
The new tron movie uses it

>>55501230
I make 500,000 calculations per second. Due to my superior processing speed, I feel as if time passes 2x slower than for the average Layman. I can understand and draw conclusions from this board, this is very important, yes I can see. The nuclear weapons, yes, I see. ((you are too mediocre to understand me)) *tips fedora*

The social cuckwork

>>55501222
if you want something even more minimal look up mg

>>55500244
Watching a shitty sitcom is a lot more acceptable than posting in this shithole DESU Senpai.

>>55501392
Is it still in development?

>>55501923
yeah, it's part of the openbsd tree

problem is finding a good portable version that doesn't depend on anything

http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/usr.bin/mg/

here's the directory on CVS

>>55500380
Laugh tracks in no way are a requirement of sitcoms, they're just extremely common.

>>55501128
Came to say this, good job, anon.

>>55502992
is that Zankyou no Terror or whatever is called?

>>55499990

Is that Mr. Robot shit any good?

>>55501128
>>55502332
Also came to say this, good job, anons.

The Social Network

>>55500496
>Suits

Uhhuh, what was your argument again?

>>55500903
Great music and visuals, okay story. Also, Olivia Wilde. It was pretty great IMO.

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>>55500244
>>55500262

>>55503352
It's garbage but I still watch it cause I'm desperate.

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>>55502992
>cpucode.exe

>>55503352
I liked it a lot. Great atmosphere, cool shit. Great acting too IMO.

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>>55503456
Why are you desperate anon

what did you do

why

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>>55503456
>>55503498

>>55500496
>POI
>Wasted
>Not Mr. Shit - le drugs, and mental problems - robot

kill yourself