shithub: riscv

--- a/lib/rob

+++ b/lib/rob

@@ -268,3 +268,4 @@

 Even the simplest changes can be disruptive.

 Feels like the wrong solution to me.

 Copying source just leads to confusion.

+More discussion is required.

--- a/lib/theo

+++ b/lib/theo

@@ -425,3 +425,5 @@

 I explained that.

 Alas.

 The NTP codebase is larger than the SSH codebase.

+Guess you don't understand internet.

+Can I ask what kind of plant are you?

--- a/lib/troll

+++ b/lib/troll

@@ -198,3 +198,4 @@

 Although I'm only at the exploratory stage, I find 9vx more useful than 9front.

 [9fans] 9p on iOS?

 Are then 9legacy and 9atom too apart to somehow "merge" them?

+For new code - I know openntpd is not new code, but I don't think this approach is popular in general yet - why not switch to Go or (when it's stable) Rust, or even JavaScript or Lua, and end up with essentially zero chance of such bugs being possible, regardless of how carefully or not the code was written, without the need for any privilege separation code?

--- a/sys/games/lib/fortunes

+++ b/sys/games/lib/fortunes

@@ -5112,3 +5112,5 @@

 The modern Plan 9 codebase is officially developed and maintained by Vita Nuova as the product named Inferno.

 User interface improvements included the "layers" windowing system for the DMD 5620 graphics terminal, and the SVR3.2 curses libraries that offered eight or more color pairs and other at this time important features (forms, panels, menus, etc.).

 			if(~ $i (seek _nsec)) {		# untested so far - geoff

+no. -- ftrvxmtrx

+suckless is sharing the table with libreoffice at CCC