http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/05/how-the-p...
"If there's a simple lesson in all of this, it's that hoaxes tend to thrive in communities which exhibit high levels of trust. But on the Internet, where identities are malleable and uncertain, we all might be well advised to err on the side of skepticism."
VIM ger samma resultat som Nano eller MC, dvs oanvändbart.
vim eller vim -b ger samma resultat. Öppnar jag en zipfil visas en fillista över innehållet. Ej godkänt.
Att visa vagnretur som BÅDE ^M och faktiskt vagnretur är givetvis också förvirrande. Jag vill se ASCII-tecken. Det ska inte tolkas. När markören står på en position ska ASCII-värdet stå i en statusbar.
Så här ser exempelvis en zipfil ut i VIM, Emacs och andra idiotiska program:
" zip.vim version v22
" Browsing zipfile /mnt/TV/wav2bin.zip
" Select a file with cursor and press ENTER
wav2bin.exe
copying.txt
wav2bin.c
I exempelvis MC ser det ut såhär:
PK^C^D^T^@....
^C, etc är ett tecken! Helt hopplöst att redigera eftersom man inte utan att parsa med ögat genom allt kan veta om ^M är "^" och "M" eller Ctrl-M.
I MS DOS-Edit ser motsvarande ut som PK[hjärta][ruter][paragraf][whitespace], etc, dvs ett tecken per tecken. I statusfältet syns koden för tecknet där markören står.
Det jag efterfrågar måste vara det absolut enklaste och självklaraste sättet att visa en fil. Tänk er att man i textläge sätter in ASCII-koderna direkt i grafikminnet. Så ska det se ut. En hexeditor kommer nära, men dels får man en kolumn med hexvärden, dels visas ofta specialtecken med "....". Detta gör det mycket svårt att erfaranhetsmässigt klassa filer genom att enbart titta i dem. Visas allting som det faktiskt ser ut får man en uppfattning om filens innehåll, om potentiell komprimerbarhet, etc.
Edit: Hittade en bild på nätet som kan förklara bättre:
*Precis* så ska det se ut. Inget tjafs, helt plain, ingen djälva tolkning, ingen djälva encodning, ingen djävla duktighet. MS DOS Edit är nog ett av de absolut bästa program som MS lyckats med. De följer alla goda designprinciper, KISS, Least Astonishment, DWIM, lätt att använda, minimal kodstorlek, stabilt.
http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/05/how-the-p...
"If there's a simple lesson in all of this, it's that hoaxes tend to thrive in communities which exhibit high levels of trust. But on the Internet, where identities are malleable and uncertain, we all might be well advised to err on the side of skepticism."
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http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/05/how-the-p...
"If there's a simple lesson in all of this, it's that hoaxes tend to thrive in communities which exhibit high levels of trust. But on the Internet, where identities are malleable and uncertain, we all might be well advised to err on the side of skepticism."
http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/05/how-the-p...
"If there's a simple lesson in all of this, it's that hoaxes tend to thrive in communities which exhibit high levels of trust. But on the Internet, where identities are malleable and uncertain, we all might be well advised to err on the side of skepticism."
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http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/05/how-the-p...
"If there's a simple lesson in all of this, it's that hoaxes tend to thrive in communities which exhibit high levels of trust. But on the Internet, where identities are malleable and uncertain, we all might be well advised to err on the side of skepticism."
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http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/05/how-the-p...
"If there's a simple lesson in all of this, it's that hoaxes tend to thrive in communities which exhibit high levels of trust. But on the Internet, where identities are malleable and uncertain, we all might be well advised to err on the side of skepticism."
http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/05/how-the-p...
"If there's a simple lesson in all of this, it's that hoaxes tend to thrive in communities which exhibit high levels of trust. But on the Internet, where identities are malleable and uncertain, we all might be well advised to err on the side of skepticism."
http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/05/how-the-p...
"If there's a simple lesson in all of this, it's that hoaxes tend to thrive in communities which exhibit high levels of trust. But on the Internet, where identities are malleable and uncertain, we all might be well advised to err on the side of skepticism."
http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2012/05/how-the-p...
"If there's a simple lesson in all of this, it's that hoaxes tend to thrive in communities which exhibit high levels of trust. But on the Internet, where identities are malleable and uncertain, we all might be well advised to err on the side of skepticism."
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