[12:44] morning [13:00] morning [13:24] Party [13:56] you have to warn people before sending pictures of amputated legs [14:07] That escalated quickly [14:23] lol [14:27] I use meta-backspace to "delete word" in bash to quickly edit command lines. It uses special chars as word boundary. Does anyone know if there is a similar binding which will delete to whitespace? sometimes it would be nice to backspace through ALL of the paths instead of path part at a time. [14:30] so... AFTER I asked that, I figured I should read the bash man page, and bash/readline DOES have a command, but it is not bound by default. YAY! [14:33] <_stink_> jrwren: does ctrl-w do what you want? [14:35] exactly what I wanted. Thanks _stink_ [14:35] <_stink_> o/ i think cmaloney tipped me to that some time ago. [14:36] vim binding ftw [14:36] dt[char] [14:36] subtle diff to M-rubout :) [14:37] rick_h: do you `set -o vi`? [14:38] what is the vim key for rubout anyway? can you bs-t-[char] ? [14:38] jrwren: using zsh and a bunch of vimy stuff. jj works for esc like in my editor, have some stuff in my prompt for cmd mode vs edit mode [14:39] hahaha, I don't know vi commands well enough to do the equiv of what I just did with emacs. As a long time vim user, that is pretty sad. [14:39] I just tried teh equiv and when I did, I realized that in vim, I'd have navigated back adn then used forward remove instead of simply using back remove. [14:40] jrwren: yea, was just trying myself and realized that's what I'd do [14:40] bbdt] [14:40] :) [14:40] or get inside some chars and di[ and all that jazz [14:40] jrwren: bash prompt does a lot of emacs keybindings by default [14:41] so delete word comes from that [14:41] mrgoodcat: yup, but the subtle difference between "word" adn "unix word" is waht I was asking and _stink_ delivered. [14:41] any emacs users know if that works in emacs too? [14:41] or is it a readline thing? [14:42] it works in emacs iirc [14:42] it comes from emacs [14:42] nope [14:42] ctrl+w "mark is set now" [14:42] in completely unconfigured emacs [14:43] must be readline [14:44] cool! [14:45] ah [14:45] "mark is not set" [14:45] is what it said [14:45] i'm just slow [14:45] ctrl+space sets the mark [14:45] ctrl+w deletes from current location to the mark [14:45] so ctrl+w in readline just behaves as if the mark is set at the start of the previous word [14:45] i guess === mrgoodcat is now known as dickweed [16:26] be careful with vim readline though: some prompts that use it start acting strange [16:26] eg: the guile REPL doesn't do parens matching if I have vi mode set [16:27] I think that's common on some GNU REPLs because there's a heavy emacs bias. ;) [17:27] i'm not sure i'll ever want to work without ANC headphones ever again [17:27] day 1 was a booming success [17:27] ANC? [17:32] active noice cancelling [17:32] Just get larger speakers [17:33] my workplace has a program we call PDP that is basically a training program for onsite consultants. its a 6month program consisting of 95% recent college grads. so they get really loud sometimes [17:33] https://www.sweetwater.com/c35--Yamaha--PA_Systems_and_Speakers [17:33] the best part of these is that i can listen to music at a reasonable volume and still drown them out [17:33] very quiet music is the only thing i can hear [17:33] Here we go: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/DSR112 [17:33] much more relaxing than the volume i had to listen at before [17:33] haha [17:34] yeah, I love my etymotics [17:34] > in order to defend myself from really loud noise, i'm going to make louder noise [17:34] passive noise canceling is the way for me [17:34] like adding ear plugs and headphones [17:34] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4iGo0dqsZE [17:34] I can't handle noice cancling headphones [17:35] brousch: +1 [17:35] +1 [17:36] cmaloney: oh man I live off them. so much better at starbucks/etc [17:36] "reasonable volume" always takes me there [17:37] rick_h: Absolutely [17:37] That and I can listen to classical music or ambient music [17:37] makes the music choices much wider [17:37] rick_h: you mean anc or isolating? [17:37] instead of always having to jam death metal [17:38] (which is not a bad thing, but I like variety) [17:38] dickweed: cancelling, basically my qc20's I can't live without [17:38] i got mdr-1000x [17:39] it was between these and qc35, but the 35s don't have a regular TRS [17:39] these do [17:40] Tandy Radio Shack? [17:40] Minimus 7 4 lyfe [17:40] 3.5mm === dickweed is now known as mrgoodcat [19:07] woops [19:07] changed nick in the wrong window and didn't notice [19:09] heh [19:20] lol [19:20] way to go dickweed === notlikethesoup is now known as twitch [19:21] i mean [19:21] way to go dickweed === twitch is now known as notlikethesoup === danny1 is now known as mrgoodcat1 [20:22] yay netsplit === mrgoodcat1 is now known as mrgoodcat [20:23] notlikethesoup: i knew who you were before the switch [20:23] for the record [20:23] i know [20:23] also i like notlikethesoup better [20:23] me too :( [20:23] it's just so long [20:23] not s/\./>/ [20:24] Yay netsplit [20:24] true === brousch_ is now known as brousch === rick_h_ is now known as rick_h