#rulers — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #rulers, aggregated by home.social.
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The #Fascinating #World of #Golomb #Rulers : Medium
Why #Controversial #Ideas in #Science shouldn't always be dismissed : New Scientist
Immense #Whale ‘#Graveyard’ discovered in the #DeepSea : Science
Latest #KnowledgeLinks
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The #Fascinating #World of #Golomb #Rulers : Medium
Why #Controversial #Ideas in #Science shouldn't always be dismissed : New Scientist
Immense #Whale ‘#Graveyard’ discovered in the #DeepSea : Science
Latest #KnowledgeLinks
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The #Fascinating #World of #Golomb #Rulers : Medium
Why #Controversial #Ideas in #Science shouldn't always be dismissed : New Scientist
Immense #Whale ‘#Graveyard’ discovered in the #DeepSea : Science
Latest #KnowledgeLinks
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The #Fascinating #World of #Golomb #Rulers : Medium
Why #Controversial #Ideas in #Science shouldn't always be dismissed : New Scientist
Immense #Whale ‘#Graveyard’ discovered in the #DeepSea : Science
Latest #KnowledgeLinks
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The #Fascinating #World of #Golomb #Rulers : Medium
Why #Controversial #Ideas in #Science shouldn't always be dismissed : New Scientist
Immense #Whale ‘#Graveyard’ discovered in the #DeepSea : Science
Latest #KnowledgeLinks
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OCR A Level History A Russia Rulers 2025 Question Paper
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1 #RussiaAndRulers #Russia #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y318/01 #Y318https://www.markscheme.net/item/1200/ocr-a-level-history-a-russia-rulers-2025-question-paper
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OCR A Level History A Russia Rulers 2025 Question Paper
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1 #RussiaAndRulers #Russia #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y318/01 #Y318https://www.markscheme.net/item/1200/ocr-a-level-history-a-russia-rulers-2025-question-paper
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OCR A Level History A Russia Rulers 2025 Question Paper
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1 #RussiaAndRulers #Russia #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y318/01 #Y318https://www.markscheme.net/item/1200/ocr-a-level-history-a-russia-rulers-2025-question-paper
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OCR A Level History A Russia Rulers 2025 Question Paper
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1 #RussiaAndRulers #Russia #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y318/01 #Y318https://www.markscheme.net/item/1200/ocr-a-level-history-a-russia-rulers-2025-question-paper
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OCR A Level History A Russia Rulers 2025 Question Paper
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1 #RussiaAndRulers #Russia #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y318/01 #Y318https://www.markscheme.net/item/1200/ocr-a-level-history-a-russia-rulers-2025-question-paper
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OCR A Level History A Russia And Rulers 2025 Mark Scheme
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1markscheme #RussiaAndRulers #Russia #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y318/01 #Y318https://www.markscheme.net/item/1203/ocr-a-level-history-a-russia-and-rulers-2025-mark-scheme
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OCR A Level History A Russia And Rulers 2025 Mark Scheme
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1markscheme #RussiaAndRulers #Russia #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y318/01 #Y318https://www.markscheme.net/item/1203/ocr-a-level-history-a-russia-and-rulers-2025-mark-scheme
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OCR A Level History A Russia And Rulers 2025 Mark Scheme
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1markscheme #RussiaAndRulers #Russia #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y318/01 #Y318https://www.markscheme.net/item/1203/ocr-a-level-history-a-russia-and-rulers-2025-mark-scheme
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OCR A Level History A Russia And Rulers 2025 Mark Scheme
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1markscheme #RussiaAndRulers #Russia #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y318/01 #Y318https://www.markscheme.net/item/1203/ocr-a-level-history-a-russia-and-rulers-2025-mark-scheme
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OCR A Level History A Russia And Rulers 2025 Mark Scheme
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1markscheme #RussiaAndRulers #Russia #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y318/01 #Y318https://www.markscheme.net/item/1203/ocr-a-level-history-a-russia-and-rulers-2025-mark-scheme
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OCR A Level History A China And Rulers 2025 Question Paper
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1 #ChinaAndRulers #China #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y317/01 #Y317https://www.markscheme.net/item/1205/ocr-a-level-history-a-china-and-rulers-2025-question-paper
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OCR A Level History A China And Rulers 2025 Question Paper
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1 #ChinaAndRulers #China #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y317/01 #Y317https://www.markscheme.net/item/1205/ocr-a-level-history-a-china-and-rulers-2025-question-paper
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OCR A Level History A China And Rulers 2025 Question Paper
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1 #ChinaAndRulers #China #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y317/01 #Y317https://www.markscheme.net/item/1205/ocr-a-level-history-a-china-and-rulers-2025-question-paper
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OCR A Level History A China And Rulers 2025 Question Paper
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1 #ChinaAndRulers #China #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y317/01 #Y317https://www.markscheme.net/item/1205/ocr-a-level-history-a-china-and-rulers-2025-question-paper
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OCR A Level History A China And Rulers 2025 Question Paper
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1 #ChinaAndRulers #China #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y317/01 #Y317https://www.markscheme.net/item/1205/ocr-a-level-history-a-china-and-rulers-2025-question-paper
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OCR A Level History A China And Rulers 2025 Mark Scheme
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1markscheme #ChinaAndRulers #China #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y317/01 #Y317https://www.markscheme.net/item/1207/ocr-a-level-history-a-china-and-rulers-2025-mark-scheme
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OCR A Level History A China And Rulers 2025 Mark Scheme
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1markscheme #ChinaAndRulers #China #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y317/01 #Y317https://www.markscheme.net/item/1207/ocr-a-level-history-a-china-and-rulers-2025-mark-scheme
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OCR A Level History A China And Rulers 2025 Mark Scheme
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1markscheme #ChinaAndRulers #China #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y317/01 #Y317https://www.markscheme.net/item/1207/ocr-a-level-history-a-china-and-rulers-2025-mark-scheme
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OCR A Level History A China And Rulers 2025 Mark Scheme
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1markscheme #ChinaAndRulers #China #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y317/01 #Y317https://www.markscheme.net/item/1207/ocr-a-level-history-a-china-and-rulers-2025-mark-scheme
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OCR A Level History A China And Rulers 2025 Mark Scheme
#OCR #ocralevel #ocralevelHistoryApaper1 #HistoryA #ocrHistoryA #Humanities #Historypaper1markscheme #ChinaAndRulers #China #Rulers #History #alevelHistoryA #Y317/01 #Y317https://www.markscheme.net/item/1207/ocr-a-level-history-a-china-and-rulers-2025-mark-scheme
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A quotation from Terry Pratchett
One of the hardest lessons of young Sam’s life had been finding out that the people in charge weren’t in charge. It had been finding out that governments were not, on the whole, staffed by people who had a grip, and that plans were what people made instead of thinking.
Terry Pratchett (1948-2015) English author
Discworld No. 29, Night Watch (2002)More about this quote: wist.info/pratchett-terry/6953…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #terrypratchett #discworld #nightwatch #samvimes #vimes #behindthecurtain #bureaucracy #chaos #control #government #incharge #officials #planning #power #rulers #thinking
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A quotation from Terry Pratchett
One of the hardest lessons of young Sam’s life had been finding out that the people in charge weren’t in charge. It had been finding out that governments were not, on the whole, staffed by people who had a grip, and that plans were what people made instead of thinking.
Terry Pratchett (1948-2015) English author
Discworld No. 29, Night Watch (2002)More about this quote: wist.info/pratchett-terry/6953…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #terrypratchett #discworld #nightwatch #samvimes #vimes #behindthecurtain #bureaucracy #chaos #control #government #incharge #officials #planning #power #rulers #thinking
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A quotation from Terry Pratchett
One of the hardest lessons of young Sam’s life had been finding out that the people in charge weren’t in charge. It had been finding out that governments were not, on the whole, staffed by people who had a grip, and that plans were what people made instead of thinking.
Terry Pratchett (1948-2015) English author
Discworld No. 29, Night Watch (2002)More about this quote: wist.info/pratchett-terry/6953…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #terrypratchett #discworld #nightwatch #samvimes #vimes #behindthecurtain #bureaucracy #chaos #control #government #incharge #officials #planning #power #rulers #thinking
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A quotation from Terry Pratchett
One of the hardest lessons of young Sam’s life had been finding out that the people in charge weren’t in charge. It had been finding out that governments were not, on the whole, staffed by people who had a grip, and that plans were what people made instead of thinking.
Terry Pratchett (1948-2015) English author
Discworld No. 29, Night Watch (2002)More about this quote: wist.info/pratchett-terry/6953…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #terrypratchett #discworld #nightwatch #samvimes #vimes #behindthecurtain #bureaucracy #chaos #control #government #incharge #officials #planning #power #rulers #thinking
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A quotation from Terry Pratchett
One of the hardest lessons of young Sam’s life had been finding out that the people in charge weren’t in charge. It had been finding out that governments were not, on the whole, staffed by people who had a grip, and that plans were what people made instead of thinking.
Terry Pratchett (1948-2015) English author
Discworld No. 29, Night Watch (2002)More about this quote: wist.info/pratchett-terry/6953…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #terrypratchett #discworld #nightwatch #samvimes #vimes #behindthecurtain #bureaucracy #chaos #control #government #incharge #officials #planning #power #rulers #thinking
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Well this is accurate as fuck, right?
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
To learn who rules over you, simply find out whom you are not allowed to criticize. -Voltaire, philosopher (21 Nov 1694-1778) -
Well this is accurate as fuck, right?
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
To learn who rules over you, simply find out whom you are not allowed to criticize. -Voltaire, philosopher (21 Nov 1694-1778) -
Well this is accurate as fuck, right?
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
To learn who rules over you, simply find out whom you are not allowed to criticize. -Voltaire, philosopher (21 Nov 1694-1778) -
Well this is accurate as fuck, right?
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
To learn who rules over you, simply find out whom you are not allowed to criticize. -Voltaire, philosopher (21 Nov 1694-1778) -
Well this is accurate as fuck, right?
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
To learn who rules over you, simply find out whom you are not allowed to criticize. -Voltaire, philosopher (21 Nov 1694-1778) -
It's another post about #rulers -- well, of sorts.
I own a slide rule -- likely given to me by my dad. These would have been used a lot during schools and engineering bods alike. Until such time that the pocket calculator came along.
I ought to learn how to use it.
I own a copy of "The Slide Rule", by Burns Snodgrass, which is either a name, or an instruction, I'm not sure which...
Whilst I was rooting around, I came across these two gems:
The United Kingdom Slide Rule Circle: https://www.uksrc.org.uk
The International Sliderule Museum: https://www.sliderulemuseum.com
I really hope they're still being used somewhere, by some people.
Considering there's so many blooming different ones (some circular, for instance), it would be a shame these things were consigned to history.
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It's another post about #rulers -- well, of sorts.
I own a slide rule -- likely given to me by my dad. These would have been used a lot during schools and engineering bods alike. Until such time that the pocket calculator came along.
I ought to learn how to use it.
I own a copy of "The Slide Rule", by Burns Snodgrass, which is either a name, or an instruction, I'm not sure which...
Whilst I was rooting around, I came across these two gems:
The United Kingdom Slide Rule Circle: https://www.uksrc.org.uk
The International Sliderule Museum: https://www.sliderulemuseum.com
I really hope they're still being used somewhere, by some people.
Considering there's so many blooming different ones (some circular, for instance), it would be a shame these things were consigned to history.
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It's another post about #rulers -- well, of sorts.
I own a slide rule -- likely given to me by my dad. These would have been used a lot during schools and engineering bods alike. Until such time that the pocket calculator came along.
I ought to learn how to use it.
I own a copy of "The Slide Rule", by Burns Snodgrass, which is either a name, or an instruction, I'm not sure which...
Whilst I was rooting around, I came across these two gems:
The United Kingdom Slide Rule Circle: https://www.uksrc.org.uk
The International Sliderule Museum: https://www.sliderulemuseum.com
I really hope they're still being used somewhere, by some people.
Considering there's so many blooming different ones (some circular, for instance), it would be a shame these things were consigned to history.
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It's another post about #rulers -- well, of sorts.
I own a slide rule -- likely given to me by my dad. These would have been used a lot during schools and engineering bods alike. Until such time that the pocket calculator came along.
I ought to learn how to use it.
I own a copy of "The Slide Rule", by Burns Snodgrass, which is either a name, or an instruction, I'm not sure which...
Whilst I was rooting around, I came across these two gems:
The United Kingdom Slide Rule Circle: https://www.uksrc.org.uk
The International Sliderule Museum: https://www.sliderulemuseum.com
I really hope they're still being used somewhere, by some people.
Considering there's so many blooming different ones (some circular, for instance), it would be a shame these things were consigned to history.
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It's another post about #rulers -- well, of sorts.
I own a slide rule -- likely given to me by my dad. These would have been used a lot during schools and engineering bods alike. Until such time that the pocket calculator came along.
I ought to learn how to use it.
I own a copy of "The Slide Rule", by Burns Snodgrass, which is either a name, or an instruction, I'm not sure which...
Whilst I was rooting around, I came across these two gems:
The United Kingdom Slide Rule Circle: https://www.uksrc.org.uk
The International Sliderule Museum: https://www.sliderulemuseum.com
I really hope they're still being used somewhere, by some people.
Considering there's so many blooming different ones (some circular, for instance), it would be a shame these things were consigned to history.
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As a follow-up to this conversation about #ded #console #rulers, Thomas Dickey had this to say (in response to an email I'd sent him):
It's a visual reminder of how far left/right I've scrolled, in either the directory listing, or in the built-in pager. If you're using the pager, the scrolling applies to that.
Neither of those wraps lines, and when I
began that (in 1987), had no other programs to do that sort of thing.If I'm scrolling left/right, I want to know where I am. If I scroll too far the right, and the screen's blank, that helps :-)
I see it's in the initial version of dedview.c, in April 1992, which precedes any of the followup versions of #dired. In turn, that says it was split from ded.c, so... in that file I see a ruler (in showFILES), which is from November 1987. The 'Xbase' variable corresponds to left/right scrolling - but that's the initial version of ded.c (I don't recall if the intermediate version that I wrote beginning around December/January 1986 did that, but have a hunch that this was something that I did for the improved version, with the ring of active directories, etc).
I had modified the initial version seen here:
https://groups.google.com/g/net.sources/c/_lGkTpsqyPE/m/SwhkKsBuayIJ
to move its divider line up and down in late 1983, and incorporated a similar divider into the versions that I wrote from scratch. I don't recall if I added column numbers to my changes in the original dired, but may have, since it seems "obvious".
Thanks for that, Thomas!!
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As a follow-up to this conversation about #ded #console #rulers, Thomas Dickey had this to say (in response to an email I'd sent him):
It's a visual reminder of how far left/right I've scrolled, in either the directory listing, or in the built-in pager. If you're using the pager, the scrolling applies to that.
Neither of those wraps lines, and when I
began that (in 1987), had no other programs to do that sort of thing.If I'm scrolling left/right, I want to know where I am. If I scroll too far the right, and the screen's blank, that helps :-)
I see it's in the initial version of dedview.c, in April 1992, which precedes any of the followup versions of #dired. In turn, that says it was split from ded.c, so... in that file I see a ruler (in showFILES), which is from November 1987. The 'Xbase' variable corresponds to left/right scrolling - but that's the initial version of ded.c (I don't recall if the intermediate version that I wrote beginning around December/January 1986 did that, but have a hunch that this was something that I did for the improved version, with the ring of active directories, etc).
I had modified the initial version seen here:
https://groups.google.com/g/net.sources/c/_lGkTpsqyPE/m/SwhkKsBuayIJ
to move its divider line up and down in late 1983, and incorporated a similar divider into the versions that I wrote from scratch. I don't recall if I added column numbers to my changes in the original dired, but may have, since it seems "obvious".
Thanks for that, Thomas!!
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As a follow-up to this conversation about #ded #console #rulers, Thomas Dickey had this to say (in response to an email I'd sent him):
It's a visual reminder of how far left/right I've scrolled, in either the directory listing, or in the built-in pager. If you're using the pager, the scrolling applies to that.
Neither of those wraps lines, and when I
began that (in 1987), had no other programs to do that sort of thing.If I'm scrolling left/right, I want to know where I am. If I scroll too far the right, and the screen's blank, that helps :-)
I see it's in the initial version of dedview.c, in April 1992, which precedes any of the followup versions of #dired. In turn, that says it was split from ded.c, so... in that file I see a ruler (in showFILES), which is from November 1987. The 'Xbase' variable corresponds to left/right scrolling - but that's the initial version of ded.c (I don't recall if the intermediate version that I wrote beginning around December/January 1986 did that, but have a hunch that this was something that I did for the improved version, with the ring of active directories, etc).
I had modified the initial version seen here:
https://groups.google.com/g/net.sources/c/_lGkTpsqyPE/m/SwhkKsBuayIJ
to move its divider line up and down in late 1983, and incorporated a similar divider into the versions that I wrote from scratch. I don't recall if I added column numbers to my changes in the original dired, but may have, since it seems "obvious".
Thanks for that, Thomas!!
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As a follow-up to this conversation about #ded #console #rulers, Thomas Dickey had this to say (in response to an email I'd sent him):
It's a visual reminder of how far left/right I've scrolled, in either the directory listing, or in the built-in pager. If you're using the pager, the scrolling applies to that.
Neither of those wraps lines, and when I
began that (in 1987), had no other programs to do that sort of thing.If I'm scrolling left/right, I want to know where I am. If I scroll too far the right, and the screen's blank, that helps :-)
I see it's in the initial version of dedview.c, in April 1992, which precedes any of the followup versions of #dired. In turn, that says it was split from ded.c, so... in that file I see a ruler (in showFILES), which is from November 1987. The 'Xbase' variable corresponds to left/right scrolling - but that's the initial version of ded.c (I don't recall if the intermediate version that I wrote beginning around December/January 1986 did that, but have a hunch that this was something that I did for the improved version, with the ring of active directories, etc).
I had modified the initial version seen here:
https://groups.google.com/g/net.sources/c/_lGkTpsqyPE/m/SwhkKsBuayIJ
to move its divider line up and down in late 1983, and incorporated a similar divider into the versions that I wrote from scratch. I don't recall if I added column numbers to my changes in the original dired, but may have, since it seems "obvious".
Thanks for that, Thomas!!
-
As a follow-up to this conversation about #ded #console #rulers, Thomas Dickey had this to say (in response to an email I'd sent him):
It's a visual reminder of how far left/right I've scrolled, in either the directory listing, or in the built-in pager. If you're using the pager, the scrolling applies to that.
Neither of those wraps lines, and when I
began that (in 1987), had no other programs to do that sort of thing.If I'm scrolling left/right, I want to know where I am. If I scroll too far the right, and the screen's blank, that helps :-)
I see it's in the initial version of dedview.c, in April 1992, which precedes any of the followup versions of #dired. In turn, that says it was split from ded.c, so... in that file I see a ruler (in showFILES), which is from November 1987. The 'Xbase' variable corresponds to left/right scrolling - but that's the initial version of ded.c (I don't recall if the intermediate version that I wrote beginning around December/January 1986 did that, but have a hunch that this was something that I did for the improved version, with the ring of active directories, etc).
I had modified the initial version seen here:
https://groups.google.com/g/net.sources/c/_lGkTpsqyPE/m/SwhkKsBuayIJ
to move its divider line up and down in late 1983, and incorporated a similar divider into the versions that I wrote from scratch. I don't recall if I added column numbers to my changes in the original dired, but may have, since it seems "obvious".
Thanks for that, Thomas!!
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A quotation from Ambrose Bierce
HISTORY, n. An account mostly false, of events mostly unimportant, which are brought about by rulers mostly knaves, and soldiers mostly fools.
Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914?) American writer and journalist
“History,” The Devil’s Dictionary (1911)More info about this quote: wist.info/bierce-ambrose/13455…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #ambrosebierce #devilsdictionary #history #humancondition #humanity #myth #rulers #soldiers
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A quotation from Ambrose Bierce
HISTORY, n. An account mostly false, of events mostly unimportant, which are brought about by rulers mostly knaves, and soldiers mostly fools.
Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914?) American writer and journalist
“History,” The Devil’s Dictionary (1911)More info about this quote: wist.info/bierce-ambrose/13455…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #ambrosebierce #devilsdictionary #history #humancondition #humanity #myth #rulers #soldiers
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A quotation from Ambrose Bierce
HISTORY, n. An account mostly false, of events mostly unimportant, which are brought about by rulers mostly knaves, and soldiers mostly fools.
Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914?) American writer and journalist
“History,” The Devil’s Dictionary (1911)More info about this quote: wist.info/bierce-ambrose/13455…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #ambrosebierce #devilsdictionary #history #humancondition #humanity #myth #rulers #soldiers
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A quotation from Ambrose Bierce
HISTORY, n. An account mostly false, of events mostly unimportant, which are brought about by rulers mostly knaves, and soldiers mostly fools.
Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914?) American writer and journalist
“History,” The Devil’s Dictionary (1911)More info about this quote: wist.info/bierce-ambrose/13455…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #ambrosebierce #devilsdictionary #history #humancondition #humanity #myth #rulers #soldiers
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Ok gang, real question that has led me down too many rabbit holes. Why does my T-square start at 3” (18cm), count down to 0, then begin counting up again?
#rulers #measurements #HowDoTheyEvenWork -
Ok gang, real question that has led me down too many rabbit holes. Why does my T-square start at 3” (18cm), count down to 0, then begin counting up again?
#rulers #measurements #HowDoTheyEvenWork -
Ok gang, real question that has led me down too many rabbit holes. Why does my T-square start at 3” (18cm), count down to 0, then begin counting up again?
#rulers #measurements #HowDoTheyEvenWork
