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Григорий Клюшников

There are so many ways to encode arbitrary data when all characters you have are e, E, and space. But then maybe I'm just too boring.

28 Apr 2022 at 15:08 | Wall-to-wall
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Darius Kazemi
ed(1) conference

@grishka @darius

Can go with Morse Code:

E eeee eE E eEEEEe eee
EEe eEe e eE E eeEEe

or binary if you prefer

eEeEeEee eEEeEeee eEEeeeeE eEEEeEee eeEeeEEE eEEEeeEE eeEeeeee eEEeeEEE eEEEeeEe eEEeeEeE eEEeeeeE eEEEeEee eeEeeeeE

28 Apr 2022 at 16:14 | Open on bsd.network
ed(1) conference

@grishka @darius

For Morse:

$ echo "Your text here" | morse -s | sed 's/-/E/g;s/\./e/g' | fmt -99999

For binary, using the Python REPL:

$ python -q
>>> ' '.join(bin(ord(c))[2:].zfill(8).replace('0', 'e').replace('1', 'E') for c in "Your text here")

28 Apr 2022 at 16:17 | Open on bsd.network
Darius Kazemi

@ed1conf @grishka is there actually an ed(1) conference because I would like to attend

28 Apr 2022 at 16:23 | Open on friend.camp
ed(1) conference

@darius @grishka

It exists mostly as a Twitter/Masto account for sharing ed(1) tips, tricks, and encounters of ed in the wild.

I'm a little more lax on Masto, also including other CLI-related stuff like the above CLI stuff.

28 Apr 2022 at 16:29 | Open on bsd.network
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