Re: Hey, where'd it go?

On Jun 30, 9:47 pm, j...@tuells.org (jill) wrote:
> In article <RKeak.151340$Ev5.24...@fe09.news.easynews.com>,
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> slunky  <slu...@cryptobug.com> wrote:
> >_/ jill <j...@tuells.org> wrote \_
> >> is no 'cut and paste' or 'windows' or whatever involved. AND, I
> >> work in vi and don't have copies saved in any way. It's all
> >> in something called /tmp/ *shrug* which goes away.
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> >> That said, the problem was with my computer freezing up because of
> >> something called NFS wanting to check with my home directory while
> >> something else is going on (don't know what) so that the computer
> >> freezes and is stuck in some sort of loop and I have to turn it
> >> off and then back on to fix it. By turning it off, of course,
> >> the stuff in /tmp/ goes away and so does my work. POOF We have
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> >We love vi! We use it too.
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> > -slunky
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> I wrote my thesis in vi. Most computer people think I'm nuts *grin*
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> Btw, when I was writing this post you were one of the people I
> was specifically thinking would actually understand it :)
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I used Unix and vi in grad school, together with a scientific type-
setting language called LaTex. Brings back warm memories. I wouldn't
mind getting back to Unix, but the school I work at has Windows
machines in all the labs and offices.

-scattered
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