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authornathansmith <nathansmith@posteo.com>2025-05-23 07:43:34 -0600
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+ <p>
+ Last night I had the type of dream that inspires new stories. In my dream the favorite author:
+ Kurt Vonnegut, was a unix and emacs user. And he wrote a book about someone in some government
+ position or something along those lines who spent there entire life fucking around with unix
+ and there favorite editor was emacs. He made countless, guides, journy entries, random life
+ stories.. and had everything on his system optmized using scripts to do many different tasks.
+ The whole world ended and the last person on earth was someone who knew pretty much nothing
+ about computers and they found this unix system in the place they picked as there hideout.
+ Through all the things left behind on the unix system the last person on earth learned to
+ not only survive but live well as the last person. They even became a unix power user through
+ the guides left behind.
+ </p>
+</article>