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Woke from one of those strange crepuscular dreams: I was working at my hs job and was video chatting with @coreylove via skitch explaining why Versailles is pronounced Ver-say’-uhlz

I’ve been spending more time lately in iterm2 exclusively. The recent split-screen feature is great for me. Running vim in the terminal, I finally accepted this morning how annoying it was that the system clipboard wasn’t integrated.

A quick google and recompile with xterm_clipboard support did the trick.

Here’s the configure command:

 ./configure --with-features=huge \
                    --enable-cscope \
                    --enable-pythoninterp \
                    --enable-rubyinterp \ 
                    --enable-perlinterp \
                    --enable-gui=macvim \
                    --with-mac-arch=intel \
                    --enable-multibyte \
                    --enable-clipboard=yes \
                    --enable-xterm_clipboard=yes

If you are like me you prefer a single line for copy and pasting so here’s the same command in a margin defying format:

 ./configure --with-features=huge --enable-cscope --enable-pythoninterp --enable-rubyinterp --enable-perlinterp --enable-gui=macvim --with-mac-arch=intel --enable-multibyte --enable-clipboard=yes --enable-xterm_clipboard=yes

jessnevins:

In a game or in fiction, somewhere:

In the much later Tibetan tradition, a special class of lamas (gter-ston, “treasure finders”) went about “discovering” scriptural treasures (gter-ma) that had allegedly been hidden away long before, during the Buddha’s lifetime, to await the foreordained moment of their revelation.

I can’t be the only one who sees the potential in the gter-ston, can I?

I consider myself so extremely lucky to have a friend so amazing and Good and True as Steve. I’ve been going through a lot lately that not only affects me but also him personally and professionally. I feel like I’ve come through the crucible and, despite the situation being bad for him, talking with him only made me feel so much better about who I am.

Here’re some tidbits:

• Be genuine in the moment, be reckless and be happy.
• Be fearless.
• Don’t care what others think. I am perfect, realize this and it doesn’t matter what others think. What they think doesn’t make me any less perfect.
• Let the pendulum swing, let your heart be exposed. After being full of fear, let the fearlessness spill out.
• When you look back on your life, do you want to regret the things did or the things you didn’t do?