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} }
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I'm 21 years old. The first time I purchased alcohol, legally, I.D. and
everything, I bought a bottle of Smirnoff 90-proof. The second time, I bought a
bottle of something else 100-proof, then some 190-proof Everclear and got a
nip of the same 100-proof for free because it was so close to my birthday. That
was cool. I got blackout drunk for the first time while playing Super Monkey
Ball 2 with some friends on a borrowed Wii and broke a martini glass and
sprained my thumb - 14 shots or so. We had 2/3s of a bottle of vodka. Swell.
I have to do some work for a gig - accepted only in LaTeX. I don't know LaTeX.
I only have time to do this by tomorrow. Fortunately a friend does know LaTeX.
Its resources and I are giving myself a crash course tonight.
So I have my trusty OpenBSD KVM booted up as Raspbian is a piss-poor working
environment (mysterious libc issues).
# pkg_add texlive_base
I don't know what I'm doing. I hope this gives me enough to get started. It's
2326 local time. I popped a caf pill. I'm sitting on the floor, on my sleeping
bag, using a cheap keyboard in front of a bright monitor otherwise in the dark.
This feels like the old days - though I can't call them good. Perhaps soothing.
Listening to In Rainbows. How many times have I listened to this album in the
last 16 years?
I can't paste with this keyboard as its shitty little trackpad doesn't have a
third button. There are errors and I'm sysupgrade(8)ing to see if that'll fix
them.
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If you write like you're writing poetry, you're doing it wrong.
If you write like you're writing prose, you're doing it wrong.
If you write, with your opinions, you're doing it wrong.
If you write with your opinions you're doing it wrong.
If you write in your opinions you're doing it wrong.
If you don't know what to write you're doing it wrong.
If you do know what to write you're doing it wrong.
If you write like someone you've read you're doing it wrong.
If you write like nobody you've read you're doing it wrong.
Blah blah blah. Do it wrong.
I'm stuck in a state of permanent pleasant melancholy. Autumn is my favorite
season. I've been away from Maine damn near a year and I told everyone there
I'd visit inside of six months. I think my old roommate Scott is dead. I've
been waiting for the bus here for half of forever. The wind rocks me every time
a car goes by.
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Behind me, Tracy gasped as she found us. The man stood and looked me in the Behind me, Tracy gasped as she found us. The man stood and looked me in the
eyes. His irises were gray. eyes. His irises were gray.
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"Hello Jo."
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/* #include <stdint.h> /* uint8_t, uint16_t, uint32_t, uint64_t */
/* This interface was conceived by an anonymous contributor. Library functions
* were needed for their undisclosed uses. This could be copyrighted. */
typedef struct lstr8 { uint8_t len; char *str; } __packed lstr8;
typedef struct lstr16 { uint16_t len; char *str; } __packed lstr16;
typedef struct lstr32 { uint32_t len; char *str; } __packed lstr32;
typedef struct lstr64 { uint64_t len; char *str; } __packed lstr64;
/* Okay, the rest of this is */
/* public domain. dtb. 2024. */// :3 <3 -3
lstr8 *lstr8_next( lstr8 *current);
lstr16 *lstr16_next(lstr16 *current);
lstr32 *lstr32_next(lstr32 *current);
lstr64 *lstr64_next(lstr64 *current);

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/* public domain. dtb. 2024. */// :3 <3 -3
#include <stdint.h>
#include "lstring.h"
/* Returns the address immediately following the current lstr. */
#define RETEXP(type) \
&((uint8_t *)(current))[sizeof type + sizeof char * current->len - 1]
/* |~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
* | This is the size (in bytes) of the lstr8,
* | ASSUMING the string contents are stored as part
* | of the struct (i.e. str == &len[1]). */
lstr8 *lstr8_next( lstr8 *current){ return RETEXP( lstr8); }
lstr16 *lstr16_next(lstr16 *current){ return RETEXP(lstr16); }
lstr32 *lstr32_next(lstr32 *current){ return RETEXP(lstr32); }
lstr64 *lstr64_next(lstr64 *current){ return RETEXP(lstr64); }
#undef RETEXP