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[06:16] <mhoran> Nice!
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[08:25] <mkb> how does zsh even know when you're pasting?
[08:26] <mhoran> The same way weechat/irssi knows when you're pasting?
[08:26] <mhoran> Lines / second?
[08:26] <mkb> guessing you mean?
[08:26] <mhoran> Yup.
[08:28] <mkb> which means it can't look at one or two line pastes
[08:29] <mkb> 95% of my pastes are from one terminal to another
[08:29] <mkb> though the security problem is web browsers which let javascript manipulate the clipboard
[08:53] <mhoran> If compiled against X libs it could look at the paste buffer
[08:53] <mhoran> That'd be cool.
[08:53] <mhoran> Not sure how it's implemented.
[08:55] <mkb> really this feature goes in the terminal emulator
[08:55] <mkb> paste could show you what you're about to paste instead
[08:56] <mkb> though how you implement that without pissing off people who just wanted to copy most of their botched line so they can re-type the one letter I don't know
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[09:46] <JC_Denton> if i'm not sure, there's always ^x-e to edit the pasted stuff (pretty sure that's the default binding)
[12:23] <mercutio> mkb: there's things like the multiple cut+paste buffers..
[12:23] <mercutio> or people accidentally getting enter on the end
[12:23] <mercutio> when they want to modify it slightly
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[13:30] <kellytk> Speaking of paste, I just came across http://tcp.mniip.com/ in the new year's eve channel.  It looks fun
[13:31] <mercutio> So apparently Ian Murdock was the reason ZFS and DTrace were open sourced.
[13:32] <mercutio> oh wow, now that is cool
[13:32] <mercutio> i wonder if it's open source
[13:34] <kellytk> mniip made it
[13:47] <mercutio> weird it wouldn't /whois him
[13:47] <mercutio> because it's rate-limited; but i hadn't done a /whois in forever
[13:47] <mercutio> did you /whois him, and is it rate limited for destination rather than source?
[13:58] <meingtsla> I sometimes wonder if that whois rate limit isn't global
[13:58] <BryceBot> That's what she said!!
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