I cannot work productively with Linux because there are no Linux alternatives to the following Windows tools (and the 'alternatives' people tell me about are a sad joke):

* AutoHotkey

* Voidtools Everything

* Agent Ransack

* Irfanview

Malaysia is a Muslim country. Pornography is illegal. Homosexuality is illegal.

Interview with a VIM Enthusiast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n1dtmzqnCU

> Do you know how much faster Vim was ? 4.3 seconds ! 4.3 I save every day ! All those months learning were totally worth it..

> We don't need Neuralink... We already have Vim.

This guy is so funny !

>If Google was really existing in service of its employees rather than its investors

But then it wouldn't make that kind of profit.

Why wouldn't it?

This is not a book for beginners.

Thunderfoot's take on this nonsense: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB_X5ZUcZlE

The price per ticket was 9 Euro, but the cost for the taxpayers was billions. This ticket was pure subsidization.

It's not in print anymore. Your link is a used book.

The link I posted has both new and used copies for sale.

It's being advertised as new as in, "it's not not used"; not new as in, "it's not old".

The edition being sold is 39 years old.

"Being in print" or "new" a is not well-defined in this context. "Being in print" is only a metaphor, since the process of printing is typically completed when a copy of a book is sold (and makes not sense in the case of publishing-on-demand, where it would be equivalent to "is available"); and "new" can mean "in its original condition" or "recently published" (with some uncertainty what time span "recently" denotes).

A more precise criterion would be whether a book is still on its publisher's backlist. As far as "The UNIX Programming Environment" is concerned, the answer is positive. Its publisher Prentice Hall was aquired by Simon & Schuster and later sold to Pearson.[1] On Pearson's Web-site the book is still available.[2]

[1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prentice_Hall

[2] https://www.pearson.com/en-us/subject-catalog/p/unix-program...

For people liking this book, this here might also be interesting:

https://spectrumcomputing.co.uk/entry/2001502/Book/Its_Behin...

Direct link: https://spectrumcomputing.co.uk/zxdb/sinclair/entries/200150...

Depends on what you mean with 'career'. Brian Kernighan doesn't do this because he needs money, but because he would get bored otherwise.