2023-06-19 23:26, Laimis rašė:
> Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz rašė:
> >> tik ne tuomet, kai "čįa tik keletas failų..."
> https://youtu.be/huA7IR5J3uY

Ygzektli.
Ir dar "Žiūrėk, žvaigždutė krenta. Sugalvok norą"


>> dėl keliasdešimt failų eisiu ir kelsiu virtualią mašina ...
> > Dariau prielaidą, kad cygwin'as (jei ne wsl'as) pas mesje jau seniai... ;-)

wsl'as ne taip ir senai, cygwin'as ... nepatiko jis man.

O be to "čįa tik keliasdešimt failų", "Na taip, keliose vietose po keliasdešimt".

"
  Every twenty miles or so there was a little stone hut with showers and sanitary facilities, but the going was tough, and the high sun baked down on the Great Red Plain, and the Great Red Plain rippled in the heat.
  “Is it possible,” asked Arthur at one of the larger booths, “to rent one of those little scooters? Like the one Lajestic Ventrawhatsit had.”
  “The scooters,” said the little lady who was serving at an ice cream bar, “are not for the devout.”
  “Oh well, that's easy then,” said Fenchurch, “we're not particularly devout. We're just interested.”
  “Then you must turn back now,” said the little lady severely, and when they demurred, sold them a couple of Final Message sunhats and a photograph of themselves with their arms tight around each other on the Great Red Plain of Rars.

...

  They had been staring at it for fully ten minutes before they became aware that Marvin, hanging between their shoulders, was in difficulties. The robot could no longer lift his head, had not read the message. They lifted his head, but he complained that his vision circuits had almost gone.

  They found a coin and helped him to the telescope. He complained and insulted them, but they helped him look at each individual letter in turn, The first letter was a “w”, the second an “e”. Then there was a gap. An “a” followed, then a “p”, an “o” and an “l”.
  Marvin paused for a rest.
  After a few moments they resumed and let him see the “o”, the “g”, the “i”, the “s” and the “e”. The next two words were “for” and “the”. The last one was a long one, and Marvin needed another rest before he could tackle it.
  It started with an “i”, then “n” then a “c”. Next came an “o” and an “n”, followed by a “v”, an “e”, another “n” and an “i”.
  After a final pause, Marvin gathered his strength for the last stretch.
  He read the “e”, the “n”, the “c” and at last the final “e”, and staggered back into their arms.
  “I think,” he murmured at last, from deep within his corroding rattling thorax, “I feel good about it.”
  The lights went out in his eyes for absolutely the very last time ever.
  Luckily, there was a stall nearby where you could rent scooters from guys with green wings.
"

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Grzegorz

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