@laurel

> made me *read* the code.

This is beautiful, I think.

> I just prefer emacs.

When I were a lad I would get worked up about this kind of thing, but I think I showed you the Arthur Whitney thing, didn't I? I mean, Unix was created with ed, and then I see this paragraph about Arthur Whitney working on K, "it was running Windows XP and had five windows open: two MS-DOS and three Notepad. Brutally simple IDE."
http://archive.vector.org.uk/art10501320 .

> the [cat] commands on the linux side

Oh, oh, right, yeah. You were just doing `cat &`. Yeah, so you do wanna exit the stuff inside the hub and you will want to do something slightly nicer than just cats.

If it gets stuck, `sudo umount -l` will get rid of FUSE filesystems as well.

> Oh, so they are basically pipes that you can share over a network. Nice.

Yeah, if you've ever used Unix sockets, those are somewhat simple but even they look like a pain compared to /srv.