
Deldo - Vibration Control and Teledildonics Mode for Emacs
About this video
A demo of Deldo, an Emacs package that lets Emacs hooks trigger vibration events on computer-controllable sex toys. It is an absurd teledildonics project that is half performance art.
Why it appears in the archive
HN mostly links it as a joke in Emacs threads, though one commenter calls the video the most interesting part of the Deldo project.
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From the Hacker News discussion
Honestly the video is the most interesting part: [VIDEO] I can't quite figure out if it's performance art or enthusiasm. Probably a bit of both.
Read original comment ↗Um. It counts. There are elisp packages specifically for this after all. Other humans can even participate via the networked paired programming packages. Can your editor do this? HMMM? [VIDEO] [LINK]
Read original comment ↗Kyle Machulis sure loves Emacs. He wrote "Deldo - The Sex Toy and Teledildonics Mode for Emacs": [LINK] It's well worth freeze framing and reading the text in the list of all the different programming languages that Emacs supports. [VIDEO]
Read original comment ↗I think this video [VIDEO] Explains what languages correspond to which fetishes better. You can see the author is very subtle and only say it at 0:55 while discussing some languages. And plus it is Emacs! Edit: NSFW
Read original comment ↗That video is a trip: [VIDEO] "deldo-eugenics-mode and the end of the editor wars" sounds like a Harry Potter sequel that no one asked for.
Read original comment ↗>One thing hasn’t changed though - I still love Emacs and I’m quite passionate about it. As passionate in your love for Emacs as Kyle Machulis is? ;) [LINK] [LINK] [VIDEO]
Read original comment ↗The Beats Whoopie Pill functions both as an bluetooth microphone input and speaker output device, with an ultra-low-frequency-high-power woofer. But it's a real pain in the ass to install and uninstall. Fortunately, Kyle Machulis has written an Emacs mode that supports it. [VIDEO] [LINK]
Read original comment ↗Interview with an Emacs Enthusiast in 2023 [Colorized]: [LINK] Interview with a GNU/Linux user - Partition 1: [LINK] Deldo - Vibration Control and Teledildonics Mode for Emacs: [VIDEO]
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