No.1825 [Last50 Posts]
I love terry and yet he never even knew my name or that I existed. Sure, we interacted a bunch of times over the years. but I was just a faceless name among the thousands that admired him, laughed at his crazy antics or shitposted in his chats for some kind of reaction.
I don't need to talk too much about his programming, those who get it get it. But Terry was more than a programmer. He was a biblical devotee and a composer. He produced works to glorify god with all of his humanity, creativity and skills. I urge you all to do the same. Terry's life goal was to create Gods 3rd temple here on earth. I believe he accomplished that with TempleOS.
This death was made much harder on us than it had to be. We collectively went through a 3 day period of denial. Somebody joked that he might be resurrected at the end. Instead of we got confirmation from a police officer that he was struck by a train.
But what I remember is having a friend. Listening to his stories about the MIT that just didn't get it boasting about their coredumps when they couldn't even implement a triangle fill. Attending his divinations, where he'd open the bible at a random page and read from it. Laughing with him as he sent bombastic threatening messages to the CIA email address. Or having my lunch with him through the computer screen, while he got cheeky and ordered extra bacon in some diner at the outskirts of the city in those first few days of being homeless.
I'll think about you a lot Terry. I'll keep talking to god and keep him entertained.
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No.1826
RIP Terry, You will be missed by everyone. Rest well king.
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No.1827
The King is dead.
Long like the temple.
stiff
real
saw
dress
man
insidious
window
cause
strap
place
happy
frame
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No.1828
So sad Terry had to go like he did. He will be forever missed.
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No.1829
I'm left without words at this moment.
RIP Terry Davis.
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No.1830
Terry's with Mr. God now.
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No.1831
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No.1832
As you breathe your last breath, your vision goes black and…
"wake up you fucking nigger monkey"
"you're in heaven motherfucker"
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No.1833
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No.1834
He was a legend he inspired me to do get a degree in computer engineer i have been emailing computer musuems trying to get some sort of exhibit about his operating system.
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No.1835
The king is dead!
Long live the king!
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No.1836
I'm copying a beautiful post made by a /christi-an/on:
>>>/tech/963820
"A message in the name of /christian/ for the people of /tech/:
We all loved Terry for entirely different reasons, which is why we do not regard ourselves competent to comment on his programming related legacy. Rest assured however that we are as struck by these terrible news as you must be; What consoles us however is the fact that he in his continuous dialogue with the divine received for his piety and fortitude in faith the graces necessary to be converted in desire to the one true and apostolic catholic church, which is a faith he confessed to his audience during the last weeks of his life;
And as the Lord states in Matthew 10:32: "Whoever acknowledges me before others, I will also acknowledge before my Father in heaven."
There is absolutely no question that with him a great human treasure is lost in the light of the talents bestowed upon him; Beyond this he was a very lovely individual, mature yet innocent and pure in his own way, with a witty remark always at hand. Due to his extraordinary life circumstances he saw the world like no one else did, his illness was a cross to bear, yet a blessing and a gift to all men that were able to take inspiration from his unique perspective.
I am sure we all wish he had come to even greater fruition as much as that the Terry show never really came to a conclusion, It almost seems he was too interesting of a man to die a meaningless death, though we may not realize the full scheme of things. In Terry we lost a teacher, an idol, and for some a mere madman, but in any case and this no one can deny, we lost a Legend.
May God grant you eternal delight in his embrace, Amen.
Godspeed Terry."
>>1834
We should also get VICE to write a follow-up article.
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No.1837
Deeply saddened by Terry's sudden departure, his legacy and teachings
shall live on within all of us who loved him and supported him during his trials.
God have his soul.
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No.1838
He's dead? Good riddance!
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No.1839
>>1838
OOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYY VVVVVEEEEEEEEEEEYYYYYYYYYYYY
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No.1840
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No.1841
I never knew Terry personally, nor I have talked with him on the Internet.
I knew about his daily quests with the videocasts and memes on 4chan's /g/ imageboard. It's been 2 years I've been following him expecting he would make TempleOS a whole lot better and would have loved to see him get hired by some modern tech company because Terry had a really down-to-earth human idea of what are computers. A really skilled man, out of this world. He didn't belong to any fad, any brand, any tags. He had his unique vision of things.
When he started broadcasting on the streets I didn't like it one bit. USA is pretty rough and the most disgusting things happen there. It's a shame he couldn't get out of homeless status despite people from /g/ helping with money and other things.
However, I don't have anything more to say. It's a shame to see a genuine good person (he wasn't an evil man) to go away. A man with great potential and more human than anyone.
Even if he had trouble to socialize in real life, he was very kind with people on the Internet and that's admirable.
I guess we sympathise with Terry because most of us are social outcasts and we all have wanted to have his unique skill to create things. Or maybe that's just me.
Rest in Peace Terry. Who knows, maybe your spirit is reading this and we will meet you someday.
We are all Terry.
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No.1842
Terry was a way of life. Terry was true. He raged against forces both real and iagined. He sang and danced from the heart. Terry entertained God, and us. I am unfit to find the words to describe the pain and loss I feel.
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No.1843
I vaguely followed Terry's videos on /g/ over the past few years and watched a few of his livestreams.
I'm surprised at how much his death got to me. As Nicolás says above, I think a lot of us share common ground with Terry.
It's not quite GodWords, but I made a markov chain with markovify and gave it closed captions data from 500 Terry videos.
TerryWords said:
>Paul and I might he got the the Jews because there really are angels there really are angels there really are angels there really is God okay st.
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No.1844
>>1843
So is it possible to talk to Terry now?
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No.1845
I'm going to miss you Terry, I'm so sorry you had to lead such a difficult life. You will be forever in my programmer's heart, thanks for the inspiration.
DAMN YOU CIA NIGGERS, DAMN YOU!
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No.1846
Sometimes when Terry was streaming, I would pester him in the chat to try and get him to take care of himself. When he would ignore that, I started posting twitter messages tagging Diana, which he would see as he searched her name. I once told him to 'take his licks'. He spoke it out loud on the stream and giggled about the phrase, before reassuring me he was taking care of things. I was just a nameless face to him, but miss him. I hope he didn't suffer.
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No.1847
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No.1848
>>1844
Terry used https://glot.io/snippets/ee0wr83j7k to communicate with god.
I'm using default markovify and this auto transcribed data http://0x0.st/svw3.txt
Maybe someone could figure out how to use the shuf output from his script as markov seeds? That might ensure better communication.
TerryWords:
>I felt like I as I look like this is my shepherd he lays me down like you know he said no
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No.1849
What are some of your favorite obscure Terry moments?
Remember when Terry picked up that bald homeless woman who drew pictures and he told her her drawings "look like shit" and that she should be more humble in her art, like the Indians.
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No.1850
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No.1852
Does anyone have an idea about what Terry's last stream was? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1vQeT0CQoU that is the link, but it's not up on youtube anymore. It was streamed the same day as his last video was uploaded.
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No.1853
>>1852
That same link was posted back in March 10 2018 on /pol/
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/163425274/
Wasn't streamed by Terry; by a fan.
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No.1854
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No.1856
>>1825
Not sure if this is the thread for it, but Terry's name has been confirmed by the local newspaper. May he rest in peace.
http://www.thedalleschronicle.com/news/2018/sep/07/man-killed-train-had-tech-following/
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No.1857
I remember when Terry was demonstrating his transformation functions making a hymn, he wanted to draw a key and make it change to a brain. He draws the key and I type something like "I won't say it looks like a dick". The damn thing was just like a kiddish sketch of a penis. Terry looks at the chat and goes "wut, fuck you, it doesn't look like a dick", and then he just laughs and starts fixing the damn key. I miss that comfy live streams he used to make from his house. It's sad that things gone this way, I wish Terry had never left his home. I think he was a good person, very intelligent and capable, but troubled by a unbeatable disease.
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No.1858
1. A minute of silence for Terry (channel will be put in moderated mode).
2. Sumarizing everything we know on Terry's death - recent news, articles, information from family members, other facts.
3. The future of TempleOS - proposals, comments on them and finally - a collective and final decision.
4. The official website of the project (templeos.org) - what should happen to it, how it should look like (restore the old view and contents or keep the new view), who is going to keep paying for the hosting and domain, etc.
5. Preservation of Terry's content - discussing the possibility of funding one or two stable mirrors of the currently available archives, speaking with community members who have already mirrored the archive.
6. Discussing the possibiity of starting a long-term project for human-readable and easy to understand documentation for TempleOS.
7. Should we fund the building of a small memorial of Terry near the rail road where he died - information from locals on how hard it would be on the permission / paper work part, selecting an anonymous method for the process of rising money.
8. Misc questions and discussions.
9. We are remembering Terry - how he affected your life and what you will always remember from him.
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No.1859
I only had a couple actual interactions with Terry. One time he was live streaming, I asked a dumb question about what kind of hardware you need to run TempleOS on bare metal. I think he was about to go on a rant about how dumb my question was, but it didn't escalate. Another time, I sent him an email basically asking if C++ and OpenGL are for niggers. He actually replied, saying that, as a kid in the 80s, you would have used 6502 assembly to make a line draw. In hindsight, I was mainly just interested in the novelty of getting a response from him of some kind, not really in his programming and philosophical wisdom. I wish I had done so many things differently now. He wanted to help people see computers the way he did, to teach them, but I took it for granted. It wouldn't be long before he was no longer live streaming, and he basically stopped using email after he went homeless. I had no idea how lucky I was in that moment to be able to interact with Terry. I've had nobody in my life to act as any kind of mentor in the field of computers and programming, but Terry sure came close. Now I can either continue to lament all the things I never got to learn from him and speak to him about, or I can go forward with what we have. Terry's videos and the code of TempleOS itself have the potential to be analysed for years to come. It's what Terry left us with.
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No.1860
May his soul rest in peace
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No.1867
>>1857
I feel the exact same way, I wish he never got kicked out. But from what I gather he assaulted his dad and hit the road to escape the court, and his mom was beginning to become senile. I think he ended up by his one of his siblings after being on the road for a while? IDK. I guess he couldn't stay and became homeless… final nail in the coffin. His streams while travelling in his car and dancing on parking lots were amazing. I hope some1 archived all his shit, he had a bad habit of deleting his uploads :|
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No.1868
>>1825
>tfw i'll never be able to call his home again during a live show
feelsbadman
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No.1871
>>1849
lmao i remember he kept calling her the wrong name and she was gettin pissed.
then he banged that tight hobo pussy, bareback and lost his v-card. crazy bastard
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No.1872
>>1856
thats actually a really nice article
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No.1874
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No.1877
>>1849
During a stream in March or April 2017, terry got stuck in a thought loop for several minutes. He was having a back-and-forth hypothetical conversation with himself and "frasier" about random numbers. He just kept on repeating the same stuff, and then interjecting with what Frasier's response would be, over and over again.
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No.1878
When/what was the video where Terry stopped working on TempleOS? Was that right before he died? I remembered seeing that earlier this year, just cant find it now. Did he actually stop working on it entirely then?
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No.1884
Does anyone have all of Terry’s stuff archived? I want as much as I can get before it gets too late.
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No.1887
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No.1901
RIP Terry. Still sad about the loss of this man. He was a brilliant, out of this world programmer and true to himself at all times–even despite a crippling sickness. Not many can claim that. This Anon can't. He will be missed and remembered. Go with God, friend.
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No.1907
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No.1909
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No.1910
It's strange to think about how little I know about Terry, considering how often I wind up thinking about the guy. To be honest, I think I only really learned about Terry a few months before he actually died, but I was captivated by the whole idea of a person committed to the idea of merging old-school true devout honest-to-goodness faith with what feels like the more human side of technology and coding, to the point it felt more like building a monument than anything. The truly unique underdog story of wanting to build something, develop something greater than just yourself for a greater purpose than self-glorification, or money, or notoriety or anything like that, despite a world telling you to the exact opposite. God's third temple was the goal, and the fact alone that Terry threw himself at that goal without question using the only tools he had says enough to me about the kind of person he was. Sure Terry gained himself some notoriety, but it was more due to the fact he was willing tell the pope to go and fuck himself because he loves the niggers more than god, and his general philosophy on life and existence. To me, it's pointless to say he did the things he did and said the things he said because he was too crazy, too honest, too smart or was simply more in-tune with Mr. God than the motherfucking pope, because Terry was all of it, and more. Terry left a lot of things behind on this planet, and all that I can hope to do, at least, is keep posting the funny things he said and did so that others might look him up and learn a little about TempleOS and who Terry was. If nothing else, Terry is a truly powerful character and his story's gonna be relevant for a long time after he's gone. I feel like I missed a good friend before I even knew he was there, that must be why it feels so sad even after all this time.
RIP King Terry, I'll be shitposting in your honor for a long time to come.
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No.1911
>>1825
Terry liked Dune, so tonight I'll open a random passage:
>Our fathers ate manna in the desert,
>In the burning places where whirlwinds came.
>Lord, save us from that horrible land!
>Save us . . . oh-h-h-h, save us
>From the dry and thirsty land.
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No.2139
>the guy lived 2 fucking blocks from me
>only learned about him a year before his passing
>mfw I could've been best buds with him irl
God bless his soul. Miss you big guy.
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No.2140
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No.2141
There's a video called "humbler porn" (Terry Davis archive, 5/29/2017)
Terry says in there this line:
>There's some sexual things that make me aroused, what about some humble things that make me humble?
Simple yet deep, it actually helped me to develop a different tactic on dealing with porn. Thanks Terry, you've been a good spiritual guide.
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No.2174
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