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To be fair, thats a problem with the way browsers render anything inside the <pre> tag. If anything, it is an example of what people should do, not force unnece
by uxp 16y ago
To be fair, thats a problem with the way browsers render anything inside the <pre> tag. If anything, it is an example of what people should do, not force unnecessary restrictions on the way they write text. Lest you might end up with:
> This is a short paragraph that I am quoting that
> someone
> else sent to me.
- lallysingh 16y agoIndeed. We can fix all these systems... or stay at 72 columns.
- chc 16y agoOr door 3: Let bad software stay bad, use good software instead and format our text naturally. If somebody chooses to use software that can't wrap text, that's fine for them personally — but I shouldn't have to deal with their artificial limitations.
- pjscott 16y agoEmacs has spoiled me. As soon as I saw your post, I felt a weird tingling urge to press M-q and fix it.