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"What will happen if im an asshole" -- that's the first time I've seen a URL anchor like that! https://rawgithub.com/#what-will-happen-if-im-an-asshole https:/
by shared4you 13y ago
"What will happen if im an asshole" -- that's the first time I've seen a URL anchor like that!
https://rawgithub.com/#what-will-happen-if-im-an-asshole https://rawgithub.com/#what-will-happen-if-im-an-asshole
- derleth 13y agoI think the author should warn people "If you're a big enough asshole, I will make your website look amusingly awful and submit it to Reddit and Hacker News." Making someone look like a complete idiot in public can be a powerful disincentive.
- juandopazo 13y agoIt has happened, but the result was a more polite alert() box in a hompeage and it wasn't posted anywere.
- rgrove 13y agoActually, it was an alert() box plus evil.js, which overwrites lots of native JS functionality to intentionally cause weird bugs. The idea is to make it impossible to ignore so abusers will stop their hotlinking. I'm not really interested in shaming anyone, though. I think it's usually just a simple mistake where someone was lazy and didn't bother reading all the caveats.