as_someone

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   by as_someone 12y ago

   > every Java program is infringing No, for a couple reasons: 1. Those programs aren't distributing the material in question. You, the user, will have independently acquired the JRE. This will have most likely been through non-infr
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   by as_someone 12y ago

   Sure, if Google were happy to comply with the GPL. But they're not.
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   by as_someone 12y ago

   j2kun means the stuff that shows up from TFA when using git diff: diff --git a/octocat.txt b/octocat.txt index 7d8d808..e725ef6 100644 --- a/octocat.txt +++ b/octocat.txt @@ -1 +1 @@ -A Tale of Two O
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   by as_someone 12y ago

   > http://www.sbf5.com/~cduan/technical/git/>--which ... aaaaand HN is busted, and won't update the post when I try to edit that to fix the link. That's http://www.sbf5.com/~cdu
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   by as_someone 12y ago

   Use Mercurial. There's http://hginit.com . Given your comment about "I didn't need a tuturial for Subversion", though, maybe you'll find that inadequate, too. As someone who tried using SVN before ever