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by benjy1 14y ago
python one works fine for me. I tried tar xf on a zip file and it didn't work?
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by benjy1 14y ago
Good suggestion, it's definitely something we are on the fence about. I think "Alias" is better but it also made some of the copy sound a little confusing.
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by benjy1 14y ago
Yeah that's me.
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Memory profiling in Chrome dev tools(plus.google.com)
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by benjy1 14y ago
Comments already exist. You can comment while logged in and viewing an alias. You can use them to post alternatives for now. This is something that will be considered as a new feature though in our next sprint.
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by benjy1 14y ago
Good suggestion. I just added it to the full page view and will consider adding it throughout the site in the next sprint.
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by benjy1 14y ago
Editing aliases could cause a security issue. Eg if someone is using your alias and you edited it to be malicious. We're planning on having private aliases which will be editable. If you have a alias you want editing then send us an email f
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by benjy1 14y ago
Nope feel free to create another alias. Aliases can be voted up or down so eventually over time the best ones will rise to the top. Also if you want it on your profile just add it. We did think about this and plan on adding private aliases
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by benjy1 14y ago
We only launched this morning so they're all very new. We do have a voting feature on the full page view so we're hoping the poorer aliases sink over time. We also intend to make the voting more prominent.
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by benjy1 14y ago
You can use the second command on your profile page. source <(wget -q -O - "$@" https://alias.sh/user/7/alias ) This will source it every time you login. Otherwise you could easily put the first command on your profile in a cronjob to