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by homosaur 14y ago
Seems like that action would suggest the rule was what he had an issue with, not any particular illumination on his sexual orientation. In fact, he probably wisely decided to go after a group he could claim to be a part of rather than spout
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by homosaur 14y ago
This wasn't even a lady, so that policy wouldn't have helped.
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by homosaur 14y ago
In my admittedly anecdotal experience, long-terms San Franciscans can't stand anyone outside SF period. SF does everything it can to make the experience of visiting and doing business in that city as miserable as possible. 1. Affordable sho
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by homosaur 14y ago
My guess is that they're making sure this works before integrating it into the editor at large. Isn't that the most obvious thing to do with it?
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by homosaur 14y ago
This is part of a larger scheme by Github to get you to start writing text and code directly into the website. This is just another nice, small editor improvement.
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by homosaur 14y ago
well it would be a DMCA violation, so you'd be subject to those penalties http://www.chillingeffects.org/anticircumvention/faq.cgi#QID...
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by homosaur 14y ago
OF's deal is way different than those others though, it was basically a 2 album deal and the label has to more or less stay away from what I understand. Probably more like the deal Wu-Tang signed in the early 90's. Even though Wu-Tang was t
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by homosaur 14y ago
All those guys were heavily promoted by Big Music though, the new thing is that aside from a spot in the Freshman class at XXL (which is probably a huge negative in 2013), Macklemore is almost entirely an internet phenomenon and unlike ever
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by homosaur 14y ago
Aha, thanks for the clarification everyone on this thread.
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by homosaur 14y ago
I'd prefer it to be that they were doing something very improper and not just that they are the easiest target... But that's also what I suspect.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Really, well where is the publicly available code for Genesis then? I'm not saying it doesn't exist, just that I can't find it in Google. Isn't the most basic premise of the GPL that source code should be publicly available? I don't see any
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by homosaur 14y ago
So are we saying for a commercial developer to legally distribute themes and not open the source code they'd have to basically build their own platform ala wordpress.com? Seems like that would basically only be using the GPL as a tool for m
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by homosaur 14y ago
This doesn't make sense to me because the people who purchase these themes are not in the WP organization. What's the difference between literally giving you the source and allowing you to use the source?
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by homosaur 14y ago
So I've read this and I'm unclear as to why Envato and not the other marketplaces and commercial theme shops?
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by homosaur 14y ago
And how would one suggest this be implemented with WordPress?
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by homosaur 14y ago
Ha! Alum much?
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by homosaur 14y ago
Google is ultimately the one who screwed up first, but they've had weeks to fix this and LG does not show a lot of evidence of movement here. Both of these companies will lose out on a a boatload of cash if they don't get this solved yester
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by homosaur 14y ago
For them I think it would mean that they could generate SOPA level pressure on lawmakers.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Isn't that what the entirety of US pop culture is for? We lionize young people for small accomplishments constantly only to tear them down when they cannot meet our expectations from Lindsay Lohan to now Manti T'eo... It seems to be a large
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by homosaur 14y ago
I appreciate this article because this is someone outside the tech milieu bandbox that basically comes to the exact same conclusions as the tech insiders about prosecutorial blindness and overreach.
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by homosaur 14y ago
You're projecting. Most of the comments are about how ridiculous the infographic is with single moms making 250k and looking sad. It's more of a laugh at the elites who read WSJ and think these kind of incomes are NORMAL than about the tax
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by homosaur 14y ago
Haven't been on there in years, mostly due to the fact that as a heavy user, I was getting deluged by spam (less common) and repeat links (more common). I'm sure they fixed this by now, but it's so hard to change habits once you get away fr
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by homosaur 14y ago
Chris Coyier wrote a nice article detailing some of the details http://css-tricks.com/sass-vs-less/ The single biggest difference is in available style libraries in my opinion. I could probably never use Less because my workflow has becom
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by homosaur 14y ago
I disagree that there needs to be one syntax because Sass comes with the tools to convert between these freely. I would prefer people release code in SCSS though. There's a lot to be said for having it be a superset and maintain familiarity
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by homosaur 14y ago
It doesn't sound reasonable though, it sounds moronic. A constitution should be the basis of all law (can someone let Obama's administration know about this?) and therefore should be extremely difficult and rely on vast, widespread consent
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by homosaur 14y ago
By the way, can anyone even document the validity of this COS bullcrap? From what I understand they are either barely growing or shrinking from their peak.
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by homosaur 14y ago
This is disgusting and unethical. I didn't notice the "sponsor content" bar at the top and had to go all the way to the bottom to see the disclaimer.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Well there's some nice 10 cent psychology, but I'd have to guess that the stress of dealing with government persecution for the last few years probably had a strong effect on his mental state. However, I sure as hell don't know that and you
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by homosaur 14y ago
Sure there is mate, it's called "Flash"
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by homosaur 14y ago
Tonx really does provide a product that is passion driven though. Most people are not passionate about new razors or underwear or toilet paper. You're glad to have it but you have little emotional attachment in the way of something like cof

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