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421.
by sigzero 5y ago
Yes, I have seen that pattern too. I hope they fix it this time.
422.
by sigzero 5y ago
Thanks for the answer. On the Python side I think the movement has started to fix the packaging mess. It's going to take a while me thinks.
423.
by sigzero 5y ago
Is Ruby any better in that category? Just asking. I really have no idea and what to know.
424.
by sigzero 5y ago
A motto is not in any way, shape, or form "a contract".
425.
by sigzero 5y ago
Yeah, it pretty much IS unenforceable.
426.
by sigzero 5y ago
You should ask them then. I find that "one-time payment" is pretty specific. Still, $15 is absurdly cheap for what you get.
427.
by sigzero 5y ago
That was my first thought in reading the "JavaScript backend" thing.
428.
by sigzero 5y ago
Yes, of course they can. It's stealing however someone tries to "justify" it.
429.
by sigzero 5y ago
The alternate future where Haskell took off instead of JavaScript.
430.
by sigzero 5y ago
"There was a concerted effort to not only obtain and copy our device and follow everything we were doing, but then also, when it hit a critical mass, to actually put us out of business," That is NOT market competition...at all and
431.
by sigzero 5y ago
Probably "not much".
432.
by sigzero 5y ago
I used to use it and have fond memories of it. I think it is getting a little long in the tooth for today. Maybe I will fire it up and see what's changed in the last couple of years.
433.
by sigzero 5y ago
That's another great UI IMHO. The whole NeXTSTEP experience was a good one.
434.
by sigzero 5y ago
Well there is "Chrome OS" so you're not wrong.
435.
by sigzero 5y ago
Loved it when it came out. I tried the floppy demo a few times. It was impressive.
436.
by sigzero 5y ago
If they were still there, why wouldn't you engage them about a modification you think was better than the original? Everyone learns in that situation.
437.
by sigzero 5y ago
It doesn't look like you can actually get that release yet.
438.
by sigzero 5y ago
Sure, if you ignore what the YAML documentation actually says.
439.
by sigzero 5y ago
I agree. I have never really had a problem reading XML myself.
440.
by sigzero 5y ago
The money sign in the title was a give away but it really should have said "UK Supreme Court's..." to be very clear.
441.
by sigzero 5y ago
Yes, but I don't think anyone does that.
442.
by sigzero 5y ago
Not enough information on that page but...doubt it?
443.
by sigzero 5y ago
I love Tcl. The community is awesome as well.
444.
by sigzero 5y ago
That's Xenomorphs right there. lol
445.
by sigzero 5y ago
That looks amazing. Thanks for the resource.
446.
by sigzero 5y ago
That about sums it up.
447.
by sigzero 5y ago
It did for a while as OLVWM but it looks like any links I find are dead now. I enjoy the clean look of it.
448.
by sigzero 5y ago
That happens on every system I believe. It does for my RHEL boxes anyway. That also isn't the behavior I am looking for so I will stick with "which".
449.
by sigzero 5y ago
This is so true. I shout to the heavens when having to use another editor at work and thinking "doing this in vim" would go faster.
450.
by sigzero 5y ago
Switzerland required ProtonMail to log ip addresses. https://threatpost.com/protonmail-log-ip-address-french-acti... From that article: “The internet is generally not anonymous, and if you are breaking Swiss law, a law-abid

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