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by yetanotherjosh 13y ago
+1 in general except I think you are defining "ownership" a bit too narrowly here. For some authoritative discussion on the nature of "ownership" in copyright, see http://www.copyright.gov/title17/92
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by yetanotherjosh 13y ago
That CL language is only slightly more aggressive in terms of ownership than the Medium terms. All CL did there was add the ability to enforce against competitors scraping CL pages and reposting the content on their own sites to bootstrap c
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by yetanotherjosh 13y ago
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the display:inline-block approach to vertical centering. It's a bit awkward for a couple reasons but it is responsive to dynamic content (no fixed dimensions are required), and it does not requir
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by yetanotherjosh 13y ago
"Turns out it's damn hard to get everyone to use markup correctly, or even agree to common formats" - perhaps because it's damn hard (read: often impossible) to get the intended visual presentation for the majority audie
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by yetanotherjosh 13y ago
At best this is ethical grey area territory. It's disturbing, all and the more disturbing that there are people cheering it on. I hope I don't end up at a party where the consumables have been manually swapped out by clever (despe
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by yetanotherjosh 13y ago
This feature is exposing that my neural pathways for typing numerals above 4 are weak. Jumping 13 lines is so much easier than jumping 7... I have to actually look at the keyboard to type 7k! This will require some training.
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by yetanotherjosh 13y ago
Are you asking the use case for relative line numbers or for the plugin? For relative line numbering, the benefit I see is the ability to move with precision to specific lines without (a) switching to line-wise selection mode during visual
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by yetanotherjosh 13y ago
I didn't even realize relative numbering was a built in feature of vim - learned by reading the plugin source. Vim is the gift that keeps on giving.
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by yetanotherjosh 13y ago
This is kinda life-changing. You have now made the use of numeric count prefixes to line-wise operations actually useful. 20dd for example. Delete groups of lines quickly and with precision, without guessing how many lines are involved.
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by yetanotherjosh 15y ago
The best definition of noise, I think, is sound that interferes with the transmission of meaning or disrupts the process of interpretation. It's really that vague, and depends entirely on context and the people and intentions involved. Any
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by yetanotherjosh 16y ago
Any halfway decent tech team manager or sysadmin should make a very clear company-wide policy against passphraseless SSH keys for developers. Github compares it to leaving your password in a file on your computer for attackers to find, but
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by yetanotherjosh 16y ago
I've worked at places that have tried this trick. It doesn't work - it's always been removed because of real users complaining they've lost access. Several scenarios can trigger it, and probably more. The internet is a weird place. Consider
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by yetanotherjosh 16y ago
A pro/con discussion would need a more detailed explanation of how exactly you plan to implement this. That said, some general advantages to having a permanent user-chosen password include: - The user can login on any client even if they do