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butt_hugger
5y ago
Oh shut up fascist.
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butt_hugger
5y ago
Most of the stigma just comes from people on HN. Start by fixing that.
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butt_hugger
5y ago
I mean, I don't think anyone would mind that. Or advertisers for that matter.
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butt_hugger
5y ago
So hot it's almost 20 years old!
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butt_hugger
5y ago
Don't use Tailwind, it's garbage.
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butt_hugger
5y ago
The "subset of people" known as "good developers." Lately they haven't been creating and maintaining web apps because of things like Tailwind.
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butt_hugger
5y ago
Wow, what a moron.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
Doubtful since they have an option for at-rest encryption.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
The reason XML didn't take over the world, and we're left with this mess of garbage for a front end, is because of bad developers like you. Mistakes in the past are no reason to continue making mistakes in the future. From your
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butt_hugger
6y ago
It's really sad to see novice developers rediscover and revisit arguments from decades ago, but that's really the curse of software development, isn't it? Why does Tailwind CSS even have some kind of brand name? It's j
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butt_hugger
6y ago
It prompts you every time and can be configured to have a default option.
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6y ago
You are being transparent. SQLite was developed _for_ war machines, with that as its foundation. The code of ethics is merely an attempt to whitewash its history. The founders are shameful for their lack of self awareness.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
One great feature is that when you add images in FairEmail, it removes metadata, renames the file and other privacy-preserving data.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
Wild that software that was developed for guided missile destroyers has " Do not murder. ", " Love your enemies. ", " Hate no one. " etc. in their Code of Ethics.
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6y ago
We have links to tweets on the front page?
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butt_hugger
6y ago
Unfortunately, GP might have morals.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
How did I know something like this would be the top comment?
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butt_hugger
6y ago
Does anyone use Oberon?
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butt_hugger
6y ago
That is... the definition of malware. I notice that lately people have been moving the goalposts so they can justify things like hidden telemetry as not being spyware.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
$ make jq -j2 -f - <<EOF file1: wget file1 file2: wget file2 jq: file1 file2 jq file1 file2 EOF Could probably make some syntactic sugar for this.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
I find it's more often intermediate programmers who don't want to invest the time in learning advanced tools like Haskell or NixOS.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
Feel free to move away. NixOS isn't supposed to be popular, it's supposed to be correct.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
This is just an uninformed rant.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
Most often yes, but it depends on the gallery. The ones that have the big "no photography" signs are a giveaway.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
You are correct. This is just for Google's benefit, as you can imagine. They are Google, after all.
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butt_hugger
6y ago
Yes. CamelCase is such, you're referring to mixedCase. (The first letter is the camel's head.)