eager_eagle

the heisenberg operator 😱

I agree, screw them - but watermarking text was never effective and most likely never will

that's a direct cause of how forks work, it most likely predates microsoft's acquisition

Zed - I've been kind of using it for one-off edits, but it's just not mature yet for most languages.

Nginx handles more connections than Apache, given the same resources. HAProxy does not have web server functionality like the former two, so Nginx is the natural upgrade from Apache. Caddy is relatively new, I'm not sure how it compares other than being easier to set up.

at least on my part, what they get from channel memberships (a whopping 30%) I'm sure exceeds the amount in ad revenue they lose from me

I've seen a post today reach -17 in one community and +23 in another at the same time, so don't stress about it

As I understand it, the GUI is for removable media like USB drives. Are you trying to auto-mount a partition?

what you and I quoted comes from the article, and it's true

a problem that is documented is obviously a feature

The takeaway is to not use forks if there are changes you want to keep private.

I don't think you can create private forks from public repos (the fork is public upon creation). This is more like the opposite:

If there's a private repo that is forked and the fork is made public, further changes to that original private repo become public too, despite the repo remaining private and the fork not being synced.