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need a hand? man touch


check you SSH_ASKPASS and SSH_ASKPASS_REQUIRE variables


about the same specs as my TV, but 10" less and 4x its price
it’s true, I was montana


it has always bothered me that checkout is overloaded: it can switch branches or discard pending changes in an unrecoverable way.
so, PSA, you can replicate the safe part of checkout with git switch and the unsafe with git restore.
joining the creepy team this year


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it sounds like it could be a blue collar job though, as remote is not even entertained


yeah, can’t take it seriously when they can’t even differentiate your and you’re


a million for a company is not that much though


nope, just look at their username
IME the longer I wait, the higher the chances of an update break something, so I update my main desktop multiple times a day.


Even writing an RFC for a mildly complicated feature to mostly describe it takes so many words and communication with stakeholders that it can be a full time job. Imagine an entire app.


they took their name seriously
“There can only be one type”


to be fair, anyone using a font for branding that requires an annual subscription, put themselves in that spot. I think the reasons would be technical in this case. But they’re basically betting that $20k/y in a couple years couldn’t pay for the efforts to replace it, and I think that’s really risky.


I’d argue that the ratio needs to be much higher than 1/50 to compensate for the increase in risk. It’s a lot easier to lose a handful of customers than hundreds. And this increase doesn’t look good at all for the customers that stay.


I really don’t get this strategy, it sounds like “we’d rather make $0 than $380” to me, unless they’re really the only font out there and paying a designer for 6 months still can’t get the job done.


yeah, and I’d say that discord is even more harmful than github as information goes there to die. It’s a waste of everyone’s time: people helping need to repeat the same things all the time, and people seeking help can’t find shit.
English, duh