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    Comment #21713024

    The key is that asking for a solicitor is not an unreasonable delay. So the basic advice not to talk to the police holds.

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    Comment #21712912

    Except in a very few cases related to terror or fraud or being at the border you have a right to a solicitor before answering questiins. Furthermore if the police don't allow you o…

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    Comment #21712888

    No the jury cannot hold against you that you asked for a lawyer. In fact if you are not provided with one after asking then the police would be in violation of PACE codes and the p…

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    Comment #21701470

    Nope but someone might anonymously report that there is someone with this mailing address selling drugs...

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    Comment #21692851

    Vim is more of a concept in human computer interaction. Most of the software in the linked page share zero LOC with vim. But they share keybindings, modalness and a general way of …

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    Comment #21680317

    Ironically I would probably not violate a coc. But I won't ever know because I won't do volunteer work in my free time under such conditions.

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    Comment #21680312

    People don't have a legal duty to act unreasonably. In your analogy they would...

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    Comment #21660133

    If we didn't have copyright law then your comparison would make sense.

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    Comment #21656668

    Nope I understand your point. But I disagree with you.

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    Comment #21656243

    If someone steals from another project member or breaks other laws the police should be called.

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    Comment #21655589

    > GitHub's encouragement of sloppy licensing, no licensing, or licensing under only a single version of the GPL, has done terrible harm to our community. > GitHub was so bad for fr…

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    Comment #21655582

    What was happening that the coc helped with?

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    Comment #21655542

    Because reasonable people already know how to behave and don't need a document to tell them. I've never seen a case where a coc improved software.

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    Comment #21655536

    If by intended you mean driving away reasonable people that want to make software not get involved in politically motivated drama and moral panics then yes.

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    Comment #21655508

    It mainly would not exist. Or if it did it would be very different.

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    Comment #21655495

    We won't. You can't force me to contribute to your project and if it has such a coc I just won't.

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    Comment #21607409

    The status was always beta. If a company says their product is beta then you should believe them.

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    Comment #21607332

    Why would someone plan important workflows around a BETA product????

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    Comment #21604900

    If authorized by a judge then yes.

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    Comment #21599023

    For diagrams try draw.io

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    Comment #21578305

    One has to buy an addon to my travel insurance just to transit through a US airport...

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    Comment #21566862

    Also not OK!

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    Comment #21530035

    The biggest most important right is to buy the freehold (or extend the lease). I would rather just own a freehold... As another poster pointed out many leaseholds today come with a…

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    Comment #21521865

    Plenty of other countries only have equivalent systems to commonhold. Personally I value leasehold property as worthless. I wonder how many other people do? And how much this contr…