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kivikakk

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    Comment #48316594

    Or “belt-and-braces”. What the fuck.

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    Comment #42691568

    Consider Forgejo: https://forgejo.org/ .

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    Comment #18661184

    Something very, very different to everyone else, it would seem.

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    Comment #15381997

    Your browser prefetch probably already did the DNS lookup anyway.

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    Comment #14077338

    10% of a very potent dosage is hardly homeopathy.

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    Comment #13882917

    In general people have come to expect that hitting return once in a comment field on GitHub will produce a newline, having been the case for many years, so we try to preserve that …

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    Comment #13873899

    As of this announcement, file backed content _does_ use GFM (try a table!), but not the `hardbreaks` option.

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    Comment #13872382

    GFM itself leaves that line unchanged because we don't actually change that option in our implementation — the reference implementation `cmark` (which we built upon) supplies the "…

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    Comment #13872363

    Right here: https://github.github.com/gfm/#strikethrough-extension- :)

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    Comment #12929617

    > So why haven't Github, Shopify, Twitch, Groupon or others pour any resources in ? GitHub does; Tenderlove works on Ruby there!

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    Comment #7896711

    > I am not going to read Techcrunch article about [mental health]. Then: > Mental health is a subject that doesn't get attention in any facet of American culture. ???

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    Comment #7788681

    Major (consumer) ISPs in Australia offer native dual-stack.

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    Comment #7771509

    It seems disingenuous to describe ";" as a "comment macro". It's not a macro, it just causes the reader to ignore characters until EOF, \r, or \n. ( https://github.com/clojure/cloj…

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    Comment #7678937

    Neither in Australia.

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    Comment #7557342

    http://golang.org/pkg/crypto/subtle/

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    Comment #7491723

    Your account is dead.

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    Comment #7390050

    > the subset that it optimized for would still be C This doesn't mean to imply the subset is the entirety of C; it means the subset is part of the definition of C — just like you c…

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    Comment #6909024

    Fuck that noise. It's representative of a shit state of affairs when 'mastery' of one particular language is necessary to gain respect among fluent speakers. No respect for those w…

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    Comment #6879459

    Or .MUM?

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    Comment #6879457

    There are a couple: https://www.google.com.au/search?q=site%3A.museum

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    Comment #6879453

    One reason: there can only be so many root nameservers, which are capable of only so much traffic. Additional layers help keep DNS decentralised.

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    Comment #6385263

    Usually, "transgendered" is not preferred by trans* people themselves. It sounds awkward. For a transgender person, one's gender is always what it is; it's just the body that might…

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    Comment #6380269

    Hint: if you leave off the word transgender, it should still describe who they are; Audrey's a woman. Audrey's transgender. Audrey's a transgender woman.

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    Comment #6320484

    It's probably just be the circles you travel in, but to me it wasn't jarring whatsoever. (I use the singular they in any case when I'm referring to someone whose gender I don't kno…