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paintstripper

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    Comment #27318604

    That sounds super interesting, is there a link you can share?

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    Comment #27227664

    I think the large part for me, is that I don't see these tools as useful. regex101.com , the "history" command and Mackup provide these things for me and they are free. How do thes…

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    Comment #25755966

    There isn't one.

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    Comment #25707314

    I'm all for censorship when it's hate and lies.

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    Comment #25214862

    yeah, information. Not disinformation.

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    Comment #21348220

    EE being unaffected (for now) is not the point, the problem is the way this was announced, especially opt-out by default. I can't ever recommend GitLab in companies I work for now,…

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    Comment #21347590

    They won't rethink it, they'll just wait until this blows over then implement it silently. They haven't changed the TOS back yet.

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    Comment #21347568

    I'm not looking forward to GitLab "taking into account" the community comments, then ignoring them and forging ahead with this change.

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    Comment #20092366

    Yeah, but lots of people including me trust Apple with their data. I sure as hell don't trust your site.

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    Comment #18018216

    They should add regex search support first before this stuff.

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    Comment #17910771

    Maybe it's because the process of buying a car sucks. I spec'd out a Shelby mustang last year and then called up a local dealer to start talking to them about it. They quoted me $4…

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    Comment #8807604

    Same here, I've written toy projects and smaller apps in swift, but I'm running into lots of crashes when trying to debug. Not ready for production yet IMO.

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    Comment #6906582

    That's because blocks aren't completely objective-c objects. They can act like them in some cases, but underneath they are still C based. That's why you pass NULL instead of nil to…