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I may be one, or not, who knows, maybe only a trained dog that knows how to use the Internet.
A note on subscription prices from LWN
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#163If LWN isn't your exact thing, consider donating to a project you get outsized value from. For me it's neovim, for you it might be something else!
- https://github.com/neovim/neovim.github.io/issues/501
There was no pushback for the toxic behavior from his fellow maintainers, as the team includes both a speaker at a conference hosted by the person the lead maintainer so vehemently defended, and a Palantir employee who proudly displays their employer on their GitHub profile.
FOSS donations are awesome, but maybe not Neovim. I think Vim is a better choice for donations. All of the money goes to helping children in Uganda.
Re: A note on subscription prices from LWN
#164LWN is one of the cornerstones of my very successful career. Starting from the beginning, I have (at least) read through every story and every article, every week, since 1998. Especially in the beginning, there was a lot in each article I didn't understand. I would try to do some digging into those topics. One way or another, just the weekly exposure to absolutely top notch technical writing was foundational to me. W…
Sorry to be that guy, but... Please consider donating a significant amount to them, given that they have been a cornerstone of your very successful career. I did something similar in the past, in relation to Ubuntu, and I never regretted it, even if that money would have been very useful if spent in other ways.
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Nobody has ever asked us to do that; I take it you would prefer a larger line spacing? If nothing else, we can easily add a customization option for that.
Compare and contrast: Existing line-height: https://i.ibb.co/dJc14J7G/Screenshot-2026-09-02-at-08-35-06.... With "line-height: 1.25" on tags: https://i.ibb.co/RkGBQF0D/Screenshot-2026-09-02-at-08-36-17.... on this article: https://lwn.net/Articles/1092229/
It's normal for it to appear denser vertically. Your example of increased line height looks suitable for subheadings, but in no way represents the typographic tradition of its use.