Threads for liss
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They look just like average fonts to me and my untrained eye 😅 But the best part is, once a company has splashed out $5k for their special font, any script kiddie can just grab the ttf with the dev tools
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In other words, there’s no DRM on typefaces, and foundries still do business. Please take note, software vendors and ebook publishers.
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How do i stop the cube from spinning
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the best part in my book
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My favourite is the how do I exit vim issue :)
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That had me giggling as well
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Awesome work to have made the code so simple- how have you done the highlighting functionality?
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Why put the link behind an url shortener?
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Because it’s been submitted before: https://lobste.rs/s/hirkhr/ultimate_personal_security_checklist
OP is a spammer and I regret inviting them. @pushcx, please review.
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I used the URL shortner to just make it shorter, since it is a file in a mono-repo the path is crazy long. No malicious intentions, and I didn’t intend to hurt or spam anyone.
It’s not for tracking (git.io claims not to track clicks), and it’s not because it’s spam, and it’s not because it’s been posted before (the previous post was a security checklist, this is a list of privacy-respecting software)
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Don’t understand how this is even going to benefit them- do they think that people are going to go out and buy an iPhone because of a weather app?
They hardly have to do anything to get people to get an iPhone in the first place. Not everything is about comparative advantage; sometimes it’s about just making your product better so people stay loyal and keep buying.
But is removing the product really making it better? I think I’m missing something here, just can’t understand their logic..