ref: 778361655065b80021d7b593b0afe2c10fe99eec
parent: efdd6afcd69fbaf04fbbddfc1c754b9d31123ec1
author: stanley lieber <stanley.lieber@gmail.com>
date: Thu Nov 2 15:55:04 EDT 2017
/lib/rsc: It only works when we're in the process of preparing a release.
--- a/lib/rob
+++ b/lib/rob
@@ -382,3 +382,10 @@
I don't think so.
Yup.
Code comments can be helpful with unusual situations like this.
+The key word is simple.
+If I could, I would disallow it altogether.
+I completely disagree.
+I say leave it alone.
+I wasn't speaking metaphorically.
+A nil map is like a regular map but it has nothing in it, cannot grow, and takes zero space.
+We live in a digital dark age.
--- a/lib/rsc
+++ b/lib/rsc
@@ -236,3 +236,6 @@
You are speaking like a compiler author instead of a user.
Just make sure to use an identifying User-Agent line when you make requests from your back end.
I don't want ordinary users to be making choices about "how much debug info is enough".
+Thanks for letting us know.
+This doesn't seem worthwhile.
+It only works when we're in the process of preparing a release.
--- a/lib/theo
+++ b/lib/theo
@@ -805,3 +805,53 @@
If you really wanted it fixed you have the src code.
Please leave here.
Just you, I think.
+That won't work.
+If I see a mail which isn't plain text, I delete it.
+someone in linux land went off the map here.
+only thinking of yourself, and missing the point.
+No, what you want does not exist.
+I said no the first time, and provided a detailed explaination.
+Why did you feel the need jump in? Ichy butt?
+Let's just stop this.
+You just aren't capable of listening to what is being said.
+I'd like my lawn mowed.
+I think the entire approach is dumb.
+There was once a better path.
+Animated sparkle.
+I'm not sure what else you expect.
+Punting stupid problems along forever just gets worse and worse.
+In a decade, what will this mess look like?
+When people push buttons, they will eventually hit something undocumented.
+I just came to the conclusion you are a loudmouthed jackass.
+So go away.
+That doesn't make sense.
+Well the options are: Get involved and do the work, or watch.
+There is no policy.
+Twice the work == twice the work.
+Unfortunately, you cannot really help.
+Learn the magic, change the magic.
+Oh, so you are just some boasty guy on the net
+You own all the pieces.
+You are wrong.
+No way.
+You are showing inexperience.
+No, not really.
+Basically you are saying we should just change everything, consequences and corectness be damned.
+Uhm, in your dreams.
+Not everything in unix is perfect.
+That sucks.
+That is working as intended.
+ktrace or it didn't happen.
+The solution is obvious.
+By the way who are you?
+You come off as pretty uncharitable.
+More complexity.
+I don't think you are listening.
+Shrug.
+I discussed world peace in a bar once.
+Lots of words. No action.
+Or you can go it all yourself. Why don't you do that?
+It is pretty obvious you are only thinking of yourself, so you should go create your own system.
+But we don't need to put up with your demands.
+Adjust your attitude user
+I believe this conversation is over, because you have no credibility.