SpaceNugget

go to https://github.com/github/hub install hub and run: hub fork user/repo

Uh, you can definitely implement a standard CRUD app with one of the serverless platforms. You can even throw an entire expressjs application into a lambda function with minimal modification if you want.

The person you are replying to knows that. He is saying its funny how if you took both people, and put them in the opposite country and had them commit the "same act" that they had done in their home country they would be fine. i.e. copying cds and distributing them is OK by china, and blog posts about unethical advertising of medicine is OK by the US.

The actual article is at https://www.bigmessowires.com/2018/04/12/thoughts-on-low-lat... The current link is to some kind of aggregator at adafruit.com

you don't need xcape as others have suggested, setxkbmap -option caps:escape does it with just xkbmap.

the point is that react updates the attribute every time you type a character into the password field. So if you have the rules for background-image: url("http://your.server/a"); for password fields that END with 'a', and a rule background-image: url("http://your.server/b"); for password fields that END with 'b', if you type "ab", after the a, the value attribute is updated and the css will request the background for passwords that end with 'a', then when you type b, the attribute is updated again and the css will request the password for 'b's. so you check your server logs and you will have 2 requests, one for a and one for b. you now know that they typed "ab".

Most people in the comments don't seem to understand how this works.

i.e. you don't need to have rules for all possible passwords, just one for each character.

I have never experienced 'chills' when listening to music.

Yes it does, Them using patents that you don't grant them and you being unable to sue them for it is definitely putting the power in their hands.

You should check out Stow, its an already established project that does what you need.