Sublime so soo superior, it's not even fair. Haven't tried vscode but I understand it's a resource hog.
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Sublime so soo superior, it's not even fair. Haven't tried vscode but I understand it's a resource hog.
Meanwhile, we have rules and regulations. Oh, and bicycles.
I used to think the same but after reading and learning some more, I realized not.
Morally? That is different.
As one grows older, one learns to view things from different perspectives but it could be "dangerous" for young people to rely entirely on what they read online. This is where upbringing has its most impactful role: Family & friends. Online is not family, online is not friends.
I think that is why it got deleted, how can we comment on something we don't have access to?
On one hand: when you load an URL the contents are already loaded (copied) into your device (browser).
On the other: doing it intentionally is not legal, if you don't have the Right to make a Copy.
Tricky stuff. I was considering making the place you save the contents private but then again when you provide this kind of tool you could get in trouble.
Would like to hear what others think about this.
Maybe naming it "archive"? I understand that's how archive.org gets away with it.
Sure, you let some steam out. I understand that but why put in writing?