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Do they really need the code to clone the UI? I'd be more worried about the suggestion system.

Who is going to complain if someone uses TrueCrypt's name? Can anonymous people retain copy rights over their work?

(psss, they were just trying to be funny)

So if I replace coreutils with this on my Linux box, I won't have to call it GNU+Linux anymore?

I guess there's no problem if people just use them together and obtain the results without redistributing both together.

With all these blockchain based permanent storage service the question that always comes to me is: What happens when someone uploads Cheese Pizza? What about copyrighted content?

Or you could, you know, use a more popular language.

Are you on a mac? I just tried and the close button is on the right.

Mostly, what you need to become a "Python 3 expert" is learning the Python 2 __future__ module. Use it for a while, then the switch will be seamless, intuition-wise.

What popular third party libraries don't have a port and don't have one planned for the next 5 years python 2 will be around?

I wonder if it is that BO is really gone or is it just that you don't notice it anymore.

I think the point is they can port the code back to ABP so it can benefit from it. It's not a competition.

I don't think it's meant to replace the status quo but to add a way to keep repositories that the status quo would refuse to host themselves.

He wants them to care.

At least as feasible as a feature-compatible flash replacement.

Whenever I see a panel on the left of some main content I expect it to do something to that content.

Perhaps the problem is that the Dribble side feels like the main content for the page. I mean, you can even hide the left panel to let the "main content" take over the whole screen!

But what if the patent itself is a slight variation of a more general and public notpatent?

Why nobody is showing concerns about her to the USPTO? Do US Government agencies have any politics about the general public concerned with the work of the individuals working there?

What about other examiners?

I don't think streaming can beat having the actual files on disk (and owning them). Specially if you like listening to high quality flac instead of lossy compressed music.

But those are both public

Your Digital Ocean link doesn't work, the double // after the domain seems to be the problem.

So what's a good alternative to AdSense?

The command decorator is nice, but the group decorator feels wrong, why create a function that does nothing just to decorate it? I'd rather use `cli = click.Group()`.

`result = [i * i for i in v]` looks much more readable to me.

What if you need to square every other element? copy_if and transform then don't look so pretty anymore. `result = [i * i for i in v if i % 2 == 0]` is still more readable.

What if you need to do something else and you don't know if there is a transform like function for it?