yep. The only thing that's presented as a difference is a regular periodic update cycle, which is not really necessary as Mac security vulnerabilities are few and far between at this point. The other difference is code…
True, but not really a very good argument against the merge.
Steve Albini said it in the early 90s. http://www.negativland.com/albini.html
Not necessarily SF only. Zed blocked me from twitter because of some comment I made that I don't even recall. I actually like him, mostly.
Actually, it explains the trouble I've been having with double posts in my twitter client. To whoever wrote this, Thanks!
a 15lb flywheel. Weight is death on a bicycle. As soon as you take that thing up any kind of incline it's like trying to dead-lift a barbell.
He was actually in 21st place at one point, which, because three drivers out of a field of 24 had dropped out, was last. It was an amazing 20 or so laps.
Nice to see Bram Cohen coming to the same conclusion I did. Having two branches constantly cross-merging is a bad idea, no matter what SCM you use.
I tried these instructions and got bupkis.
I say: "Shhh! Don't tell anyone, then they'll all want to do it!"
yep. The only thing that's presented as a difference is a regular periodic update cycle, which is not really necessary as Mac security vulnerabilities are few and far between at this point. The other difference is code…
True, but not really a very good argument against the merge.
Steve Albini said it in the early 90s. http://www.negativland.com/albini.html
Not necessarily SF only. Zed blocked me from twitter because of some comment I made that I don't even recall. I actually like him, mostly.
Actually, it explains the trouble I've been having with double posts in my twitter client. To whoever wrote this, Thanks!
a 15lb flywheel. Weight is death on a bicycle. As soon as you take that thing up any kind of incline it's like trying to dead-lift a barbell.
He was actually in 21st place at one point, which, because three drivers out of a field of 24 had dropped out, was last. It was an amazing 20 or so laps.
Nice to see Bram Cohen coming to the same conclusion I did. Having two branches constantly cross-merging is a bad idea, no matter what SCM you use.
I tried these instructions and got bupkis.
I say: "Shhh! Don't tell anyone, then they'll all want to do it!"