grapjas

Stop it with the smileys.

Interesting stuff, and I like the writing style.

I do the same for various other git commands, such as git checkout ('gc').

The only problem is that this breaks git tabcomp. Haave you (or anyone else) dealt with this?

Yes! Usually it's not a problem, but every now and then relativenumber really kills performance.

The last time I noticed this was with valgrind logs; and I have no idea what exactly is causing it (amount of lines doesn't seem to be it).

Thankfully it's perfectly usuable for day-to-day editing. Binding :set rn! to a key circumvents this problem well enough.

Doesn't this already exist? Multiple times?

Oh well, obvious 'exploit'. Wondering how Y! will react. They must've forseen this, right?

Not to mention the names of his scripts are the best

Wish there was one in my area

>But I returned to LB as a better programmer.

In what way? (Not meant to be accusing, just curious)

But not because of technical reasons. See: Steam.

AV/firewall software already exists for linux. I don't really see how it would change muc, aside from popularity.

I doubt the situation is better now than if he had simply ignored the joke.

4) Kernels sound better after they've been worn in a bit. Don't expect your newly built 2.4 kernel to have that warm sound until you've run with it for a few weeks, but for a really classy sound here's a trick: compile the kernel and then put it somewhere safe (ext2 partition, obviously) to mellow for a month and then boot into it at the last minute before you start recording an important session. Your clients will thank you.

This is a joke, right?