You don't understand these zealots. They will crawl your entire online presence, from Twitter to Reddit to Facebook, and use everything against you.
That's the scary thing. He left it on social media and they went out and found it and used it against him. I 1000% agree with how you feel about it but this is a big issue when people go looking for someone's faults in their personal lives or past to try and publicly ruin someone's reputation.
But for real talk - I prefer tabs. They feel cleaner and you don't have to count. It's just one button and you're done. Who want's to push spacebar that many times?
Re:Open Letter to the Linux Foundation
by mrburton on Saturday November 09, 2019 @04:22PM
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Now I'm going to find your github account and comment on every line of code that has a tab! lol
Take back the tab comment and we'll be okay! ;)
As IT becomes bigger, it inevitably attracts politics. Linux plays a big enough role in our society to attract all sorts of evil people. If you own a gold mine, you also need an army to protect it.
Re:Open Letter to the Linux Foundation
by anon9001 on Saturday November 09, 2019 @03:34AM
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It's always had politics. It just used to be run by communists, anarchists, and libertarians. Then money got involved, and now it's run by social justice warriors.
Re:Open Letter to the Linux Foundation
by Skaruts on Saturday November 09, 2019 @03:09PM
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Well, then maybe people ought to disregard it when someone is wearing a MAGA hat, or bringing politics up in any other way. Because not doing so will only lead some people to do it more often just to spite them.
If it has no effect, people stop doing it (same applies for overt racism, actually). If you want politics out of IT, then just ignore it. That's what they should've done, instead of calling it into everyone's attention like they did.
I personally love building, coding, etc. I rather watch two people argue about emacs vs. vim; I vote vim. Or spaces vs. tabs; I vote spaces.
Remember the days when you could sit at work building something for your customers without having to hear about someone's political or religious views?
Pro Tip: Treat politics and religious like bedroom talk. Keep it out of the work environment. Leave it for the bar/pub, with your friends or on social media.
Now real talk - tabs vs. spaces? ;)