Re:CSS in GitHub Readmes
by eyelidlessness on Tuesday December 08, 2020 @07:27PM
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Wow. A little flourish on a GH repo front page (which is also a README, because it’s been both for years) is Black Mirror-esque?
Re:CSS in GitHub Readmes
by pwdisswordfish0 on Tuesday December 08, 2020 @08:47PM
(#25354375)
One-liner strawmanning isn't hard.
EDIT:
> which is also a README, because it’s been both for years
What is this even supposed to be a response to?
Re:CSS in GitHub Readmes
by eyelidlessness on Tuesday December 08, 2020 @09:25PM
(#25354595)
This isn’t worth my time except to say so.
Re:CSS in GitHub Readmes
by pwdisswordfish0 on Tuesday December 08, 2020 @11:18PM
(#25355306)
Right, it was clear by the previous comments that you've figured out that low-effort spurious remarks pay off double since they sap energy from anyone foolish enough to try to address them while costing almost nothing on your end to make.
Re:CSS in GitHub Readmes
by eyelidlessness on Wednesday December 09, 2020 @12:40AM
(#25355714)
Not at all. I responded candidly with my own perspective and you took the most uncharitable interpretation and twice (now thrice) treated me as if I was responding as venomously as you are. I have abusive family and exes for that, I don’t need it from strangers.
Re:CSS in GitHub Readmes
by pwdisswordfish0 on Wednesday December 09, 2020 @12:58AM
(#25355789)
"Wow."
Re:CSS in GitHub Readmes
by eyelidlessness on Wednesday December 09, 2020 @01:05AM
(#25355816)
Yeah okay I’m sorry that I was astonished by that. I don’t know how you made the connection between putting a little style in a README and Black Mirror. You went there very quickly and I didn’t have much to contribute other than surprise. I meant no offense.
Secondly, it's not true. Don't care about the deleterious effects that comes from overvaluing social media impressions? Want to take part in that messed up, Black Mirror-esque world anyway? Take all that junk you're shoving into the README and put it on a real landing page. No one is forcing anyone to link people to the GitHub repo for first impressions.