Re:Three Middleman Hacks We’re Using On This Site
by sgdesign on Monday January 27, 2014 @02:20AM
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Oh, I hadn't thought about the potential for confusion! Curious to know if that's how most people will parse it…
Re:Three Middleman Hacks We’re Using On This Site
by adrianpike on Monday January 27, 2014 @02:36AM
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Same. I got super excited to learn about some fresh MITM goodness. Middleman looks interesting as well, though. :)
Re:Three Middleman Hacks We’re Using On This Site
by ics on Monday January 27, 2014 @02:28AM
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For some reason I read it as "Mediterranean" first, but by the time I got the visual buffet of Mediterranean dishes and trying to cope with one hacking such a thing, I also began to see it as MITM hacks.
Re:Three Middleman Hacks We’re Using On This Site
by ckannan90 on Monday January 27, 2014 @02:26AM
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I read it exactly the same.
Re:Three Middleman Hacks We’re Using On This Site
by westi on Monday January 27, 2014 @02:24AM
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It is how I parsed too.
Re:Three Middleman Hacks We’re Using On This Site
by yaddayadda on Monday January 27, 2014 @07:12AM
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Another person thinking it was about MITM.
Re:Three Middleman Hacks We’re Using On This Site
by aabalkan on Monday January 27, 2014 @04:47AM
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Yes, me too. God, why does anyone pick a project name like that?
Re:Three Middleman Hacks We’re Using On This Site
by stdbrouw on Monday January 27, 2014 @06:30AM
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It's really only confusing in this particular context, or to be precise, this particular sentence. Similarly, "Metropolitan Transportation Authority Invests Heavily in Rails" doesn't really make "Ruby on Rails" a particularly confusing project name.
Re:Three Middleman Hacks We’re Using On This Site
by toddmorey on Monday January 27, 2014 @08:48AM
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Well, to be fair, Middleman translates authoring files (sass, yaml, haml, etc) into ready-to-publish static assets. It can also be wired to liveroad so that it instantly updates what you see in the browser. In that workflow, the name really makes sense to me.
Risky click!