partkyle

> Like, if I'm severely allergic to peanuts, then I take reasonable steps to avoid them, such as not patronizing a restaurant that uses peanuts in its food.

What if someone made you a sandwich and didn't tell you there were peanuts in it with the intent of causing a reaction? Eating the sandwich could have been avoided, but you wouldn't know that until you took a bite.

In the article the author mentions that it's due to the null assignment in the first line of the `coerce` method.

Look for the "Thanks, NULL!" section near the bottom.

> A student should be able to browse for information on depression without their principal knowing it, a dissident should be able to research how to avoid national firewalls without their government knowing it, and anyone who damn well pleases should be able to read whatever they like without their ISP knowing it.

If you just redirect all of the http traffic this isn't entirely helpful to these people. The original request is sent in clear text and redirected.

There is a recent update on android that is fantastic. An overlay will appear on any app requesting a password, including the browser.

It's actually better than integration with a computer.

solarized light

http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized

I thought the same, but their meta tag doesn't point to /humans.lol

It points to http://humanslol.org/images/lolicon.jpg

But after the one at SeatGeek, I was disappointed.

let g:ctrlp_by_filename = 1

I found this in the help docs.