It's hateful enough to use a mailing list as your bug tracker, it's not like
any good bug tracker doesn't have a mail gateway, but it's extra hateful when
they don't accept posts from non-members so I need to sign up to a bunch of
mail I don't care one bit about JUST TO REPORT A BUG!
I'm
On 21 Jan 2008, at 22:57, Michael G Schwern wrote:
I'm looking at you, TextMate. Specifically their bundles.
Just cos I said hello to you and you thought Christ, that fucker
Armstrong gets everywhere :)
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Andy Armstrong, Hexten
Michael G Schwern wrote:
It's hateful enough to use a mailing list as your bug tracker, it's not
like any good bug tracker doesn't have a mail gateway, but it's extra
hateful when they don't accept posts from non-members so I need to sign
up to a bunch of mail I don't care one bit about JUST
On Jan 22, 2008 1:11 AM, Tony Bowden t...@tmtm.com wrote:
But a few weeks back I noticed that one of their test cases seemed to
have a spurious minus sign in it. After confirming that I was correct in
every spreadsheet app I had access to, I decided to be nice and report
this to them.
But:
Philip Newton wrote:
Ah. This is clearly some novel meaning of open standards process.
I think it's a sign that the SCO-style legal-FUD approach is working.
They appear to be so scared of anyone ever challenging the provenance of
any part of their work that even *talk to them* you need to
Tony Bowden wrote:
Having wasted a significant chunk of last year on so-called open source
license wrangling for my erstwhile employer, I can spew software
license hate all day with only a half-turn of the winding key...
/me turns the key a good three or four times and stands back.
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