In '98 I uploaded an index.html for a subsection of the corporate site to the root, squashing the corporate home page in the process. We didn't have any source control or backups. I had a colleague who had the page open, and I was able to copy the code from his browser. Learned a lot that day!

Haha, oh my god.

> I had a colleague who had the page open, and I was able to copy the code from his browser. Learned a lot that day!

ha, I can almost see the situation as if I'd happened in my old office. Now imagine doing that with a Typescript SPA bundled using web pack :)

I'm not criticising SPAs or the modern web stack in whatever flavour you choose (there are pros and cons to abstractions), but I still do miss the ability to just browse the page code, the web being more open in that regard.

We're sorry? start by changing this

https://github.com/kiteco/atom-plugin/blob/master/LICENSE

Copyright (c) 2017 Manhattan Engineering, Inc - All Rights Reserved

Reproduction of this material is strictly forbidden unless prior written permission is obtained from Manhattan Engineering, Inc.

From "Update LICENSE" (2017-01-13) https://github.com/kiteco/atom-plugin/commit/fc1b1ab6efafcd4...

> -The MIT License (MIT)

> +Copyright (c) 2017 Manhattan Engineering, Inc - All Rights Reserved

> -Copyright (c) 2013-2016 Kite & contributors.

> -

> -Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy

> [...]

IIRC this is perfectly legal with the MIT license. But legal doesn't mean community friendly or a good idea.

Edit: Ups. I forget:

> -The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all

> -copies or substantial portions of the Software.

11. Write drunk; edit sober. - Ernest Hemingway

Legend has it that Bill Joy created Vi while on LSD, or at least came up the the idea...

I'd like an invite as well please :)

I didn't read the article, but love the mouse effects outside of the content area :D

The Firefox on my work desktop (7, Linux) slows to a crawl on that site, I suspect it's because of the doodle effect. Annoying gimmick, sorry.

Firefox canvas performance is a joke. You should upgrade to Chrome.

Firefox (10, linux) performance is fine for me; it may be his browser version or something else.

Works fine on my own machine (13, Linux). But that doesn't help people who are stuck on machines where it doesn't. I suppose the code could detect low frame rates and reduce quality or shut down?

Harmony.js: There you go > http://mrdoob.com/projects/harmony/

Although, I don't find harmony.js a very nice way sorts.