Martin Pool

Just to stay on topic with the actual checklist: * There is a word of warning about Tor, which is good, but it doesn't mention hostile exit nodes, which have...

> i think we'd agree that digital trust is a pipe dream, so whether it's a vpn, tor, etc., nothing can be trusted We do. It's all a question of...

> With Tor, malicious exit nodes are very limited in the damage they can do when the user is visiting any HTTPS site. I personally would still worry about a...

Thanks for linking to the issue in #64, @matkoniecz. The new text still has > For increased security, route all your internet traffic through the Tor network. which, personally, I...

I see that [`f64::recip`](https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/primitive.f64.html#method.recip) gives `inf` ([run](https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&edition=2018&gist=1268c477132311998ff89986f685b8a9)) so it seems like it would be nice to be consistent with that, or at least to have one method that is consistent.

See also https://github.com/docopt/docopt/pull/46 proposing to add this to the Python implementation, and apparently rejected. To me the implementation there is a straightforward way to write it: a repeated item can...

I respectfully disagree: you don't need to resolve those cases because nobody wants to use them, because they are inherently ambiguous to a human reader, in a way that cp...

One possible rule is the one I gave above, restated to be more unambiguous as: > a command containing repeated or optionals item can optionally be terminated by a fixed...

You could reasonably say that the optional arguments fill up from the left, as they do today if there is no trailing required arguments. This is the same rule that...

I actually installed `broot` on this machine the other day without `--locked` and it worked. I tried `--locked` on lfs and I do get this warning: ``` Installing lfs v2.5.0...