asherah

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   by asherah 4y ago

   why does this article spend so long talking about how memory safe languages don't solve a problem that... they never claim to solve? yes, you can still write vulnerable code in any language. i can't imagine a way to design a progr
2. 32.▲
   by asherah 4y ago

   they all have to use the central auth server, which does the banning you can turn off using the central auth server but it comes with downsides (no skins, no way to protect people from using your username without a separate auth plugin)
3. 33.▲
   by asherah 4y ago

   this smells exceptionally offtopic but if there's no phonemic -ja- then there's no reason to distinguish it from -jɛ- in a phonemic analysis, is there? although i believe mandarin can be analysed as a weird two vowel system if you
4. 34.▲
   by asherah 4y ago

   gen z, neocities is probably the closest; webdev isn't as common of a thing anymore, but the kids who're traumatized the right way out of normal social interaction towards programming and want to do webdev over other paths end up
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   by asherah 4y ago

   > “I’ve said, ‘We can’t go any further with your treatment until you get your phone use down,’ and they just don’t come back,” she says. what? this is really strange in my opinion. sure, phone use can be a problem, but i'd imagine i
6. 36.▲
   by asherah 4y ago

   would highly prefer my car to have seatbelts over "simplicity" and "freedom" if i plan to go over 30mph with it