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721.
by guappa 2y ago
> It should be pretty easy to do the same thing in userland with a wasm runtime. Not easy and certainly not fast.
722.
by guappa 2y ago
I don't think it was killed by security, since nobody cares about security. At most companies care about pretending to do security.
723.
by guappa 2y ago
In copenhagen all the internal screens show ads instead of the next stop. It's very useful to get lost.
724.
by guappa 2y ago
I think not having ads at all might be a better situation.
725.
by guappa 2y ago
That sounds awful. Especially since not once the alert triggered when it should have.
726.
by guappa 2y ago
I'm in my 30s and I'm the same. Also the touchscreen reflecting the sun in my eyes is a source of annoyance.
727.
by guappa 2y ago
Well I went to a catholic school in Italy and getting out of class was an everyone or none kind of situation. Going on vacation or even arriving late was very very frowned upon. So, seems to depend a lot on the country.
728.
by guappa 2y ago
My toyota is constantly beeping. I especially love the collision detection that goes "BIBIBIBIBIBI" and the screen goes red saying "BREAK NOW!". All of this happens regularly when I'm dodging parked cars in small st
729.
by guappa 2y ago
Where was this? Because in Italy i've never heard of anyone allowed to miss school for that by their parents.
730.
by guappa 2y ago
Not all religions are about kindness. And the kind ones usually aren't about universal kindness.
731.
by guappa 2y ago
People who don't own abroad property can be corrupted as well. The whole premise is weird.
732.
by guappa 2y ago
Lots of them don't make it to adulthood. I know 2 that didn't.
733.
by guappa 2y ago
And it's not even open source at all :D
734.
by guappa 2y ago
But… it's not open source.
735.
by guappa 2y ago
I blame meta doing sketchy illegal stuff :D Like when some junk food isn't available in my country, I think it's probably for the best.
736.
by guappa 2y ago
Here's a whole movie on various scams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qJuxxUoZRw
737.
by guappa 2y ago
At least the CIA doesn't get it… dunno which is worse.
738.
by guappa 2y ago
Probably a manouver to make them look good but also privately complying anyway.
739.
by guappa 2y ago
black sucks. Everytime you bump version it will reformat all of your already formatted code. If your product maintains different versions you won't be able to cherry pick changes across versions.
740.
by guappa 2y ago
I hear torrent protocol scales rather well.
741.
by guappa 2y ago
[citazione necessaria]
742.
by guappa 2y ago
I think we should not buy anything from USA, while their goal is just to sell us overpriced weapons.
743.
by guappa 2y ago
I think "fine" and "you can ignore laws" aren't precisely identical in all cases.
744.
by guappa 2y ago
The only insurance is using libre software only and dropping them completely.
745.
by guappa 2y ago
> EU small software companies pay estimated extra 400 EUR/year [citation needed]
746.
by guappa 2y ago
Interesting. Does it return both the amount of partially written data AND the error if it fails?
747.
by guappa 2y ago
That's not how it works… If you prove a theorem at some point in your life, and later go on claiming the earth is flat, earth is still not flat.
748.
by guappa 2y ago
My company has 2 teams that use go for different reasons: * Easy to crossbuild and you distribute a single executable (although of course someone managed to pull some dependency that was dynamically loaded and made our CLI depending on a ru
749.
by guappa 2y ago
> make stuff that's readable and easy to manage. So, not go.
750.
by guappa 2y ago
Go is rooted in: "let's make a language with managed memory that still manages to crash with memory errors". They should have hired someone that knew what he was doing.

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