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Relicensing still can be done, just keeping that file out. (and reimplementing it the same but with new code, if it was really needed for something important)
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That's cool! One I do miss (from nowhere else, I just thought it should exist) sometimes in C is `||=`, and that's sorely missed when bitwise operators do indeed have `|=` (which must not be conflated because it is very differ
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I feel you! That's why the edit I added to the top of he message (which is what I should have said from the beginning). Check the Valetudo's project Readme and website, youl'll notice an attitude that I truly believe is the p
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Yeah I realize. And they're right, it can become unbearable if the project gets a lot of traction. That's why a firm attitude and properly setting expectations must be top priorities. I can only comment on the fact that this alwa
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> FWIW complaining about a free umbrella likely points toward being entitled and unsocialized. Those traits typically make a person unbearable to others. Did you mean umbrelleable to others ? Hah sorry I couldn't resist :)
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---- BEGIN EDIT What I meant between the lines is that there are a lot of entitled people everywhere, FOSS users are just an example of it, and one needs to be ready for them whenever setting up for a public-facing endeavor, be it an OSS pr
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Ouch my fault... that's what happens for reading Hacker News in a work pause while the code compiles >_<
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The warning about death of three SSDs doesn't inspire too much confidence to be honest... do you think it was due to the usage patterns of Proxmox default settings for ZFS? Over time and lots of reading random information sources, I go
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> It turns out the intended primary use case of the crate is to store files inside Rust binaries but still have an API sort of like the filesystem API to interact with them. Unfortunately, that information is hidden away in a comment on
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Funny that we can know what's the center of the Sun made of, but who knows what is inside that bottle! :)
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> To convert the Stream.Reader to an std.Io.Reader, we need to call its interface() method. To get a std.io.Writer from an Stream.Writer, we need the address of its &interface field. This doesn't seem particularly consistent.
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> People expect a map/filter method Do they? After too many functional battles I started practicing what I'm jokingly calling "Debugging-Driven Development" and just like TDD keeps the design decisions in mind to al
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> Only 65% voted So 35% voted the option "I'm fine with whatever comes" so a blanket approval can be assumed to whoever won, i.e. in this case an implicit support for Trump.
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It is Google themselves choosing to prevent GrapheneOS from passing the validation checks required to make GPay work (which is the app that makes the actual payment). Wallet is there, you can hold digital cards, and transit cards, and your
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by j1elo 1y ago
> reddit discussion about a type of bowel surgery Are they really going to register individual topics for Reddit? Wait, > Post on social media website X claiming that content relating to protests has been age-gated due to the Onlin
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Fix cross-organisation "Allow edits from maintainers" #5634 https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/5634 4 years and counting... so if you create an Organization to host your project(s), now
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Now the issue is to identify them. All those types of workers will present themselves as Software Developers (or Software Engineers), so the interview process is not only an entry filter, but a classification filter too. You (as a company,
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> windows just lets apps grab whatever window they want [...] and everything Just Works Not really, as proven by the amount of searches with "Windows 11 disable focus stealing" (and ensuing frustration after seeing that it&#x
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No doubt they would charge $100 or more for just clicking a button and having the equivalent of an NFC writer.
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"User not paying attention" is ultimately the reason for most phising attacks. It happens a lot, and we're trying to solve it as the known problem it is. Everybody, and I say every body are human beings at the end of the day
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I have 531 logins for varied websites and services. Would you enjoy having to change 531 passkey devices? Me neither. But default login flows in all these sites prompt you to use your current device as passkey by default, so people who don&
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You'been answered already about the support periods in Android, but let me add more for you (and others mentioning support times of the system): in Android this problem doesn't exist to begin with. The fact that getting a new web
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If your daughter lived with her mother and you had the day to spend with her, I bet you'd rather take 90 mins round trip to spend not with her, instead of 180 or more? I mean, it's easy to romantizice anything if you go for the
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I agree. But for high amount of trips done in a single day, I'd have to use my weekends for sharing examples, as on weekdays the planning is much different due to work. I also obviously know that traffic is dense at certain times, so i
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I wanted to read opinions about the cost in time that public transport takes, but it hasn't been commented much. Time is precious (albeit not more than a life! that I agree for sure), and you cannot save it for later, so the problem I
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One thing that usually doesn't get mentioned is what happens when someone else needs to quickly use the computer for whatever. Like a coworker helping you to check something, for which I just leave them the controls; or a partner doing
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You know, the current best option is not exactly a 3rd party app but an original app with some patches applied to it. Of course in the end you're trusting someone out there, but hey the patches are FOSS so they can be downloaded, revie
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> it's needing to submit a selfie and ID photo to be verified, saved, and permanently bound to your every single action online. And leaked every 6 months, now including your ID photos and real name instead of an internet pseudonym
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You could access via web browser and try this uBlock Origin list [1], props to this commenter [2] who helpfully posted it a while ago. Or if you must use a native app, on Android use a patched version of YT that supresses shorts from the vi
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Speaking of expressing a UI declaratively, and composition with web components... as a former Qt/QML dev, I always felt like Web innovations of the last decade are just rehashes of the inspirations and ideas behind what Qt's QML s

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