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jenadine
10mo ago
I had philosophy class and we'd lose points for spelling mistakes in our essays. (Handwritten, no computer allowed)
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10mo ago
QML is not JavaScript. (While you can use some JavaScript from QML, the application still have a C++ core. QML applications can still crash. There is no DOM with QML, no browser overhead)
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10mo ago
I'm afraid that's still not defined behaviour in many case. For example, pointer and bool can be initialized with `=0`, but that doesn't mean the binary representation in memory has to be 0, and so initializing with memset wo
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10mo ago
It is the US layout that stands out. The UK layout follows ISO 9995, which most other countries also follow.
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10mo ago
> What's the problem with F-35s? They will not be very useful in a conflict against the US, since the US can basically disable them remotely.
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10mo ago
> Such as? Well, we can't say them. (but it involves nazies, denying genocides, hate speech, and this kind of stuff. It also depends on the country)
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10mo ago
In theory, a process could just return an error for that specific operation, which would propagate to a "500 internal error" for this one request but not impact other operations. Could even take the hint to free some caches. But i
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10mo ago
> No non-embedded libc will actually return NULL. malloc(-1) should always return NULL. Malloc returns NULL if the virtual address space for a given process is exhausted. It will not return NULL when the system is out of memory (dependi
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10mo ago
I'm running my email server on some famous VPS provider, and with properly configured server (SPF, DCIM), I didn't really get any problems sending emails.
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10mo ago
https://rust-for-linux.com/unstable-features#unstable-featur...
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10mo ago
The idea is that most of the unsafe code to interact with the C API of the kernel is abstracted in the kernel crate, and the drivers themselves should use very little amount of unsafe code, if any.
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10mo ago
And yet, the Linux kernel's Rust code uses unstable features only available on a nightly compiler. Not optimal for ease of compilation and building old versions of the Kernel. (You need a specific version of the nightly compiler to bui
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10mo ago
Looks like I've been using an outdated version for a few years. Thanks for the notification.
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10mo ago
I have no idea about tha US tax code. An explanation would be welcome.
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10mo ago
Legal and morally right are two different things though.
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10mo ago
What if one doesn't have a car and a driver's license? > identity is kept secret, Except to anyone who sees your driver license.
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10mo ago
To block adds in android apps, there is DNS66 available on f-droid. https://f-droid.org/packages/org.jak_linux.dns66/
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10mo ago
There is also Slint, if you want another option. https://slint.dev
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10mo ago
I don't get your examples. The rust code you pasted doesn't show any lifetime. The `&f` in your imgui example is equivalent to the `&mut age`. Are you just comparing the syntax? It just take a couple of hours to learn the
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11mo ago
GDP is not measuring what is bought, but what is produced.
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11mo ago
A mom can also take her car in a non-car-dependent infrastructure.
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11mo ago
That's why the article put that reason aside
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11mo ago
Only with OLED or AMOLED screens. (And even then, not sure i would say "a lot")
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11mo ago
Russia shares borders with Norway, Finland, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia and Poland which are NATO.
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11mo ago
If you lose your phone or if it's out of battery, you'll get a free boarding pass at the airport as long as you checked in online before getting to the airport. If you didn't check in before, you'll have to pay a 50€ fee
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11mo ago
The linked article doesn't have that info. But it is in their FAQ https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/lp/explore/digital-boarding-pa... > as long as they have already checked-in online before arriving
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11mo ago
It's "you can fool one thousand people once, but you can't fool once one thousand people". No, I think I got it wrong.
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1y ago
I was (and am still) a C++ person. But I somehow became also a Rust person. I am sure some people felt attacked, but imho Rust has most of the characteristics that made C++ a good language and that's why I "embraced" Rust rat
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1y ago
> my mom just got completely owned Any evidence this was caused by "sideloading"?
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1y ago
> The Software, including its source code [...], may only be accessed, read, used, modified, consumed, or distributed by natural human persons So that means that the source code must be handwritten and never be put on a computer and ther
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