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by jhasse 7y ago
Btw: In C99 you don't have to declare all your variables at the top. You can also use // comments.
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by jhasse 7y ago
Waf uses hashes, too :)
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by jhasse 7y ago
Sure, I still wouldn't call that "upgrade early, upgrade often".
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by jhasse 7y ago
Problems arise when you upgrade your compiler and a new symbol was added to std::
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by jhasse 7y ago
> Google is an excellent example of a company that does this. Chromium is still using Python 2 in its build system.
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by jhasse 7y ago
Unlikely as Huawei disabled Bootloader unlocking starting with the P30. See https://forum.xda-developers.com/huawei-p30-pro/help/huawei-... for example.
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by jhasse 7y ago
Microsoft tried to lock developers in with MSVC, but it didn't work. Now we have to wait for it to die, so that we can use Clang instead.
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by jhasse 7y ago
No, Visual Studio does notrun on macOS. Visual Studio for macOS is a fork of MonoDevelop.
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by jhasse 7y ago
That's not the default in all Linux desktops I've seen.
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by jhasse 7y ago
Here's you're example with GC: - I have a function that needs to compute a hash so I need to allocate a hash context for it. At some point after the function has returned the destructor is automatically called. - I have a function
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by jhasse 7y ago
s/QT/Qt/ And also it hints that you don't know what are you writing about. Qt works on mobile, too.
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by jhasse 7y ago
Remove "world" from "world wars" and it looks totally different.
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by jhasse 8y ago
You're right, I confused checksum with hash.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Docker uses SHA256 though, for which it isn't trivial.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Wouldn't that mean you need to find a collision?
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by jhasse 8y ago
If I hard-code the checksum, then the base image can't be tampered with at least.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> Checksums aren't anywhere near enough. Why not?
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by jhasse 8y ago
Doesn't seem to be enough, otherwise market share wouldn't be where it is today.
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by jhasse 8y ago
With all the other benefits Chrome has over Firefox (e.g. advertisement on google.com), you'll need to be more than only "not as bad as Chrome".
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by jhasse 8y ago
> However, I think there was an option to have it enabled if you wish to. No, otherwise that bug would have been marked as fixed.
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by jhasse 8y ago
> On Android, the extension support alone makes it so much better than the competition. Firefox doesn't open links handled by apps directly with the app, like almost every other Android browser does. This makes it unusable for me. H
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by jhasse 8y ago
> Frankly, I don't have data who had integrated plugin-less PDF viewer first. Yes, it might have been considerable advantage. Also Firefox's PDF viewer was slow and buggy, while Chrome's (I think based on Foxit Reader) was
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by jhasse 8y ago
> I don't know whats going wrong with Firefox. Pocket integration, advertisement on New Tab page, the Mr. Robot debacle, Google Analytics on extension page, etc.
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by jhasse 8y ago
That's not true.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Seems so. orgmode works in the app, but org-mode returns nothing.
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by jhasse 8y ago
There's the Android NDK though.
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by jhasse 8y ago
One simple reason: No support for OpenGL ES.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Yeah right. We're all just using Chrome because it was advertised on google.com and came bundled with Anti-Virus programs.
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by jhasse 8y ago
It's an April's fool joke. Voodoo 5 doesn't support DirectX 9 so it can't run Crysis.
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by jhasse 8y ago
Because that would still prevent Metastream from working with Netflix ;)

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