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jvreeland
13y ago
I can't speak for absolutely every package but most if not all on Arch will be dynamically linked and shouldn't need to be recompiled. (The new version was released on Arch 3/3)
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As someone who recently transitioned from C to C++ programming with RAII is an incredibly useful tool. In addition to making resource management easier when done properly it helps clarify your code, well worth the minor amount of time it ta
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13y ago
Not without changing the source or writing a new function/remapping the command. What does this have to do with NERDTree?
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Jailbreak detection seems kind of weird. I guess I could understand why a corporation would want it on phones they give to an employee, but how frequently does an individual accidentally or unintentionally have their phone Jailbroken? Does
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I'd assume so. It may not be tampering with evidence but i'm sure you'd be charged with something, obstruction at the very least.
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Yeah but none of the software I blindly download from any source gets run as root.
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He put the time into making it correct, he clearly intended people to figure it out.
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Arch uses systemd by default
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Doesn't the NSA end up using these machines as well? It seems like a lot of work to introduce a flaw that you have work around for you own use later. And if it's a hardware flawu, I doubt even the NSA could demand intel or amd man
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I felt like they were describing me that whole time. I was diagnosed with learning disabilities and told to sit still countless times. Thankfully some teachers realized keeping me in extra circular activities would offset my energy but wh