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I don't think that this is ChatGPT or the user's error, the Unity docs consistently refer to them as scripts: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/CreatingAndUsingScripts.html https://docs.unity3d.com&#
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We need a cops and robbers game where the robbers serve their prison sentence in real time, and the cops have to fill in mountains of paperwork for every shot fired :)
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Restrict CI runners to valid freedesktop projects only
(gitlab.freedesktop.org)
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The PHY (physical layer) turns the boring digital signals from our microcontroller into exciting analogue/RF signals.
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> if I select only one entry the QR code gets smaller in itself Does it block you from taking a screenshot? Maybe you could screenshot it and then zoom in the gallery app.
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Probably the Tweet the OP is replying to. > did no actual work, claimed as his excuse that he had a disability that prevented him from typing, yet was simultaneously tweeting up a storm.
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Background: the original Lena picture comes from the Playboy Magazine, and the model doesn't want people to use it. https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/it-s-time-to-retire-...
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It needs a GNU _compatible_ C compiler. You can still use LLVM's Clang.
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Testing isn't rolling release. Every 2 years, testing becomes stable, and stable becomes oldstable.
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If you are writing C or C++ and aren't thinking about ownership and lifetimes, you have either statically allocated everything or you are doing it wrong.
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> extract fumes from your workspace If you're just doing a little bit of rework or tacking on bodge wires, I think the small fans are enough just to get the fumes out of your face.
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Bing AI "solves" this by shoving search results into the prompt.
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Related and also good fun, writing your own fibers! https://graphitemaster.github.io/fibers/
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LocalMonero is nice, and reasonably active in quite a few countries.
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Our New Off Road Kid Rig – From 'Not a Wheelchair'
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Linux Foundation Announces Launch of the Open Metaverse Foundation
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Archive: https://archive.is/LDjmt
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Renesas RL78/G15 8-bit MCU is offered in a 3x3mm package
(cnx-software.com)
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Maybe the title could be shortened to "Care is needed to use C++" :-). While it's certainly possible to create high quality software with C++, there are a lot of traps (like this).
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ESP32-P4: High-Performance MCU with Numerous IOs and Security Features
(espressif.com.cn)
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gold is dead. lld (which the author of mold also contributes to) is adopting some of the ideas from mold.
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> The EsPiFF V3 will bring the following > an RP2040 IO-processor additional to the ESP32 It's a shame that the RP2040 doesn't have a good low power sleep mode. Not really appropriate for battery powered applications.
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They'll be banned from driving after the smart cruise control veers into a cyclist.
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Tesla Semi: Delivers Failure
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> - Make some more meaningful open source contributions What kind of project are you planning on contributing to? I keep telling myself that I should contribute to some Linux desktop project, but the problem I have is that everything see
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> the language toolchain is still a singleton. You can't easily use multiple C++ compilers in the same build. This doesn't feel like a language limitation If you're still struggling with this, a solution is to use External
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There's sqlite-mode, try it with M-x sqlite-mode-open-file :)
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The prices listed in the article are for buying a single chip. If you're buying in the thousands by the reel, many suppliers will sell you them for less than half the one-off price.
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I'm not so sure about learning. I think that you're mostly just learning how to administer an Arch Linux system. After using and contributing to Gentoo for a few years, I don't think I could confidently explain how all of the
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Foxconn builds products for many vendors, but its mud sticks to Apple (2012)
(macworld.com)
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