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by merb 3y ago
Sadly not. But between 1.5x and 1.7x a lit of things changed, especially around traits and there is clippy which actually helps. So our functions barely need lifetimes anymore.
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by merb 3y ago
Well maybe we started with 1.5x or so and especially impl trait‘s made a lot of things easier. We barely have lifetimes in our rust code.
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by merb 3y ago
The last few versions made a lot of the lifetimes elided so you can drop them.
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by merb 3y ago
uf. I think a lot of frameworks had these issues. but nowadays its either rejection of the request or handlded like chunked encoding
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by merb 3y ago
because apps do not get credentials, so the token can be easily revoked just for this app. thats why app passwords are still fine.
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by merb 3y ago
Im not sure if you used windows in the last 5 years than. Heck the new outlook is a react native kind of ui.
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by merb 3y ago
Yeah I do not like it as well. Especially since redhat tried to force it on users of CoreOS Container Linux, with a completely new os without any upgrade path and half the features. Forking base worked at the beginning , but was painful and
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by merb 3y ago
In .net async won where lock and mutex does not work (lock is like synchronized, not exactly the same, tough). That’s why most libraries use SemaphoreSlim which would work with green threads. But that’s more because of the ecosystem. I’ve b
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by merb 3y ago
> There's a reason every major OS GUI toolkit is this design. Ehh.. the latest os ui toolkit is uwp which lost to react native (a im gui) and it does not look that winui3 will fix that. Linux has two major gui libraries, both are pr
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by merb 3y ago
btw. I got this error after installing windows 10pro 22h2. So it’s extremely stupid
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by merb 3y ago
Wasn‘t acpi always a shitshow? I remembered https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7279 even s3 was shitty , s2idle is just a „software wrapper“ around a already broken thing. I think the only way to fix any kind of powe
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by merb 3y ago
wildcard redirects are not kommen and the spec talks about redirect validation
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by merb 3y ago
Why do they have this naming… it’s just insane. RTX 5000 Ada… do they just put letters in front or names at the back these days? So confusing and the consumer cards will also be rtx 50xx
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by merb 3y ago
No the sub is not unstable, it’s just the sub is unique per client_id. yeah I know that. We basically do both. You create the account with the email/upn but we also save the oid and than we use the oid for matching. If the email change
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by merb 3y ago
Microsoft basically has no useful sub (sub is only useful when it comes to app credentials for Microsoft). It has oid, but if you want to support n-providers with just a login field and not a sign in with n button, than you have a problem.
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by merb 3y ago
Well the best solution is basically to allow the creation of the account but keep it deactivated so that a human needs to check it. That at least works for things like gitlab or other things were an Organisation signs up. The problem of the
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by merb 3y ago
btw there are provider networks in Europe where you subscribe to a single provider and you can charge nearly anywhere. It’s just that other providers have a roaming fee, which sometimes is double the price, which makes it a little bit stupi
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by merb 3y ago
Some printers do that. Xerox uses their own wsprintwwhich uses http. Why they use their own thing instead of ipp, I have no idea… macOS uses ipp if the printer supports it. Maybe ipp is not workin well over usb
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by merb 3y ago
up till now most ev‘s used 400v there are some with 800v and more premium models do get 800v
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by merb 3y ago
cspell works as a guide, but not as a rejection/auto correction. It’s okish but it does not solve intent. It‘s perfect for comments tough
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by merb 3y ago
Sadly typos in variable names are not checkable that easy
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by merb 3y ago
Actually most pdfs are formatted in a good way and it’s easy to extract text. The stupid stuff is just copy encryption, which is just a stupid feature (because pdf viewers can ignore it) I have no idea why somebody hates pdfs for extracting
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by merb 3y ago
GCP does send mails when you abo‘d them. GCP is not to blame if they used auto. Heck if your loadbalancer sends you headers lowercase with a new http version it should not result in a bug. GCP‘s change was fine. Their software had a bug tha
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by merb 3y ago
sorry but the blame here was 100% on Mozilla. No matter which http version, headers should always be treated as case-insensitive. Blanking anything on google here is just stupid. The problem was nih-syndrome and ignored the http spec.
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by merb 3y ago
Actually dotnet wasm can be further trimmed in .net 8. but for most non rtl people the biggest improvement will be to reduce the locale bundle. Sadly it’s not possible to specify which ones you want. Also it’s not possible to bundle DLLs&#x
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by merb 3y ago
but what’s the point. It’s not that much work to create a unit file and configuration is always better in text form. If netplan would be an api driven tool via dbus or other ipc‘s to drive an ui I would understand the need. But as cli tool?
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by merb 3y ago
I prefer plain Systeme-networkd. Basically you just create a network unit file and configure the interface with it. Basically like network/interfaces, just a little bit more cleaned up
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by merb 3y ago
Actually most wcf code does run on .net 7+ they open sourced it into corewcf. (At least a lot of the things) Webforms however is dead.
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by merb 3y ago
That is not necessarily true. Especially the error handling makes it really awkward to read go code. A lot of languages with an expressive type system do look aweful when looking at methods. But the same thing can be done with go methods. W
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by merb 3y ago
Http Post was not designed to be Idempotent so, basically you either fix double submission or your post starts to be Idempotent, which is basically against the spec (it’s not directly against it, but put would be preferred in that case). Of

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