nullpwr

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   by nullpwr 4mo ago

   You said it perfectly, thank you! I've always noticed that the generation that grew up with smartphones has little understanding of websites, forums, legendary authors, and so on. And this transformation happened very quickly. Frighten
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   by nullpwr 4mo ago

   Thanks for the clarification. Yes, that's right – that's the job of the compiler/parser/etc. I like the C programming language. To be honest, I regret not having the knowledge (low skills) to write my own compiler, or at
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   by nullpwr 4mo ago

   It's difficult to write a law that's "correct" and satisfies all parties. And also lobbying from large companies is quite strong.
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   Search engines and me. Is the classic internet dying? [off-topic]

   4 points by nullpwr 4mo ago|5 comments
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   by nullpwr 4mo ago

   > The language should not let you create an an invalid pointer, or at least warn you when you are doing so completely agree!
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   by nullpwr 4mo ago

   Excellent post. But it's addressed to the wrong people. The problem lies with compilers, not with the language and its specification, or with the creators of the C programming language. Anyone can write a compiler that transforms all u
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   by nullpwr 4mo ago

   Ok. Copy that. tnx
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   by nullpwr 4mo ago

   I'm not sure if this is related or not. But a few days ago, I saw commits from the "future tense" in some repositories. When you read "committed tomorrow" after a commit, it's not funny at all. I posted a scree
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   Secure Boot Certificate Expiry (Windows and Linux)(youtube.com)

   2 points by nullpwr 4mo ago|0 comments