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571.
by silon42 5y ago
Possibly a security hole, similar to recent thread on BIDI and related Unicode complexity.
572.
by silon42 5y ago
Central Europe here.. had pretty much a month or two (several weeks consecutive) of clouds/fog last winter -> no solar or wind.
573.
by silon42 5y ago
You can do obvious things, like detect when the user put down the device after the ad stats playing.
574.
by silon42 5y ago
Anything not CUA compatible feels aged... unfortunately, the standard "terminal" keyboard support is very poor regarding this things (escape key is often broken, modifier keys often compose well at all). What is really needed is a
575.
by silon42 5y ago
Or in the future, getting international payments disabled (including most credit cards).
576.
by silon42 5y ago
If you are generating, you should have a whitelist of safe html/css.. Apart from performance this smells of not using a whitelist mechanism (I hope this is not the case).
577.
by silon42 5y ago
Yes, I thought that might be a problem... I guess Rust is the choice for me.
578.
by silon42 5y ago
It's really surprising that it's rare in functional languages. Immutability seems like it should guarantee no cycles (?), so reference counting could be used.
579.
by silon42 5y ago
It would have to be a stream anyway, so you could do it for your program by using a fd=3, like: prog 3<input_args or by using a here-document prog 3<<END args END
580.
by silon42 5y ago
I believe even later, userspace code had to grow stack page by page, no skipping.
581.
by silon42 5y ago
I can easily imagine compiler+linker being able to forbid recursion and statically calculate maximum stack needed. Probably you need to ban general function invocation via pointers... methods on objects could be fine, you just evaluate all
582.
by silon42 5y ago
I'm fine with using tabs, but my tab width will be set to 8... be sure to obey line length limits with that in mind.
583.
by silon42 5y ago
+1 Although I would like SFTP support to avoid moving the SD card.
584.
by silon42 5y ago
So the choice is RIIR or RIIC++ ?
585.
by silon42 5y ago
Still too much magic.
586.
by silon42 5y ago
Could one disable statistics completely? Personally, I'd prefer to specify the execution plan manually.
587.
by silon42 5y ago
with good mainline (Linux) kernel/driver support... x86/64 has that unless they start to fragment it.
588.
by silon42 5y ago
Just like 3.5mm headphone jack. No.
589.
by silon42 5y ago
Actual problem is that you can't (must / should not) write your own client and control your keys).
590.
by silon42 5y ago
Mistake was made when adding Javascript.
591.
by silon42 5y ago
Time to ban/firewall DoH then.
592.
by silon42 5y ago
Why would you assume they are getting all browsing data?
593.
by silon42 5y ago
I had 2x and I wasn't done... and this was a C with classes style project, so minimal templates and header complexity.. A much better alternative than precompiled headers.
594.
by silon42 5y ago
Typically, on a modern Linux system, DNS queries from libc (and everything else) will always query a local resolver (example: systemd-resolved).
595.
by silon42 5y ago
I'd want a mouse/trackball with proper Cherry Blue (or brown, maybe) buttons/keys. Is such a thing available?
596.
by silon42 5y ago
I've already noticed that many cars don't expect cyclists to go 25-30km/h...
597.
by silon42 5y ago
It's good for a trackpad, but I personally really don't like it; it's too big and I'll take a Thinkpad with smaller trackpad, 3 physical buttons and a touchpoint any day.
598.
by silon42 5y ago
you could drop: wireless key, cruise control, gps easily possibly climate control (not needed for short rides, a fan will do), maybe even radio (can always add later) and electric windows I'd buy that car if it was cheaper... I'd
599.
by silon42 5y ago
just do a "pure object procedural" style of functional... all "objects" are immutable (or by value), as are the functions arguments and return values. But within a function you can still use variables and for loops.
600.
by silon42 5y ago
Most useless invention: resealable bag of potato chips.

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