LinusU

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by LinusU 5mo ago
Memory safety has nothing to do with memory leaks, and it's perfectly valid to leak memory in Rust? e.g. `Box::leak(Box::new( ... ))`
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by LinusU 7mo ago
This is super cool! Checkout retrowin32 for something similar but written in Rust and not specifically targeting the web: https://github.com/evmar/retrowin32
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by LinusU 1y ago
Really appreciated reading this! Looking forward to more content
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by LinusU 1y ago
> Although much code can be optimized to get it to run 10-15% faster, if that comes at the expense of legibility then such "feature" get rejected nowadays. Makes sense, and I'd probably make the same call if I was a mainta
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by LinusU 1y ago
Isn't 10-15% faster compression, and 5-10% faster decompression, a very nice "feature"? > [...] doesn't that mean the implementation is just... finished? I don't think that it _necessarily_ means that, e.g. all p
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by LinusU 1y ago
Library authors should only import from `core`, which is used by both v4 and v4-mini. ref: https://zod.dev/library-authors?id=how-to-support-zod-and-zo...
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by LinusU 1y ago
(not the one you asked, but can chime in with some info) This was a long time ago, but the way I did it was to use XcodeGen (1) and a simple Makefile. I have an example repo here (2) but it was before Swift Package Manager (using Carthage i
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by LinusU 2y ago
If anyone is interesting in an example, here's mine: > Based on your GitHub activity, you seem to have a penchant for projects that blend modern development practices with a touch of nostalgia. You're drawn to high-performance
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by LinusU 3y ago
Did you read the article? ;) > From here it’s easy to manually use the TPM to unlock the disk with the Clevis tooling and mount the root volume for hacking (it takes a few tries sometimes, but it gets there in the end): They use the expl
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by LinusU 3y ago
103 Early Hints is "experimental technology" (according to MDN) and isn't supported by Safari and Firefox. In Chrome it's only supported when using HTTP/2 or later (Firefox Nightly support it for HTTP/1). ref:
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by LinusU 4y ago
> I think we need something like this: > 2022-11-23T08:52:02!Europe/London There is a IETF standard proposal, which is very closed to getting finalised, that defines a similar format: 2022-11-23T08:52:02+01:00[Europe&#x
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by LinusU 4y ago
I have >400 hours logged in Factorio, and almost all of that is on my laptop with an external Steam Controller. I think it works great, and play that way even when I'm home with access to keyboard and mouse. The touch controls on th
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by LinusU 7y ago
Hmm, good to know! According to their site 100% of my funds should be covered since they are required to hold any client funds in a separate account which they cannot use for anything at all. https://support.monese.com/hc&#x
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by LinusU 7y ago
I've been using Monese since I moved here ~2.5 years ago. It was great as I was able to open the account in the weeks _before_ moving over, and thus already had a ready to go payment card & UK Bank Account when I arrived!