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SELinux Coloring Book (2020) [pdf]
(people.redhat.com)
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> the developer who should know the application better than the systems administrator On the other hand, the administrator knows their system better than the developer. There could be certain network connections or file paths that you wa
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nequo
2y ago
To be fair, it brought not only cringe, also autocomplete on steroids. The architecture is good at applications that need pattern recognition.
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2y ago
You could probably build a mirror with `wget -r` without writing a crawler.
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Pre-Pooping Your Pants with Rust (2015)
(cglab.ca)
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Undefined behavior in C is a reading error (2021)
(yodaiken.com)
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2y ago
> If you include boost (which, admittedly, is a heavy dependency, but still a single one) Then in principle, we could curate a set of useful Rust crates, treat the set as a single dependency, and be on the same page as C++ with Boost.
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2y ago
I don't think that you violated any guidelines. I think that the downvotes for your parent comment are only an expression of disagreement with what you propose. If I can suggest, don't take it personally. Turning `'` into `li
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Wayland Maker – A Wayland Compositor Inspired by Window Maker
(github.com)
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Is AutoHotkey like Emacs keybindings and hooks but for the whole OS?
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2y ago
Coreboot helps with it but not for all hardware. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coreboot
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The problem is that neither Linus nor the other prominent maintainers will live forever. C was the right choice in 1991 but today the landscape is different enough that its shortcomings, for the younger generations, are painful to ignore. S
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That will be a long wait. It’s been decommissioned in the US and many other countries have either also done it or are in the process: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3G#Phase-out
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Is it harder to understand than when to put lambda: in Python code?
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Rust's Ugly Syntax (2023)
(matklad.github.io)
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New innovations in credit cards (1985) [video]
(youtube.com)
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Thank you, I’ve been looking for an explanation of this. So Mono is useful to Wine because its users care more about licensing and running legacy software: Mono is free software and an acceptable runtime for pre-.NET 5.0 stuff.
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I’m a Unix person and I know nothing about Windows Server. How has PowerShell made it less competitive?
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In what way is it wild? How is the Canadian version different than what you get in the US?
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Or: it’s called human “resources” not human “beings” for a reason.
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This is irrelevant to the example cited by Hopper. If you have a large log, you don't have time to breed a larger ox. You need to solve the problem with the oxen you have.
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> labor violations The NLRB will work to represent your interests. They are doing their job. Go to them if you have a dispute to resolve.
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> will be more or less identical What could cause differences between the bootstrapped rustc and rustup’s?
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This wiki page raises some good points, for example, the stateful nature of some of the APIs: Instead of returning a data structure of the match results (eg from a call to match-string), the match results are mutated in global memory an
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It is true that macOS is a bad example here because it is not using a Linux kernel. But Apple also names operating systems that use the same kernel different "OSes": iOS and iPadOS share a kernel with macOS, and for all I can tell
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The burnout that you’re pointing out is a sign that it is work. People who play video games competitively often go through burnout: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/esports-burnout-in-video-gaming... So I think about it as
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Gem versus Windows – Battle of the GUIs (1986) [video]
(youtube.com)
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Anoke v. Twitter, Inc.: Rule 7.1. Corporate Disclosure Statement
(courtlistener.com)
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You can get newer kernels in Ubuntu LTS too. It’s called the hardware enablement stack: https://ubuntu.com/kernel/lifecycle
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Firefox about config privacy tweeks
(wiki.mozilla.org)
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