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thesuperbigfrog
21d ago
They should have said "No": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8eP99neOVs
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25d ago
The oath that military officers and civil servants take does not mention the President at all: "I, [name], do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign
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Rust 1.98.0
(blog.rust-lang.org)
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27d ago
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1mo ago
On Android, Termux ( https://termux.dev/en/ ) has packages for the Rust toolchain, wasmtime, and wasmer. This might be enough to run wasi containers, but might not have the sandboxing that other runtimes have.
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2mo ago
One line of my family's four lines is affected. Rebooting the phone does not help. The affected phone sees the network, but shows "No service" error. It seems like some kind of authentication issue?
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thesuperbigfrog
2mo ago
Recklessly discarding OpenSSL errors is really bad and could lead to security vulnerabilities. Calling ERR_clear_error before operations is widely recommended: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/discussions/2
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Rust Commercial Network Launches to Bring Commercial Rust Users Together
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3mo ago
stdx is on crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/stdx But it seems to be a placeholder crate of sorts and is not Kerkour's stdx. It does re-export several other crates, but has not been maintained or updated in a
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3mo ago
Here is a nice setup that works well: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/use-workshop-to-run-opencode-...
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3mo ago
>> Something that I had heard is that it is because Mormons use a different baptism, which is not Trinitarian. However, it seems that it is Trinitarian, although this trinity is different from that of Christians (even though they stil
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3mo ago
Really? What are some major Linux distributions that are only headless? What is the market share of those Linux distributions compared to Linux distributions that have a GUI desktop?
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thesuperbigfrog
3mo ago
Most Linux server distributions would be expected to be headless. "General purpose" Linux distributions (not "server") typically would include a GUI desktop.
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3mo ago
This looks like a really nice feature to see what goes into Rust binaries. This post says that it is experimental, but does not say where it is used. On my Ubuntu VM, it works with bat like the example shows, but does not work with the new
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4mo ago
If you like psy electronic music, there is 'The Mystic Didgeridoo': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbhhLhb3zc8
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4mo ago
Greg Kroah-Hartman has been maintaining Linux for decades. If he says that Rust is helping Linux maintainers to do their work more effectively, that is great news for Linux. I am excited to see the work advance. I was skeptical of Rust unt
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4mo ago
It is also available as a snap: https://snapcraft.io/space-cadet-pinball
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5mo ago
Canonical (the company that makes Ubuntu Linux) has remote software engineer jobs: https://canonical.com/careers/6707824 Their hiring process is a bit strange compared to other tech companies.
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5mo ago
https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Hello_world/Newbie is similar. rosettacode.org also has other tasks: https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Category:Programming_Tasks
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5mo ago
>> should not be rolled out in an LTS edition. The Rust coreutils were first rolled out in the previous release which was not LTS: https://canonical.com/blog/canonical-releases-ubuntu-25-10-q...
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5mo ago
>> Vegetarianism is such a bad label lol Agreed. I was expecting to find AI-generated vegetarian recipes. Actually, I wonder if they would be any good.
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I fear that you are correct. Perhaps if people become desperate enough something might happen, but keeping people divided is a strategy to prevent resistance. It seems like we are sliding closer everyday to George Orwell's 1984. I won
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>> Why? And also: What can be done to change this in the future? Two corrupt political parties that are owned by monied interests thanks to Citizens United, decades without campaign finance reform, and rampant "gifts" and ex
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5mo ago
> if Rust can't do OOP (assumption) Rust handles basic OOP, but not all of the characteristics seen in C++ or Java: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch18-01-what-is-oo.html
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRImYairm1A There is not a good way to "guard ships on the sides" against hundreds of Shahed drones or small seaborne drones. They would overwhelm any defenses and only a few would
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6mo ago
George's personal home page (seems to be a mirror: https://www.bkinzel.de/misc/ghg/index.html ) with the grill lighting video and the TWINKIES experiments (original site gone, but archived: https:/
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6mo ago
Maybe the Ubuntu transition from GNU coreutils to uutils coreutils is going well?
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6mo ago
After working with C and C++ for many years and handling the problems associated with such software, Rust solves many of the difficult problems and makes nearly impossible problems manageable. Rust is not perfect. It has flaws, moves quickl
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Ubuntu recently added a more specific target for AMD64v3: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/introducing-architecture-vari...
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7mo ago
An official response from Ubuntu: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntus-response-to-californi... The email linked here are ideas from an Ubuntu contributor, not an official response.
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7mo ago
> What about all the weapons forbidden by the Geneva convention? Some weapons are prohibited Geneva convention because they are designed to cause suffering or indiscriminately kill non-combatants: "Weapons prohibited under the Gene
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