throwupaway123

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by throwupaway123 7y ago
Extensions were always going to be added. You have to have a usable browser before you can even use extensions.
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by throwupaway123 7y ago
They actually do sometimes AFAIK
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by throwupaway123 7y ago
This is the GitHub repository https://github.com/rust-lang-nursery/
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by throwupaway123 7y ago
This is still a preview, it's nowhere near a finished product. Extensions come after MVP https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/662#issuecomm...
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Graydon Hoare Talks About Security, History, and Rust(thenewstack.io)
65 points by throwupaway123 7y ago|1 comments
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A look at pathfinder(nical.github.io)
85 points by throwupaway123 7y ago|10 comments
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by throwupaway123 7y ago
IMozilla engineers have specifically said Stylo (Quantum Style whatever) would be impossible in C++, because they actually tried it in C++. Presumably it'd be the same with WebRender.
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by throwupaway123 7y ago
The Rust Evangelism Strikeforce only exists in completely inane comments like yours, maybe instead of posting memes you comment on the actual content of the article not the headline?
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by throwupaway123 8y ago
Every project with millions of lines of C or C++ is going to be around the same, Firefox is over 50% as well.
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by throwupaway123 8y ago
>I think the best experience for developing rust right now is in VScode or vim, IMO. Intellij + Rust Intellij plugin is probably the best, in terms of actual usefulness (code completion etc) and stability.
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by throwupaway123 8y ago
>it doesn't leak memory Fairly sure you can leak memory, just no memory safety issues (in safe Rust).
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by throwupaway123 8y ago
New companies can't benefit from that scheme anymore, since 2014 actually. "Finance Minister Michael Noonan closed the Double Irish to new schemes in October 2014 (existing schemes to close in 2020), and expanded the Capital Allow