

The most important thing is using Rust, be it only to avoid calls for a rewrite in Rust by people like me


The most important thing is using Rust, be it only to avoid calls for a rewrite in Rust by people like me
How do you think they lost their virginity?


At the end of the day, fish is still a language for the shell, hence not necesaarily readable if you don’t pay attention to that kind of thing. The difference is that the special-character count drops by like 80% and it is actually possible to write something readable. Imo this is next to impossible in bash. Also their builtins are pure love. The string command covers pretty much anything you might ever wish to do with any kind of string.


I would have sold too. I don’t know what he sold for, but it’s probably hard to even imagine having this much. He gave up all riscs and he can still make his new flavour under a new brand if he really wants to.


There is nothing. They hold back updates and say it’s more stable. The thing is, if you set up Arch with btrfs snapshots, which is literally included in archinstall, you already have a system that’s basically unbreakable. (Although their setup is not perfect imo, but you can easily fix that as well.)
Domino’s is ridiculously overpriced in Europe. So much so that I bought pizza there once and then never again.


The worst I could find is that he thinks it would be better if London was predominantly native British, which I don’t think is an out-there idea.
If that doesn’t sound racist to you, I have bad news for you.


You can, but systemd-boot never failed me while Grub did more than once. That might be on the janky distro I used to use, but at least once it wasn’t.


If you’re using GRUB and at the same time live without snapshots, you are playing with fire. And for no good reason.
Should the day ever come where systemd-boot or initramfs break, I’ll just chroot on my main partition, roll back and regenerate. That’s like 3 commands. Easily put into a script for non-tech-savy relatives. Not that this has happened to me in years.


Being a Nazi is not only not banned in most countries, in some like the US it’s explicitly legal (i.e. “Freedom of Speech”). That said, it is (kinda) banned in Germany, yet they are still around over here, because you can’t ban people from believing in stuff.
All a state can do is to try and prevent them from gaining too much traction, and I do not feel like Zionism has all that much tbh. Israel’s recent actions are very unpopulat in the west, even though most people are not even affected by them in the slightest. Many of the people who protest them probably have no direct connection to Israel or Gaza. So what’s the goal of a ban even?
I can only speak for Germany, but here an Israeli sniper and alledged murderer fled the country, bacause he is being persecuted for warcrimes, i.e. the murder of civilians. You also cannot call for the extermination of anyone without riscing consequences. This does not prevent people from being Nazis, Zionists or anything else. It just sanctions them for publicly expressing it.


If a company is good, it feels like home. If a company is trash, it will stress that you should feel this way.


And what rocket or torpedo would you get for 2.5 million? Deliberately using singular here, because that’s about 5 IRIS-Ts or 2 Taurus missiles, which seems like a very unlikely order. Even more so when considering that the government went on record claiming that’s not the case. Would you lie for such a tiny order?
If they did a delivery like that every week, I’d be suspicious
Python is Parsel


Tbf, if it’s a an off-the-shelf drone, there is plausible deniability. That could be anyone’s, even if Russia is the prime suspect


Which, according to the very report that voluntarily revealed this, does not include any weapons or munitions btw.


I don’t think AI generated images are art at all, hence I find it entirely justified to treat them differently.
In case you wonder why, try answering yourself this question:
You want to buy art. How much would you be willing pay for
and why?
For me, this is in deceding order, from ‘quite a bit’ to ‘next to nothing’.


I agree with him tbh. There is no reason for endianness except we used to not agree on a single one. And as far as I’m aware, pretty much everything is LE at this point (when it comes to processor architecture)


That is definitely not true for DisplayPort. If you need anything beyond DP 1.4, the cable market is a minefield. I even encountered a monitor that was straight up incompatible with DP 2.1. Would not work with a new graphics card, while HDMI still worked fine.
I just don’t give a fuck anymore. My approach is nihilism. I do as much as I can (e.g. by donating, voting, not wasting ressources, avoiding factory farming, brightening peoples days), without inconveniencing myself too much. I am trying to be the best version of myself, but I’m also responsible for shit. If the latter happens to change, I will gladly try to use whatever influence I get for good. Until then, the world can kiss my ass.
Rust is an unreadable mess to you because you can’t read it. It has a steep learning curve, but the reward is one of the most reliable and efficient languages ever created.