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Isn't this still a useful feature? You still at least have a better idea of where to look compared to C. With the feature of `unsafe` blocks in Rust you have points of entry to loo…

I think this StackExchange question is pretty useful. http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/107687/what-i...

I think what yason was trying to say is that how it currently works isn't the best option, but neither are obvious alternatives, such as making it a financial investment to send ta…

Ah, great. Thank you. I still find it a bit odd how they have made the connection, especially with a language that doesn't have that much adoption. But maybe that's why I don't wor…

I can't find an accompanying article or anything for this. I'm curious as to why Microsoft would put something like this out? Why make the comparison in the first place? Why compar…

I would imagine it was more of the opposite scenario. Rather than calling your girlfriend when you forget to lock your house, you might want to just lock it remotely.

I have never seen anywhere require "Address Line 2." It's only used as a specifier to the address when there are multiple units at the address (office buildings, apartments, and th…

The major difference I've found is that /d is more akin to *nix symlinks with few exceptions, and /j is an NTFS-specific, local-only, directory link. Links made with the /d option …