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intea

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    Comment #21583441

    But the root cause here lies with GCC or rather glibc and not the language? C++ is but a tool, just like every other language.

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    Comment #20916805

    >in 2008, we announced that we would sunset Python 2 in 2015 More like 12 years by now :-)

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    Comment #20858740

    Can you elaborate here? One of the Ls in DLL stands for library after all.

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    Comment #20807743

    Thanks for bringing that up. Im wondering why they went through all that trouble though. Are there no alternatives to GA?

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    Comment #20633202

    Actually most modern hypervisors allow nested virtualization. https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Nested_Guests https://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-8970

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    Comment #20564062

    Why are empty elements in an array allowed? oO [1,2,,3]

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    Comment #20513816

    A closed source git client, that's almost an oxymoron.

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    Comment #20400532

    If you're writing a hooking library / a hook you should be keeping track of where they are. It's a big hook, that is true but it's also one that doesn't spoil a register and is pre…

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    Comment #20399734

    jmp [rip] .dq 0xCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC works too

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    Comment #20383149

    So you're using their "leaked" or reverse engineered information? That's just IP theft with extra steps.

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    Comment #20382931

    I wish there was something as simple to use as Discord but selfhosted. The closest thing I've found so far was rocket.chat which is only halfway done or Matrix which has close to n…

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    Comment #20343073

    inline syscalls? How would that work?

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    Comment #20343006

    Honestly I always thought that that was an open secret of ReactOS. How else are you gonna achieve binary compatibility with a closed source OS. Of course there's symbols but those …

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    Comment #20323837

    That's very unlikely atleast in the near future due to things like https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/?p=98755

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    Comment #20224424

    The correct spelling is Grammarly...

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    Comment #20163737

    Setting the max filetransfer size to 0 still showed the button and allowed uploading of 0 byte files. Probably just a UX oversight but annoying nonetheless. Not having a simple to …

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    Comment #20163524

    Are there decent Admin tools for hosting your own homeserver now? Last time I checked it out I could neither disable file uploads completely nor remove users from the server short …

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    Comment #20028392

    Since when does simple and elegant mean removing vital features like timestamps and proper loglevels while adding pointless emojis into the log? How am I going to search for errors…

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    Comment #19848308

    The Interview is 6 years old. Joe Armstrong has passed away since then.

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    Comment #19623588

    The WSL processes are called pico processes. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/wsl/2016/05/23/pico-process...

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    Comment #19614103

    Probably just bad experiences with it in the past and the lacking IDEs. e.g. PyCharm makes writing Python a breeze.

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    Comment #19614089

    I'll check it out, thanks.

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    Comment #19613735

    Im not a fan of LUA. The syntax of XMake.lua reads somewhat like CMake but easier to understand. What I'd really like to see is a build system in Python (3!) utilizing objects and …

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    Comment #18910342

    C++ does not have garbage collection of any sorts. Objects leave the scope and are destroyed, however the order in which they are destroyed is not defined by the standard.