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Comment #24843849
There seems to be a taxation agreement between Canada and India - https://www.treaty-accord.gc.ca/text-texte.aspx?lang=eng&id=... Read article 23 - the elimination of double taxati…
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Comment #24843758
Can't say much without knowing the specifics such as, what are the 2 countries, and if this is company to company relationship or company to you individually relationship. There ar…
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Comment #24085340
Netflix has interactive videos with multiple story path choices which is by definition a kind of game. In this context it is the same as a game streaming service. So they have alre…
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Comment #24085052
I understand that you end up with a skinned webkit and JavaScriptCore - A few years ago I wrote bindings for JSC for a mobile game engine so that you could invoke native code from …
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Comment #24076078
By this logic - safari/firefox/chrome should not be allowed as an ios app because you can't review the usability of all the games on various websites that run within the browsers.
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Comment #22122602
https://github.com/actix/actix-web/issues/1289
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Comment #19173232
> Maybe we could later exchange X with something that only sends bitmaps? Can we call the followup Wayland because that is the only way to go :)
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Comment #18633807
More generally with OSS I have found that it mostly depends on the level of contribution. There are usually some trivial tasks around docs or simple items that can be done with min…
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Comment #18153536
> Never, ever disable notifications. Notifications are the only way the user has to cross-check that the agent actually did the thing they were supposed to do, and only that thing.…
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Comment #16526447
I tend to ignore both gcc and MSVC. Clang is really good at bootstrapping itself with this setup even when cross compiling without any real complexity. Without diverting into a cma…
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Comment #16525622
Updated the comment to reflect this. :) Thanks for all the good work. Will ping you when I move onto that stage for support.
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Comment #16525513
mingw-w64 llvm maintainer/developer here. Over the past 2-3 years, with great help from a few other LLVM devs I have slowly pushed for native clang support for mingw-w64. With the …
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LFIN's Ziddu.com the no TLS, http only commodity coin exchange
LongFin Corp, jumped to $129~ intraday today on the NYSE from IPO of $5~ last week, on the basis of acquiring a commodities bitcoin exchange ziddu.com. ziddu.com has no tls cert, s…
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Comment #15803465
Seems as though this tweet is not the first time it came up in public. Nov 13, 2017 12:48 PM https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/79235 Screenshot. http://oi67.tinypic.com/2h6…
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Comment #15405893
It would be awesome if we could get some security audit funding focused towards rust projects. For example an audit of rustls pki and co, so we can start pushing the rust ecosystem…
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Comment #14927696
> (We still link Chrome on Windows with link.exe even when compiling with Clang.) I wasn't aware of this, I know Rui the COFF owner in lld puts in a lot of effort into lld for chro…
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Comment #14925615
By cl do you mean MSVC cl or are you asking about clang vs clang-cl ?
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Comment #14925580
This seems super interesting, I am currently looking at building the whole mingw-w64 crt as LTO libs. I wonder if this would be applicable with that in combination with gcc-rs. Dis…
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Comment #14925275
By using clang-cl you are getting the advantage of the LLVM backend. LLVM/Clang can target many different platforms besides windows and it is open source so it is sponsored by many…
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Comment #14925009
Exactly, In fact clang, clang++ and clang-cl are all the same program. The frontend just behaves differently based on the file name. Disclaimer: I am a LLVM Engineer working on a m…
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Comment #13988684
MSVC is the main target for windows for qt5. They do provide a mingw version to support the community of devs and are great for accepting code upstream. With most projects however …
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Comment #13986267
I just want to say this is awesome, have always been looking for examples of how to do QT ui that just looks right. When you are adding windows support drop by the msys2 irc channe…
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Comment #13134972
That is probably true for the platform as a whole but if there is another platform for content creators and he moves there and brings other major content creators with him their tr…