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orivej

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    Comment #40309505

    In fact, in a way C and Rust do the same thing! When you run ./configure or cmake for a C program, it often prints something like "configure: checking size of long long" or "-- Che…

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    Comment #40301049

    Some Common Lisp FFIs have opted to coax this information out of the compiler. https://github.com/rpav/c2ffi is a C++ tool that links to libclang-cpp and literally outputs JSON wit…

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    Comment #28241225

    The attack relies on the fact that when downscaling by a large factor, the tested downscalers (except Pillow in non-nearest neighmode mode, and all of them in area averaging mode) …

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    Comment #27133686

    Gentoo (actually Funtoo) was the last distribution I used on my main laptop before switching to NixOS. (I have tried Guix, but not GuixSD, so won't talk about it.) > 1) Are these k…

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    Comment #24017341

    City Car Driving [1] is a simulator that I have seen used in a driving school. [1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/493490/City_Car_Driving/

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    Comment #19488810

    Surprisingly I also got 292 (156+136 bonus) on the first try on Lenovo X1 gen 4 (NixOS, Xorg). Both synaptics and libinput powered touchpads have always felt perfect for me, with m…

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    Comment #18841600

    There is a Pedro Medeiros pixel art tutorial about spaceships shaped from ordinary things: https://www.patreon.com/posts/spaceship-design-16838125

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    Comment #18273662

    Here is a good starting point to research the critique of this document: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/12004#note-6 . Its point is particularly apt: > Given a choice between on…

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    Comment #18266092

    > it was also found to break some client software -- in particular, the Go DNS library The issue for the curious: https://github.com/miekg/dns/issues/234

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    Comment #17434925

    An interesting alternative to SMS over XMPP/IRC over Twilio is SMS over XMPP over your Android phone. This lets you send and receive SMS on the computer and share the history with …

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    Comment #17428658

    with gdb 7.12 or later, you can exclude files matching a glob with "skip -gfile", e.g. "skip -gfile /usr/*".

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    Comment #17374017

    > piping all your internet traffic through a single 3rd party has some obvious consequences Your internet service provider is one of these parties. With VPN, you have a large choic…

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    Comment #17126685

    You can copy the output of "vgo list -m" (the list of transitive dependencies with the selected versions) into the "require" section of "go.mod" and increase the versions that you …

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    Comment #17123348

    Breaking API between 0.* releases conforms to SemVer: https://semver.org/#spec-item-4

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    Comment #17122579

    > And then the tool does not even have a proper feature to enable you fixing it on your side (e.g., by pinning a whole dependency tree). vgo allows you to pin your transitive depen…

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    Comment #17122489

    vgo trades some safety (by not supporting upper bounds) for some utility (by not artificially limiting the lifetime of a released library). Yet package managers that do support upp…

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    Comment #17121712

    vgo was explicitly designed to balance out two needs: (1) the need to use known good versions of the dependencies, and (2) the need not to burden dependency consumers with meaningl…

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    Comment #17096984

    I believe I can quote the response to my support request: «We added iptables rules to hijack all DNS requests on port 53 going via the VPN tunnel, this is to protect users having s…

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    Comment #17095618

    I'm using Mullvad. On the plus side, their servers are the most reliable I have seen, and they provide IPv6 addresses (behind NAT, which is reasonable for privacy). On the minus si…

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    Comment #17066951

    > Use Mutt carefully or copy/paste into GPG for now. According to [1], Claws Mail is also unaffected. I don't know if it was tested with or without its HTML plugin, but this should…

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    Comment #17056091

    > I knew about 'ed' but never really understood what made it special or where/how you could use it. ed script is one of the formats supported by diff and patch (with their -e or --…

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    Comment #17055819

    This problem is easily solved with a regexp that processes the input as a whole, rather than working on it line by line. I had this need often enough that I exported Go regexp engi…

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    Comment #17025644

    The principal feature that I consider when evaluating XMPP servers and clients is their support for reliable message delivery (no message loss on connection interruptions), and the…

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    Comment #16521424

    SubGit (an application to mirror subversion to git) is using git notes to attribute git commits to svn revisions: https://subgit.com/book.html#client_config