Matrix spec change
Think RFC
Matrix spec change
Think RFC
I’ve watched a couple of those, they were really good.
There are several cctld where the entity buying the domain needs to be a local. EU is an example for that. De requires you to be able appoint a representative within 2 weeks living in Germany.
Maybe because the person that ran yahoo search into the ground is now responsible for Google search.
I mostly agree with you, just two nitpicks.
Int is either i16 or i32 in C/C++.
The async runtime in embedded is mostly embassy from what I can tell. It makes different tradeoffs and is a lot smaller but can only run on one core. It also takes care to put the core to sleep when there is nothing to execute.
Video encoding works by combining key frames, the whole picture and delta frames, what and how it changed. As long as you swap the stream at a key frame there is no need for a reencoding.
Garbage collection was at some point part of the spec but was removed in 23.
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/memory/gc/declare_reachable
There are companies selling a relabeled GCC with the O flags behind the license check.
Rnote Looks really interesting. Was searching for that. Thanks.
The ERP software I have to use has a strict limit of 6 characters as password. Only alphabet and numbers allowed.
Maybe when I leave I try an SQL injection.
I don’t know how you loose your keys all the time. But in that case you really should use a key backup.
The secret lies in patents and Monopoly.
Servo was codeveloped with rust by Mozilla, to get a faster and safer engine. Servo basically showed where improvements needed to be done and then rustc was modified to fit the need.
Breaking that kind of API probably breaks users pace. Linus is very vocal about breaking userpace.
Goal is to keep the std to the absolute minimum. It’s a lot easier to change a normal library and switch over, than to change std. Just ask the c++ guys about their regex support.
That’s the reason rand, regex, num, chrono etc. aren’t part of the std.
Of the suggested packages C++ has bytes by not needing it, rand and a horribly slow regex implentation, where its faster to start PHP to parse the regex than to use the build in one. Yeah, I’m going to pass.
Let’s see how long it will alles Till Rust hast the same Problems.