

Based in activitypub. You should be able to follow a repo with mastodon or Lemmy and then see ticket updates for example.
But it’s far in the fuyure


Based in activitypub. You should be able to follow a repo with mastodon or Lemmy and then see ticket updates for example.
But it’s far in the fuyure
Well a shell script that can only run with Nash should include !# bin bash in the header.
Linux users: Everything needs to be dynamically linker. Otherwise it uses to mich space.
Also Linux users: Lets just ship a whole operating system AS a container so the dependencies are always the same.
It’s not widely used. Some car manufacturers(Toyota if I remember correctly) have started testing it. Some parts are really nice.
There is exactly one hal for i2c, spi and Io pins. As long as both your chip and peripheral driver implement against it, it just works. There are more unified abstractions in the work for things like DMA, but they are not officially stable yet.
Cooperative Multi threading can easily be integrated thanks to Async rust and executors like embassy.
All the crates that are no_std compatible can be included.
It’s not perfect, but it’s getting there.
Libxml would fit the description. In every browser and system and the maintainer just stepped down.
Average C from source experience: (copied from Kicad)
apt get long list of dependency
git clone
cd
cmake
make
sudo make install
rm -r .
Average Rust from source experience:
cargo install
Most of the time you should probably not install from source of possible.


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What part about no warranty do they not understand?
KKK -> Kinder Kirche Küche. Children, Church, Kitchen.
The selling point is that it is simpler to get pid 0 to start your process as root than for sudo/doas to clean up your environment.
Apps should only use cad if they are really using the space like browsers with their tab bar. That gnome forces every app to provide them is really stupid.


Somewhere else this was posted the author stated they wrote it themselves, but took grammar corrections from grammarly. That probably created the Ai vibes.
They already got a lot of flak for it there.
Curl has a limited buffer and bash reads a line and then executes it, before reading the next line.
So first you need a command that takes time if executed. So a delay, downloading a big file, user input work. Next you fill up the buffer. Just your normal script. Maybe some comments etc.
Now the server can detect if after the first kB the stream stops.
It’s even worse. The server can detect if you are piping it straight into a shell or just downloading the file. It can then send different scripts based on that.
There is also the mathfont of Tex, which slowly converges to e.
There is the rule number one of the linux kernel: “We don’t break userspace.” Linux has refused fixes for buggy behavior in the past because of this rule. This would most certainly break userspace.
Also the alt text of the original image states this is fake.


A 3d map for example?


M-Dash and a bullet point list? Yeah, that’s AI generated.
I’ve seen a tablet for old people. The whole interaction is limited to NFC cards. Instead of having to open an app to start a video call, you put the Call Flipper card in a tray. On the other side I can send pictures which are then displayed for her.
My 95 grandma would never have been able to use a smartphone/tablet otherwise.
https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/3243
Only the rfc is merged. The others need work including implementations.