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Off to a non-US instance. Goodbye, and thanks for all the fish.

  • So that's what it was...

  • COBOL resists!

  • opposition could ease over time as veteran C maintainers step back and Rust skills become more common

    So wait for opposition to retire... interesting.

  • Nooooooooooooooooooooooo!

    where it positioned itself as a promising alternative to CDs.

    Well, to cassettes actually... or both.

  • So M$ wants to EEE Postgres. Noted.

  • Posted by Miguel Ojeda, lead of the Rust for Linux project,

  • *corpses

  • MIT also (indirectly) killed Aaron Swartz.

  • *corpses

  • *corpses

  • MIT also (indirectly) killed Aaron Swartz.

  • No, nuclear is not cheap. It’s literally the most expensive way to generate electricity

    Source?

    Beats coal anytime. Or Russian gas.

  • TL;DRs:

    many Gen-Z daters cite fear of rejection and being cringe amongst their top concerns.

    Gen-Z daters may have a harder time putting themselves in the vulnerable position online of seeking partnership only to get passed over or ghosted.

    dating a friend or someone from their community may actually reduce those feelings of stress and anxiety that Gen-Z face in the dating app environment.

    Social media has become a place for meeting potential partners. Visually-driven apps like Instagram and TikTok allow users to get a sense of who people are (or who they want to be seen as)

    Another interesting dating trend involves sharing detailed information about yourself and what you’re looking for in a personalized Google doc, linked in your social media bio.

    Self-doxxing? Wtf?!

  • DEI

    Donald, Eric and Ivana?

  • If people can't work together, forking usually "solves" the problem.Let's see if they end up working together.

  • it’s only additions like new drivers.

    What prevents them from rewritting old drivers? Some sort of API incompability? I was under the impression they were doing just that.

  • the problem is the C developers to get to work on it together.

    Perhaps the problem is you wanting developers to work on something they don't want to work on.The problem is wanting to shoehorn a new language into an existing, long-standing large-codebase project.Forking is the obvious solution but rustaceans know that's a pretty daunting task...The next best thing is to develop in parallel, refactoring parts (usually drivers) without interfering with the existing codebase.