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  • Where did she go?

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  • I do this sometimes. After I reply, I don't expect another question maybe because I assume it would be in a single question otherwise. Then I return back to whatever I was doing and can often not notice any new messages ¯(ツ)/¯

    On the other hand, I'm usually ok if you choose at your own discretion in such a case, I'm not the one to be picky if I failed to choose in the first place

  • Why I'm Leaving NixOS After a Year? (Uğur Erdem Seyfi)

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  • I agree completely, I still think that for some things Nix is the most convenient thing, e.g. when packaging cross-compiled images of the apps, but I would never be able to build this from ground up, and whenever something breaks it's a pain to fix. Using NixOS on Mac at least taught me how it works more or less, and it mostly does except for when it doesn't and I'm in it deep

  • Linux 6.17 Getting More Rusty With Many Rust Language Additions

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  • You were right, it's an entertaining if a bit unsettling comment section

  • CSS Color Names

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  • slightlydarkerbutnottoodarkgrey is my favourite grey

  • My skill prevents bugs, unlike your fancy compiler, peasant.

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  • My condolences on not being saved and accepted, I hope the future still holds good things for you 🙏

  • My skill prevents bugs, unlike your fancy compiler, peasant.

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  • If we measure only by the amount of mistakes, there would be much more skilled C developers. Take my pristine skills for example, I've made zero mistakes writing all of my 3 lines of C code over years and years, zero mistakes

  • My skill prevents bugs, unlike your fancy compiler, peasant.

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  • Off the top of my head, single-threaded writing to the same memory from different fields of a struct. Not to mention self-referencing like if you want to hold a buffer and have different views into it in the same structure.

  • We Asked 100+ AI Models to Write Code. The Results: AI-generated Code That Works, But Isn’t Safe

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  • We're on to a new era of brilliance, I'm sure

    Besides, in Thunder it shows username in a drop-down on the comment screen

  • We Asked 100+ AI Models to Write Code. The Results: AI-generated Code That Works, But Isn’t Safe

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  • Wow, were you so outraged, you dropped all the ‘ð’ and ‘þ’?

  • Amusement

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  • Depends on your soup alignment

  • What's the most "First world problem" you've experienced?

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  • That's just universal problem ¯(ツ)/¯

  • What's the most "First world problem" you've experienced?

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  • Bottle kind of looks like it's for an abrasive cleaning powder for kitchen

  • What's the most "First world problem" you've experienced?

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  • I feel like this is an any world problem T_T

  • What's the most "First world problem" you've experienced?

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  • Every time I wonder why they decided to call a button 'Turbo' if fast was the default mode

  • ‘Britain’s most tattooed man’ claims he is unable to watch p*rn as 'new age check system mistakes his ink for a mask' | Need To Know

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  • Parn? Pern? Purn?

    I guess we'll never know ¯(ツ)/¯

  • Duckstation(one of the most popular PS1 Emulators) dev plans on eventually dropping Linux support due to Linux users, especially Arch Linux users.

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  • Higher in this thread they said the author does provide a flatpak, so this didn't seem to work ¯(ツ)/¯

  • Why the Linux Kernel Should Stick With C

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  • The author claims to be an expert in Rust, so at least they don't come from a standpoint of 'I hate Rust and everyone who recommends it' which seems to be somewhat popular

  • Why the Linux Kernel Should Stick With C

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  • I almost agree, but I think that supporting old hardware practically forever would be a nice thing to have.

    Luckily, it doesn't evolve anymore and given time Rust will likely have that support if it would be necessary for its role in the kernel.

  • How to browse websites in 2025: 13 simple steps

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  • Now age verification should be added to the list, especially if you want to browse 18+ sites like about how to pay taxes or learn to drive