AudaciousArmadillo

Same goes for .debs from Debian stable. There is no absolute safety. But downloading unsigned code from a random website is far down the safe list.

I played the game with a friend years ago and it was a great experience for the price. Buying early access on promises is a gamble. If you buy the game for what it is I don’t see the issue.

Eh, not really. Technologies cannot fix sociatal problems. Either you have no possibility of regulations/controls on payments, then people will buy CSAM with it. Or you have some form of control and who ever is in power can try shit like this 🤷

True democratic control might be best, but even then a majority could still oppose niche stuff for silly reasons.

I mean, if you want to become a kernel maintainer that can be a valid approach. Of course in this case it doesn’t make much sense but I don’t blame them for trying

Not more so than any other non LTS package. Backporting bugfixes can be anything from trivial cherrypicking to practically impossible.

I mean Debian is LTS in that sense. You’ll be able use the old version with X11 plasma for many many years

That is literally what wsl2 is though. It boots a full linux vm and wslg for GUIs is just rdp as well.

Maybe. But then I don’t get their point tbh

There is Bruno, which is git based (also its FOSS). We use it in our team for a few months now and the git model is well suited to the context.

I assume this will work just like any heat pump/fridge. Best case the crystals form a suspension in a liquid like water. Than you just pressurize the water on the hot part and release it in the cold part of the system.

In the end its more about lifetime and costs than anything else. Not sure if anything can beat gasses in that.

No it is consistent. Apply pressure => crystal cools, environment heats up. Release pressure => crystals heats up, environment cools.

You have the self awareness, now you just need some follow through to not reduce a woman to her looks. The genociding should be more important in any case, no?

You can say people are attractive without saying others are not. And that is your subjective opinion not a fact, so speak for yourself.

And read the rest of the replies. That is the community you want to have?

Not objectifying women online challenge: Impossible

Tarantino’s fetish

Maybe from another perspective, BIOS passwords are a weak defense. The BIOS settings storage are powered by a small battery and can be reset by removing the battery. As others have mentioned, protecting the data is the priority and done through encryption. Protecting the device itself is not really possible in most cases anyways.

Ah ok, glad I could help. The debugger can be confusing if you have never used it before. If you are a complete beginner to programming, I’d recommend starting with something other than C. Python, Java or Go are a lot more forgiving in most aspects. Especially dealing with strings is not easy in C as it involves a lot of low level details already. But don’t be discouraged, its a fun journey learning C but there are a lot of gotchas.

Not sure what you are trying to learn. fgets doesn’t work correctly with buffers len <=1, as stated in the docs. The reason is that strings are null terminated in C so you need at least 2 chars to read any character.

If you know all that and want to understand why the undefined behavior does what it does, you probably need a debugger and step through it.

A cool recent blog post about not using epsilons in floating point math https://lisyarus.github.io/blog/posts/its-ok-to-compare-floating-points-for-equality.html

Guess this bug kind of proves the point

Hot take in a JavaScript community. By someone not working in web development.