Interesting video about the subject from Ryan McBeth

Seems excessive to convert everything to rust when you can use std::shared_ptr and std::weak_ptr to eliminate the memory safety issue?

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There’s an “editorial complaints” link at the bottom of BBC news website.

Similar with the computer magazines, before they started coming with floppy disks.

Well it’s not an HTTP status code; it’s an HTCPCP status code.

Maybe he could have CC’d more journalists? Yesterday’s post was cautioning that it didn’t come from a big mainstream newspaper. Looks like the BBC just got around to confirming it and writing up the story.

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The theory was that they prefer defensive operations at the moment, where they can do a lot more damage - and this forces Russia to oblige them by attacking.

• 1st world = US, NATO, and their allies.
• 2nd world = USSR, China, the Warsaw Pact, and their allies.
• 3rd world = everyone else.

e.g. Switzerland would be a 3rd world country by the original definition.

What they mean is that the variable names and function names are documentation.

For example changing “for( i in getList() )” to “for( patient in getTodaysAppointments() )” is giving the reader more information that might negate the need for a comment.

That is essentially what the “Post-Open Source” idea is trying to do.

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This was a cute video

https://www.countryfile.com/uk-travel/holiday-ideas/a-beginners-guide-to-wild-camping seemed like a pretty good guide. Maybe combine it with a holiday to Scotland or the lake district if you’re worried about the legality of wild camping.

One from JWZ: mysqldump writes out a date that it cannot parse (and more)

Just be careful naming your function “stdout()” or things could get weird…

And then notice the spelling error.

They are on stilts - you can walk underneath the first floor!

The US base calls them first level and second level. The British base calls them operational level and upper level.