What reputable VPNs these days offer port forwarding? That’s a big part of what keeps me on a seedbox.
What reputable VPNs these days offer port forwarding? That’s a big part of what keeps me on a seedbox.
C is a little older than namespacing and object orientation. C++ wasn’t even a glimmer in Bjarne’s eye when these conventions were laid down.
And yes, having to google it is part of the design. Originally C programmers would have had to read actual manuals about this stuff. Once you learn the names you don’t really forget so it works well enough even now for ubiquitous standard library functions.
And yet, C was an ergonomic revelation to programmers of the time. Now it’s the arcane grandpa that most youngsters don’t put up with.
Plus having any rendering engine have a monopoly is terrible for the web long term.
Gentoo or Manjaro are to Arch? What do you mean? Those two are very different from each other especially in their relationships to Arch.
Turns out massively parallel computation has applications beyond video rendering.
It doesn’t read sarcastic to me; the joke is more presenting a fantasy as though it were practical dating advice.
And the whole human body, brain and all, can run on ~100 watts. Truly astounding.
Fountain pen writing may look nicer in most scenarios, but in terms of practicality they’re awful compared to ballpoints.
Don’t give Java the credit of inventing bytecode, it’s a much cooler concept than that
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What ways do you mean? More than just expert-systems, I’d imagine.
It’s good exercise.
The thing with Ruby clusterfucks is you have to go looking for them. Languages with implicit type coercion and loose comparison like PHP and JS have clusterfucks lying in wait for you and it takes concerted effort to avoid them.
What do you mean regarding weird typing?
Ruby gives you all kinds of tools to make clusterfucks, but it’s not hard to keep your hands out of the metaprogramming cookie jar.
But with careful application even fucky features can be put to good use. Like monkey-patching a problematic method to only throw an exception rather than allow accidental misuse. With a nice verbose error message and good testing practices there’s almost no risk.
Ruby’s ===
operator actually serves a useful purpose at least.
Unifont: it looks clean and I love the curly braces.
I feel like part of the impetus for the name change, and perhaps the extreme hype to some extent, came from trying to distance themselves from the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Yes, but keep reading. That strategy is a pain to maintain especially across editors.
RIP xtranormal