It took a long time for projects to begin using Python 3 due to it being backwards incompatible. Django 1.5 for example, the first version that had Python 3 support, came out in 2013.
Yes, for me.
Are those box jade switches some kind of special version? I can't find them here: https://www.pcgamingrace.com/products/kailh-mx-switches
Isn’t it a problem to have etcd store its state on a non persistent volume? How do they recover it after a restart? I suppose it's not a manual process.
You're not the only one. I too am fond of the implicit context switching that we can have with gevent.
Nice! I'll follow it and try to help as I can.
Is this acknowledged by the Kernel team? Is there a ticket on the Kernel side where we can keep track of progress?
It took a long time for projects to begin using Python 3 due to it being backwards incompatible. Django 1.5 for example, the first version that had Python 3 support, came out in 2013.
Yes, for me.
Are those box jade switches some kind of special version? I can't find them here: https://www.pcgamingrace.com/products/kailh-mx-switches
Isn’t it a problem to have etcd store its state on a non persistent volume? How do they recover it after a restart? I suppose it's not a manual process.
You're not the only one. I too am fond of the implicit context switching that we can have with gevent.
Nice! I'll follow it and try to help as I can.
Is this acknowledged by the Kernel team? Is there a ticket on the Kernel side where we can keep track of progress?