Flagging this because you are literally inciting Russian civilians to get themselves killed.
And namecheap banning russian TLDs will not stop the bombings, will not stop Putin, and will not help Ukraine. I hate people who think they can solve geopolitical problems with SQL commands.
Fine, I will move my domains this week, even though I'm not in Russia and I don't have affected TLDs. You're punishing people for reasons they have zero control over. If you actually want to help, pick up a gun and go…
This is victim blaming on an unprecedented scale. The average russian has zero control over the actions of the dicatorship, and thus can't be held accountable. Collective punishment for the actions of few is always…
> Does Trump have any influence there by any chance, given his recent statements? Interesting take to say the least.
UUIDs are not text. Most uuid parsers ignore hyphens and braces, so citext will not help you. Use the native uuid type, or as a fallback, store it in a 16 byte binary blob.
Australia is still a prison colony, just with different wardens.
Someone got a nice bonus for the edge feature.
-1 for obvious reasons
You can criticize things you don't use.
Guix intentionally does not patch security vulnerabilities if those fixes happen to be in proprietary blobs. Their stance on security is completely reckless and Guix has no place near my devices.
Open source does not mean a price of zero. I welcome this step.
People need to stop bringing up F-Droid in response to Google supsending accounts. F-Droid does the exact same thing. If the distributor - whoever they are - don't like you, they will ban you. Your only option is…
This map is very bad since 1. Most countries have "no data" 2. Those that do show an absolute number instead of a percentage, which makes the data essentially useless.
Arch linux is unironically more stable than Windows 10+. Not saying it doesn't have its problems, but it has WAY less than Windows.
Specifically, both shared_ptr and unique_ptr are owning pointers. Using plain old pointers for non-owning variables is idiomatic.
So it's a campaign by an allied power?
All ISPs in my country run their own recursive resolvers (with IPs resolving to my country). How "big" a resolver is does not matter at all - it's not a social network; the resolver either works or it doesn't work. Some…
I genuinely can't tell if this is an April Fool's joke that the gnu project forgot to take down, or a serious project. I use non-iso8859 characters on a regular basis, so this editor is completely useless to me. >We all…
The word "must" never appears in the comment you quoted. Please read the comment before accusing its author of ad hominem attacks.
No court in the world will accept the MIT liability waiver as a defense, when the vendor intentionally distributed malicious code.
The situation on x11 isn't too different - there's basically only metacity, kwin, and openbox in the stacking WM world, plus a thousand tiling WMs. In wayland there's additionally KWinFT, hikari, and wayfire. Although…
Oh, you can, just don't be surprised if the remaining community works around your sabotage.
NEVER use select(). It's like gets() - an API that should never be called in new code. poll is the standardized alternative (epoll/kqueue are more performant with large numbers of fds, but are os-dependent). The biggest…
This problem is currently being solved by WebAuthn. For social recovery, if desired, the private key can be split up using Shamir's secret sharing.
Flagging this because you are literally inciting Russian civilians to get themselves killed.
And namecheap banning russian TLDs will not stop the bombings, will not stop Putin, and will not help Ukraine. I hate people who think they can solve geopolitical problems with SQL commands.
Fine, I will move my domains this week, even though I'm not in Russia and I don't have affected TLDs. You're punishing people for reasons they have zero control over. If you actually want to help, pick up a gun and go…
This is victim blaming on an unprecedented scale. The average russian has zero control over the actions of the dicatorship, and thus can't be held accountable. Collective punishment for the actions of few is always…
> Does Trump have any influence there by any chance, given his recent statements? Interesting take to say the least.
UUIDs are not text. Most uuid parsers ignore hyphens and braces, so citext will not help you. Use the native uuid type, or as a fallback, store it in a 16 byte binary blob.
Australia is still a prison colony, just with different wardens.
Someone got a nice bonus for the edge feature.
-1 for obvious reasons
You can criticize things you don't use.
Guix intentionally does not patch security vulnerabilities if those fixes happen to be in proprietary blobs. Their stance on security is completely reckless and Guix has no place near my devices.
Open source does not mean a price of zero. I welcome this step.
People need to stop bringing up F-Droid in response to Google supsending accounts. F-Droid does the exact same thing. If the distributor - whoever they are - don't like you, they will ban you. Your only option is…
This map is very bad since 1. Most countries have "no data" 2. Those that do show an absolute number instead of a percentage, which makes the data essentially useless.
Arch linux is unironically more stable than Windows 10+. Not saying it doesn't have its problems, but it has WAY less than Windows.
Specifically, both shared_ptr and unique_ptr are owning pointers. Using plain old pointers for non-owning variables is idiomatic.
So it's a campaign by an allied power?
All ISPs in my country run their own recursive resolvers (with IPs resolving to my country). How "big" a resolver is does not matter at all - it's not a social network; the resolver either works or it doesn't work. Some…
I genuinely can't tell if this is an April Fool's joke that the gnu project forgot to take down, or a serious project. I use non-iso8859 characters on a regular basis, so this editor is completely useless to me. >We all…
The word "must" never appears in the comment you quoted. Please read the comment before accusing its author of ad hominem attacks.
No court in the world will accept the MIT liability waiver as a defense, when the vendor intentionally distributed malicious code.
The situation on x11 isn't too different - there's basically only metacity, kwin, and openbox in the stacking WM world, plus a thousand tiling WMs. In wayland there's additionally KWinFT, hikari, and wayfire. Although…
Oh, you can, just don't be surprised if the remaining community works around your sabotage.
NEVER use select(). It's like gets() - an API that should never be called in new code. poll is the standardized alternative (epoll/kqueue are more performant with large numbers of fds, but are os-dependent). The biggest…
This problem is currently being solved by WebAuthn. For social recovery, if desired, the private key can be split up using Shamir's secret sharing.