OPNsense defaults to Unbound
I'd certainly have agreed with that! But it's only the occasional comfort it brought me that I miss, obviously I don't miss making sacrifices in exchange for an afterlife I don't believe in.
Lol your comment is hilarious, and I'm a little impressed at how dense I was being
A few examples focusing on climate change, which I hope we can all agree is extremely critical. https://arstechnica.com/science/2025/05/climate-disasters-th...…
It's not like that's even a common mistake, in my experience
AppImageLauncher improves the AppImage experience a lot, including making sure they get added to the menu. I'm not sure if it makes launching without the sandbox easier or not.
As far as I know the commercial use restriction is pretty much entirely the honor system, with some risk of a lawsuit if they found out somehow.
It's CLion, Rider, RustRover, and WebStorm, IntelliJ is not on the list. So far they haven't muddied the waters for any versions that already had free Community Editions (IntelliJ and PyCharm). The Community Editions…
It seems like JetBrains may be giving up on Fleet. Honestly though, I think their established IDEs are good enough to be worth a few bugs and performance issues.
The docs page Drew linked to now describes the project as "fair source", which I think is perfectly fine framing. Is this still relevant?
The problem is when a config value includes a semicolon, and the rest of the line gets ignored unintentionally, especially because strings aren't quoted
The $2.13 they mentioned is the minimum hourly rate the restaurant has to pay in that circumstance (federally, it varies by state)
*meat alternative
Fully agreed. Mushrooms are a much more appealing meat to me.
I think the vibes refer to the running software, not to the code itself. I hate the whole concept deeply.
The $10 plan has unlimited searches again.
Ubuntu LTS releases come out every two years, so the latest one is 24.04.
Airplanes already broadcast their position! It's called ADS-B.
It's not just that it won't crash, it means that an exploit in the unsafe code won't allow corrupting memory used by the rest of the program
Nope
If they're not getting hydrated slowly, they're not serving any purpose. The whole point is that water goes into them instead of whatever you're trying to keep dry.
I think im3w1l's response is valuable enough to be worth showing the original comment's text without reviving it entirely
You need to think about backwards and forwards compatibility either way, types help make that easier.
That's a great price point, and there's a lot of pebble fans
I hope you knew that was coming, that would be terrifying out of the blue
OPNsense defaults to Unbound
I'd certainly have agreed with that! But it's only the occasional comfort it brought me that I miss, obviously I don't miss making sacrifices in exchange for an afterlife I don't believe in.
Lol your comment is hilarious, and I'm a little impressed at how dense I was being
A few examples focusing on climate change, which I hope we can all agree is extremely critical. https://arstechnica.com/science/2025/05/climate-disasters-th...…
It's not like that's even a common mistake, in my experience
AppImageLauncher improves the AppImage experience a lot, including making sure they get added to the menu. I'm not sure if it makes launching without the sandbox easier or not.
As far as I know the commercial use restriction is pretty much entirely the honor system, with some risk of a lawsuit if they found out somehow.
It's CLion, Rider, RustRover, and WebStorm, IntelliJ is not on the list. So far they haven't muddied the waters for any versions that already had free Community Editions (IntelliJ and PyCharm). The Community Editions…
It seems like JetBrains may be giving up on Fleet. Honestly though, I think their established IDEs are good enough to be worth a few bugs and performance issues.
The docs page Drew linked to now describes the project as "fair source", which I think is perfectly fine framing. Is this still relevant?
The problem is when a config value includes a semicolon, and the rest of the line gets ignored unintentionally, especially because strings aren't quoted
The $2.13 they mentioned is the minimum hourly rate the restaurant has to pay in that circumstance (federally, it varies by state)
*meat alternative
Fully agreed. Mushrooms are a much more appealing meat to me.
I think the vibes refer to the running software, not to the code itself. I hate the whole concept deeply.
The $10 plan has unlimited searches again.
Ubuntu LTS releases come out every two years, so the latest one is 24.04.
Airplanes already broadcast their position! It's called ADS-B.
It's not just that it won't crash, it means that an exploit in the unsafe code won't allow corrupting memory used by the rest of the program
Nope
If they're not getting hydrated slowly, they're not serving any purpose. The whole point is that water goes into them instead of whatever you're trying to keep dry.
I think im3w1l's response is valuable enough to be worth showing the original comment's text without reviving it entirely
You need to think about backwards and forwards compatibility either way, types help make that easier.
That's a great price point, and there's a lot of pebble fans
I hope you knew that was coming, that would be terrifying out of the blue