Some people actually prefer that layout too, it's an orthographic layout, which is likely less confusing that the slightly off layout of the full size reform. On the full reform the second row is 1.5 units over rather…
Besides safety they have the added benefit of significantly longer lifespans (charge cycles) compared to Li-ion. The downside being their lower capacity. The high capacity LiFePO4 in the reform are current 1800mAh (it…
One of the reasons that they prefer not to have them linked here is that the discussion inevitably boils down to "why did they post this on twitter as a thread instead of making a blog post and writing it out long…
You can install a sysvinit based stock debian if you wish. I've done it a few times recently, on low memory systems (<512MB) it does make a noticeable difference. It's mostly supported in terms of running, though the…
Took a bit to find it, but the license for the library is given at the bottom of dos.h It's available under either MIT or Unlicense (public domain)
Sure, but there's still the license at play here. It's not like they trained it only on public domain/CC0 code. What happens when it verbatim outputs a significant amount of code that was originally MIT, or BSD, or GPL…
It's definitely there to retain some backwards compatibility with existing K&R C programs. Though it does still somewhat exist in the C11 standards. From 6.9.1 - "If the } that terminates a function is reached, and the…
Since the article is talking about C/C++ In C reaching the end of a non-void function is not undefined behaviour though. It's equivalent to ending with a return; However attempting to use the return value of that…
Didn't they try basically this before, then had it fail and discontinue in the form of iGoogle(2005-2013)? The idea of google going back to that is just nuts. At least DuckDuckGo has got the search page concept right.
main(a,b){if(puts(*(int*)b)){}} Needs to be compiled as a 32-bit program, and the executable renamed to Hello\ World! :)
Some people actually prefer that layout too, it's an orthographic layout, which is likely less confusing that the slightly off layout of the full size reform. On the full reform the second row is 1.5 units over rather…
Besides safety they have the added benefit of significantly longer lifespans (charge cycles) compared to Li-ion. The downside being their lower capacity. The high capacity LiFePO4 in the reform are current 1800mAh (it…
One of the reasons that they prefer not to have them linked here is that the discussion inevitably boils down to "why did they post this on twitter as a thread instead of making a blog post and writing it out long…
You can install a sysvinit based stock debian if you wish. I've done it a few times recently, on low memory systems (<512MB) it does make a noticeable difference. It's mostly supported in terms of running, though the…
Took a bit to find it, but the license for the library is given at the bottom of dos.h It's available under either MIT or Unlicense (public domain)
Sure, but there's still the license at play here. It's not like they trained it only on public domain/CC0 code. What happens when it verbatim outputs a significant amount of code that was originally MIT, or BSD, or GPL…
It's definitely there to retain some backwards compatibility with existing K&R C programs. Though it does still somewhat exist in the C11 standards. From 6.9.1 - "If the } that terminates a function is reached, and the…
Since the article is talking about C/C++ In C reaching the end of a non-void function is not undefined behaviour though. It's equivalent to ending with a return; However attempting to use the return value of that…
Didn't they try basically this before, then had it fail and discontinue in the form of iGoogle(2005-2013)? The idea of google going back to that is just nuts. At least DuckDuckGo has got the search page concept right.
main(a,b){if(puts(*(int*)b)){}} Needs to be compiled as a 32-bit program, and the executable renamed to Hello\ World! :)