C11 added _Generic to language, but turns out metaprogramming by inhumanely abusing the preporcessor is possible even in pure C99: meet Metalang99 library. I'm actually working on a library doing just that! It's still…
It's not an array, but a way of using a variable as a key in an object. const name = "key" const example = { [name]: "value" }; This would result in const example = { key: "value" };
Depending on the model, the camera might be physically disabled when the lid closes. [1] In general, if you don't trust a device one hundred percent, you shouldn't use it anyway. You have no way of knowing whether or…
Interesting for sure. But it’s not FOSS, which really is a shame. Can’t know for sure that it’s not phoning home unless you’re sniffing packets 24/7.
C11 added _Generic to language, but turns out metaprogramming by inhumanely abusing the preporcessor is possible even in pure C99: meet Metalang99 library. I'm actually working on a library doing just that! It's still…
It's not an array, but a way of using a variable as a key in an object. const name = "key" const example = { [name]: "value" }; This would result in const example = { key: "value" };
Depending on the model, the camera might be physically disabled when the lid closes. [1] In general, if you don't trust a device one hundred percent, you shouldn't use it anyway. You have no way of knowing whether or…
Interesting for sure. But it’s not FOSS, which really is a shame. Can’t know for sure that it’s not phoning home unless you’re sniffing packets 24/7.