It sounds like you don't have any understanding of sound engineering if you think modifying the default behavior of this kind of API with no fanfare is okay because "we are elaborately refactoring". Whether there was a…
>Google was passing "w" to a call to parseMode(), when they should've been passing "wt" (the t stands for truncation). This is an easy mistake, since similar APIs (like POSIX fopen) will truncate by default when you…
Not that I would truly recommend to use brew on linux as there are better alternatives - docker images, distrobox with a rolling distro for newer python, or LTS distro to keep an older version, pyenv etc, but.. If…
They give you a secret, in the form of a QR code (for smartphone users) or a text string. You put the secret string in a password manager that supports one time code generation, like Gopass or KeepassXC. When you login…
It sounds like you don't have any understanding of sound engineering if you think modifying the default behavior of this kind of API with no fanfare is okay because "we are elaborately refactoring". Whether there was a…
>Google was passing "w" to a call to parseMode(), when they should've been passing "wt" (the t stands for truncation). This is an easy mistake, since similar APIs (like POSIX fopen) will truncate by default when you…
Not that I would truly recommend to use brew on linux as there are better alternatives - docker images, distrobox with a rolling distro for newer python, or LTS distro to keep an older version, pyenv etc, but.. If…
They give you a secret, in the form of a QR code (for smartphone users) or a text string. You put the secret string in a password manager that supports one time code generation, like Gopass or KeepassXC. When you login…