Isn't it what the standard compiler switch is for? For instance if your codebase builds fine with -std=c++17 and std::bind would have been removed in C++20, your code base would still compile fine because the compiler…
>Don't share sensitive data with 3rd party. Correct me if I'm wrong but it stores the data on Google's servers in which case you're actually sharing it with a third party.
It's so refreshing to see something other than Electron-based garbage on HN.
Isn't it what the standard compiler switch is for? For instance if your codebase builds fine with -std=c++17 and std::bind would have been removed in C++20, your code base would still compile fine because the compiler…
>Don't share sensitive data with 3rd party. Correct me if I'm wrong but it stores the data on Google's servers in which case you're actually sharing it with a third party.
It's so refreshing to see something other than Electron-based garbage on HN.