Consider using a different name for the project if you care for searchability. There's already Unicode CLDR Project.
Nah, you can use resume_offset instead.
Here's an example: https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/how-to-hibernate-with-btrfs-swapfile-luks2-systemd-boot-dracut/55620/2
I too hate visually impaired people.
Also piping to cat seems redundant but malicious hosts can detect whether the request is getting redirected, using some clever trick, so it’s not.
Just so you know, servers cannot detect piping to any arbitrary process. The trick you're talking about is detecting piping to an interpreter, for the lack of a better term. Piping sleep N to bash is observable behaviour, for example. Piping anything to cat is not.
It's not just the em-dashes; the whole post reads like Claude-generated slop. Sorry about the downvotes.
https://feddit.uk/comment/26477759 - this comment by the OP is just too on the nose.
Two corrections, both from this thread.
Leaving the original text standing rather than quietly rewriting it.
Yep, that's how normal people talk. Native speakers especially. lmfao.
What's the point of deploying a janitor with a hammer when the servers are already destroyed? Smh my head.
You aren't prompting right, bruh. You need to be very good at writing markdown to leverage Ayy-Eye properly.
You aren't using the latest and the greatest model, bruh. Have you tried Claude Fairy Tale 6.9.420?
999M USD is still way too much wealth for a single person.

Why are you reposting someone else's post in the same community an hour later?
Ah yes, tinkering with the registry. There's that user friendliness Windows is famous for.
My dude rewrote the project in Rust 25 minutes after writing it in Python. Impressive.
+14k SLoC, -6k SLoC, most of it in May. In software that's mostly "done" and needs nothing else but bug fixes.
LGTM.
Oh no! Anyway, what did you guys have for breakfast today?
It also shares the same sentiment. Except "fuck" is literal.
Installation
Download the latest release by xpi-file from GitFlic, go to downloads and install the add-on (or drag it from your file-manager anywhere on a page/tab in Firefox).
No source code whatsoever. Thanks but no thanks.
You got any more of dem pixels?

Avoid buying books written after 2022.
For Rust specifically, the official book should get you up to speed. There's also Rust by Example. If you want to get into unsafe, the Rustonomic is good. Rust Atomics and Locks, if you're into low-level stuff. All of them are free, by the way.
Also, might be controversial, but you can just pirate books you aren't sure about. If a book turns out to be good, then buy it to support the author.