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What's komodo? I'm thinking of starting a home server so learning how to harden/automate updates (which is what it sounds like you're saying) is what I want to learn.
I like how the one comment on that article is a guy baselessly saying that RCS is an open standard.
How do you feel about lowkirkenuinely
Learn how to use search operators on the search engine you're using. It will allow you to narrow your search so much from a general query. There's pages on search operators for google and duckduckgo.
Nothing wrong with being a Luddite, the movement was originally for workers rights and not removing thousands of years of handed down artisan craft that was being industrialized. We both know technologies like this are being used to concentrate wealth. I'm personally not against AI as long as its used in moderation, but insulting those who want to boycott because they see the harms of wide scale usage is simply ignorant, much like your comparison to the Luddite movement.
People are too inundated with what the newest Thing™ is to actually give a shit about living conditions, it seems like. Deep rooted and normalized conservatism about how things are seems to be most people's modus operandi.
Another commenter said that checking if the variable's memory address is in the stack region or heap region, and that is true, but I also wanted to mention that sometimes stack variables live short enough that they're simply stored in a register instead of actually put in memory.
I've never worked with a rust codebase that big. I've never had to deal with issues like that but damn, 10 minutes to run a test is crazy.
As a member of the programming.dev instance, this just isn't true. Maybe those sublemmies on other instances are, but there's always posts, questions, and content on programming.dev.
More like u clapped his cheeks amirite