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Nothing comes close to Asciidoc(tor) for a complete documentation suite.

I used Firefox focus on Android until last month. It drained the battery far quicker than Brave. Brave has been nice on the battery so far.

Vulnerable

Less likely to happen. They had their pay days!

The last time I came across the name Beej, there used to be a book/article called Beej's guide for network socket programming. If that's you, thanks for everything!

Very sad to see this. Most educated Iranians I've met hate Islam and their government that supports its extreme ideologies. I hope the people in this world develop the sense of morality without associating it with any religion or culture, for that's the true purpose of being compassionate humans.

I don't really mind 7GB ISO file. What gets my nerve is the default packaging of shit-load of unnecessary apps.

Trying to read this on Brave on Android and I couldn't get past Anubis. Does anyone else observe the same?

It was proposed by Walter and denied by Stroustroup, probably to save C++. Karma hits back and he is trying to save C++ from Rust.

Indeed. Use with mmap with MAP_POPULATE which will pre populate.

$90 is also like 1.5 hours of work that I would've spent debugging podman anyway. And I've spent more than a few hours every time podman breaks, it to be honest.

Curious to know which of the email providers offer bottom posting?

Genuinely asking after using Gmail and enterprise Outlook for more than 2 decades.

Can't agree more! I've analyzed my urges to migrate in the past decade or so and I've ended up staying with GMail for exactly these reasons.

Conversion from ASCII is nice. How do we get the original D2 source if there's a need to update the diagram?!

May I know what the other 2 tools are?

People get what they ask for! :-(

> Alignment with Microsoft Goals

> We are being thoughtful about resourcing. This effort is happening alongside other critical responsibilities like security, platform stability, and support for existing products. Our current focus is on foundational work that unlocks value for contributors and increase transparency. We are aligning this work with Microsoft’s broader business priorities to ensure long-term support and impact.

I don't sense any benevolence in their words. They are just pulling off their resources and dumping the framework on the public, hoping passionate losers will contribute.

I might get down voted for saying this on HN, but I'll still say it.

As C++ devs we used to complain a lot about it's compilation speed. Now after moving to Rust, sometimes we wish we could just go back to C++ due to Rust's terrible compilation speeds! :-)

Thanks. I'm happy with Iosevka. Wonder why it doesn't get the popularity it deserves.

It is about investors vs users. Microsoft chose you know who.

Or agenda.. Who knows?!

Antibiotics are not cheap. Make it cheaper and you will see how they will use it on livestock.

Thanks to the devs! I've been using sourcegit for a few months now and it is one of the best OSS cross platform GUI for Git.

It would be good to share a link to what you claim to use.

Just curious, how do you test and benchmark the accuracy for such a product across different vendors, like CloudFlare?

If the goal is to create a truly privacy respecting, safe browser that's focused on the web, why not write it in Rust?

Genuinely asking as I've tracked numerous CVEs in Chrome and Firefox. Also I don't have much experience with Rust, so I don't represent the RIIR community!

Or turn it off by default and the interested users can turn it on.

You know the answer.

Click baity title, why bitch about Microsoft?

> Incidentally, “cesium” is the American English spelling of the name of atomic element 55, and “caesium” is the IUPAC spelling.

I'm so glad we settled on common notations (drived from Brahmi script) to represent numbers. On one end, we humans chase precision with math. On the other end we humans can't even agree on spellings in the same language spoken in different continents. I wonder if spelling differences has resulted in any critical failures such as the metrics conversion error in NASA Mars Climate Orbiter in 1999 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_Climate_Orbiter