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Can you imagine a world where you could only use a specific phone model with a specific operator? or where you could only send text messages to people that is on the same network? If we can regulate phones we should be able to regulate social networks.

We just have to do what the phone manufacturers did for the mobile phone connectivity. GSM was a huge hit thanks to interoperability.

In Sweden the new standard is 40 or 30. So 45 is above the limits in most cities and towns.

And worse, they all achieve the same goal in different ways...

If the police has had your phone it is compromised. End of story. Throw it in the river...

Finding people willing to review rust must be much easier than finding someone willing to review c.

I was under the impression that bitcoin trading volume has been increasing steadily in Venezuela.

https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins/VES

You can do that by clicking in the middle of the controls.

I think you missed parent's point. There are constructs that the current compiler can't prove is correct and to write such code you need unsafe. It is often not about a trade-off between speed/safety.

Why are they generating new GPG keypairs for every identity? This is an honest question. I've been curious if there are any benefits to having multiple keypairs over just one keypair and multiple uids.

Also IMO the proper way to use GPG is to generate the keys on an offline machine and then move the private key to a physical token.

And your point is that it would be better to write pre/postprocessing logic in the build system? That sounds like a recipe for disaster and slow build times.

I think Rust fans here at HN appreciate some ammunition when convincing other people that Rust is great!

They should be doing that. Maybe the OP means the limitations on passwordless credentials and not u2f credentials.

That doesn't run at compile time though.

Isn't this misleading though? Doesn't the vast majority of Americans live in higher density areas?

You don't have to allow cars to go on the same lanes as buses. In Europe it is very common with separate bus lanes.

python and ninja are also bundled in the installer for meson.

Having enough money for housing and food is not "everything". People will always want more and this will drive them to work. They will just be a little bit more secure and happy.

I thought you had to write "Show HN:" when you were publishing your own content..

I've heard this excuse many times but it doesn't make sense to me. Zürich (with excellent public transport) for example has a densitiy of 4700/km2[1] and many areas / cities in US have an even higher density[2].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z%C3%BCrich [2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_b...

This is how it works in Sweden and I believe we have even fewer road casualties than the US.

r#for is really "for". The reason is backwards compatibility. Rust 2018 may have new keywords which can be used for symbol names in 2015 crates. So to be able to reference such symbols from a 2015 crate in a 2018 crate you need this new syntax.

timesyncd is a network connected daemon. Why would you not isolate it as much as possible?

Is this related to boost b2 build system?

https://boostorg.github.io/build/

I think it means no exceptions

8m ?! That sounds completely unreasonable to me. The first google hit says it is more like 33m..

http://www.brakingdistances.com/38Mph

You can run Rust on atmegas. It doesn't get much more small, but it can get a lot more exotic. https://github.com/avr-rust/rust

> Their proprietary API is defined by them and only implemented by them.

Is this really true though? Doesn't Mattermost have a slack-ish-compatible interface?

That seems unrelated to vim. Doesn't it depend on your terminal if right click will paste? Try Shift right click and see if it pastes like you expect.

The built in rule to copy 'build.sh' to 'build' and make it executable is also interesting.. confused the hell out of me