Is there another option? Or were you asking if it leaks memory?
Maybe you were asking if it implements custom destructors? GC?
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Maybe you were asking if it implements custom destructors? GC?
Jokes aside, thanks for your selection. I had read some, but missed others until your comment.
If it matters, I think there's some people that hasn't decided yet what tribe (pro-AI/anti-AI) they belong to. There's probably dozens of us!
Still, I wonder if these (arguably illegal) practices are still worth it for merchants and companies, considering that there's no enforcement and the majority of consumers don't drastically change their shopping habits when being abused.
He also has good timing.
I seriously hope they fail, and also that they're never able to influence the powers that be / the whole process with Hacienda (they surely would like to make it more complex, more like filing a return in the US).
Now, I wonder what does the GDPR and similar legislation say about those, but my uneducated guess is that a user accepting the site's policy regarding user data collection would approve the use of fingerprinting as well (and deleting the cookies would only work partially, privacy-wise).
Arguably, his poor comment may have taken less effort than the poor video he was criticizing, and probably an equivalent effort to your comment on his comment... anyway, this doesn't seem to stop... until this will look like Reddit.
The problem is that I'd still received a lot of spam. Tried graylisting and other methods, but a hard rule (i.e. name must end in a number) ended up working better.
Another amusing thing about using a personalized catch-all is finding out who had their users' database hacked/leaked ...and, other than the common ones that we all know (the ones in have I been pwned?), I received some others that were kinda big (i.e. a Spanish airline company)
The "triangle of uses" of Blender/FreeCAD/OpenSCAD has a weird void in the middle to fill ...and seeing how Blender keeps growing, I'd imagine it'd be the first covering most of it. It may be argued that it's already doing so in many ways, via plugins and Blender's Python API.
Having dealt with the exasperations of trying to start a small business from California (years ago), the burden of bureaucracy seemed nowhere proportional to the short-term aspirations... resulting in a quite negative influence to the initial intentions of the projects to be performed.
I guess that my wish is that they'd make at least trivial to have any entrepreneurial activity (well, maybe it boils down to the state your business is in), until it really grows into something (morally?) taxable.
The "it's vs its" fight's dilation is overdue: I knew that it was going to become a grammar mistake spreading throughout, reaching almost every pseudo-professional writer...
I guessed that anybody criticizing the trend towards the unnecessary apostrophe would be: either considered a grammar nazi; or their own writing being extraordinarily examined for mistakes (as a punishment for their criticism).
As a non-native speaker, my language credentials may be slim, but I can't really stand the -quite widespread- extra apostrophe when it's a possessive "its". The reversal, though, doesnt bother me that much. I guess that it's about character conservation.
(A link to it can be found in the GitHub page with Aard dictionaries)