Adding multi-threading support for WebAssembly is on the roadmap for 2019.1
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Adding multi-threading support for WebAssembly is on the roadmap for 2019.1
A PITA to find the reason why Firefox wouldn't use the Google fonts.
But even here it vanished from the front page. No trends (Germany) on Twitter or YouTube. No top news on news sites.
My "friends" on Facebook aren't talking about it. My twitter timeline only has tweets from the obvious accounts (SpaceX, Elon Musk, …) about it.
What happened?
Ha!
Hmm. Strange. But I'm sure there was something in the later chapters about the later mankinds. I've only read it on paper but I see no indications that the Project Gutenberg version is different from the printed book.
Maybe I'm wrong. But it really doesn't need any more racism than in the first few chapters. The paragraph after the one I've quoted is terrible.
In the book: African scientists were experts in breeding humans and apes. The Jews were responsible themselves for being hated. And in the long run both groups didn't make it into the next round, the next mankinds. So you can be sure all the following humans had no black or Jewish blood.
So far the fediverse isn't for me. I don't want to join an existent instance. I don't want to run a large project like Mastodon.
And pleroma looked about right for me. But it's currently only for insiders. (I'm using Linux since the 1990s and have installed different news and mail servers. Maybe my patience isn't what it used to be but I don't have any plans on trying pleroma again soon.)
All the other projects are either in a very early stage or use technology I trust less than C News.
News and e-mail had different server software and clients and were both used around the world.
Mastodon uses standard protocols, too.
Currently they have to deal with at least 5 different CMS, 4 shopping systems, and some hand made sites with at least 4 different frameworks. 2 backend languages. And legacy code with self written frameworks in PHP 4 on at least 2 important sites.
An important announcement and most people don't see it unless they read a subreddit that cares about it.