Ehh it's Old Norse and tied to Norse mythology and its exact etymology is not clear, and Lucifer was the Roman name of the planet Venus. Christianity does not get to define the words it steals.
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https://underjord.io/the-best-parts-of-visual-studio-code-ar...
Recognize USB devices by serial numbers, not the manufacturer ID. Even if they could get their hands on the serial number of my car stereo, that's going to be after the same warrant delay this thing protects against.
So, the execution itself might now be slower as far as we know, they just eliminated some networking from the mix? Misleading.
Ikea is notorious for this: The early Billy bookcase had heavier veneer and sturdier construction early on, and was actually a really good purchase for the money. The later years replaced veneer with paper foil, used thinner shelves, frames, and backing panels, and was just significantly weaker.
Turns out F150 Lightning was not the winning strategy.
1) Unless you only take card payments through e.g. Stripe, at which point your SSN information goes to Stripe not the client.
2) You can get a personal EIN, and then you don't need to share your SSN with your clients.
https://www.usenix.org/conference/hotosxiii/mind-gap-reconne...
I knew my usual joke of "Dead Sir or Madam, [...] Retards, [...]" would come back to bite one day.
#define false rand()==rand()> Things that cost somebody hours, written down so they cost the next person minutes. Each one is here because it actually happened, not because it might.
> Same commit, different answer, decided by the runner's store rather than by the code.
https://code.overheid.nl/MinBZK/DAWO-NixOS/src/branch/main/d...
> 10 dead inputs were pruned (audit); these 15 are load-bearing and next up for the mirror pass.
https://codeberg.org/DAWO/DAWO-Core/src/commit/4db976f05c508...
> Espressif put a real MMU in the ESP32-S31
Start a thread with an infinite loop, you've just leaked some memory.
The language just can't prevent you.
> Figure 3. A data center in Sun Synchronous Orbit, showing a 4km x 4km deployed solar array and radiators.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3m4z9CoXEY
mod foo
pub mod foo
pub(crate) mod foo
1. You can partition an input file at any offsets, parallelize, and adjust partition boundaries to a valid offset independently.
Without the property, parallelization is hard.
This is how mapreduce has been used to process large text files, except at line boundaries.
Now, for this that might not be a useful enough property, given that we already do similar things for newlines, and UTF-8 guarantees ASCII is always recognizable and hence newlines are always recognizable.
2. It might have been more useful in the era of dial-up where we still had occasional corrupted bytes in the transmission.
3. It helps regain sanity if e.g. a background process outputs bytes that get interleaved at the tty. For example, cat a large text file, the write boundaries won't always align at UTF-8 boundaries, then have a background process output get interleaved in an unfortunate way. If it self-synchronizes, it'll knock itself back into sync after a small amount of garbage.