To my knowledge there’s still only nix-idea, but tbh I haven’t found any good IDE or editor for nix. Syntax highlighting is easy, but advanced features like code suggestion, “GOTO definition”, and so on have never worked for me 🤷 Does good nix support exist anywhere?
From what I gather, this isn’t opensource, which is a pity. JetBrains makes the best IDEs out there for me. Anytime I touch something else, I feel hampered. Everything else just seems to take too much setup no matter how much time I put into it (looking at you neovim).
Developing Rust in CLion has been a charm so far, but let’s wait until v2 of RustRover before switching over…
Who the hell came up with that? 😂 I’m sorry, but that’s hilarious.
Malware designed to hide files was allegedly inserted into the Grid Program – the code that allows KT users to exchange data in a peer-to-peer method
Was this their own software that had a P2P feature for their customers? Were they punishing their customers for using a tool they provided? I don’t get it.
To disable predictable interface naming and switch back to the old scheme, add
net.ifnames=0andbiosdevname=0to your boot paramets.
What is the old scheme? This?
The solution to this issue is to assign custom names based on MAC address. The MAC address is hardcoded into the network adaptor, and will not change. (There are other ways to do this as well, such as setting udev rules).
Does that mean that until you name something it’s unusable?
To answer your question: no guideline (as is typical with nix).
I always check https://search.nixos.org/options first. There’s a chance it’s a package which requires setup or even a service that has extra config. If it’s not there, then https://search.nixos.org/packages is next.
When multiple come up, it depends which prefix or suffix they have. Prefixes like pythonPackages. either mean the package is written in a specific programming language with its own packaging intricacies and its easier to keep them under that prefix, other prefixes like neovimPackages. mean it’s a package for a program and something like a plugin or so. Probably more prefixes exist.
There are some agreed upon but badly documented suffixes (the usual nix style). But if it’s a version suffix, then it’s up to you to decide which one to use. In a comment you mentioned julia, well that’s a programming language so you have to choose the version you want. Sometimes the manual has information on how to use the programming language or one of the wikis.
Sometimes I’m in awe at the effort people put into these memes. Well done 😄
P.S Now make one about people who squash 100 commits into one without cleaning up the message and have a single commit with 1k added / 2k removed in it for the sake of “clean” history.
Code is the most in depth spec one can provide. Maybe someday we’ll be able to iterate just by verbally communicating and saying “no like this”, but it doesn’t seem like we’re quite there yet. But also, will that be productive?
First of all, yes CVE generating languages have been here a while, unfortunately. They are very ingrained and difficult to root out.
But most importantly
Ultimately, CISA recommends that software developers write new code in memory-safe languages such as Rust, Java, and GO and transition existing projects, especially critical components, to those languages.
Fucking pay them or write them yourselves. Y’all have endless money. You can of course wait and hope the situation resolves itself, or really it along if you rely on it so much.
Isn’t this what kicked off the “save games” movement or something? How’s that going?
Doesn’t seem like it’s open source. Am I mistaken?
Solid meme. 5/7. Don’t put your pokemon into the walled garden of linux.
In I2P we trust 🙏 Can’t sue what you can’t find.
Pick an easy to use distro, put it on a USB stick, boot into it and test it. While in there, check hardware compatibility using https://linux-hardware.org/ . For programs, use https://alternativeto.net/ to find alternatives of whatever software you’re using that work on linux.
What do these games have to do with being queer? They could’ve added descriptions to some of the awards.
Industry Diversity Award? Gayming Icon Award? Authentic Representation Award? Best LGBTQ+ Indie Game Award?
You don’t believe that income (or lack thereof) can motivate the sale of a popular library to a shady party?
Any threat actor group with sufficient funds from various campaigns, spyware, etc could use said funds to buy out a dev, owner, etc.
I don’t see VLC being bought out.
This is the perfect example of distracting from the fact of what happened.
If you say so… this isn’t the first time an underpaid opensource dev sold their project only for it to end up being used for ads or malware.
This reminds me a lot of Green Hell, but more like White Hell. Good luck with it.
What’s it written in and will it work on Linux?
Absolute jokers. These are their estimates for changes:
12–16 months and $27.5 – $66.9 million to offer “catalog access” (letting third-party app stores access Google Play apps)
AuroraStore accesses the catalog by reverse engineering their API. They’d have to open up their APIs (which are already secured) by documenting them and removing mandatory authentication. That’s not going to take them a year.
12 months and $1.7 – $2.4 million to offer “library porting” (letting users transfer ownership of their Android apps to a third-party app store in bulk)
No friggin’ way. If they opened up their APIs and allowed third party app stores to use them, Google will have minimal involvement in the transfer.
- 12–16 months and $32.1 – $67.7 million to distribute third-party app stores within Google Play A redacted amount of money to review apps and app updates carried by third-party stores.
Are they seriously quoting that much time for allowing a third party app store to put its app on Google Play? Unless Epic is requesting Google to actually carry the third party app store catalog, this quote is completely bananas.
The judge better get technical feedback from some Android experts unaffiliated with Google, their subsidiaries, or their competitors. Those quotes have minimal basis in reality and are just a stalling tactic - or Google engineers are extremely bad at their work. Do they type with a single finger while looking back and forth between the keyboard and screen?
I’ve read about Helix and it seems less effort than vim or its evil twin (emacs). How long did it take for you to get productive?
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