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  • Ytmnd

  • I have my executables in a “binaries_to_use” folder, is there any way to add them to this local work folder? I tried the thing that worked before:

    Put them in one of the folders on the $PATH or provide an absolute path to them in your CMD

  • That seems like an odd thing to argue against. Did they mean that it wasn't possible? Or wasn't a good idea? Or was this before scripting languages and the point was you needed a compiler? So many questions

  • If the universe is finite and there's nothing infinite beyond, infinite concepts cannot exist.

    But how are mirrors real if your eyes don't exist?

    See. I can post nonsense too

  • Nothing to do with the hardware. It's the lack of fractional scaling support and not knowing the workarounds

  • Also kde is way better about this than gnome. Especially kde 6.

    Discord is blurry because it's an electron app, and electron isn't native Wayland. You can make it work with --enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland

  • rule

    Jump
  • It doesn't have to be fully unique either. How about revisiting the delta quadrant?

  • I just want a new series like voyager. Taking place in the future (not prequels), doing something unique, having a cohesive progressive storyline but not necessarily extremely serialized like picard, and with new characters

  • A lot of us just browse all, given how little content there is overall

  • Expecting to see content in a language you understand is totally reasonable. Down voting may not be the correct way to handle that, but insulting people who just want to view content they can read is totally uncalled for

  • he was taking a swing at high melodrama as overpriced soap operas

    That's not how I would describe it

    And it's not really a satire at all

  • Rust just has lousy compiler warnings.

    You're the only person I've ever heard this from. Rust's compiler warnings are amazing. Like 2nd to none

  • You mean 8.5/11?

  • Even twin peaks?

  • You're missing the point. Tools are different. Trying to learn and use rust by writing unsafe bubble sort is pointless. Use it to actually accomplish something and you'll find out just how amazing it is.

    Using the ecosystem that exists to be productive and not have to think at all about whether what you're doing is correct is the point. It catches the subtle errors for you and lets you use the powerful libraries like clap for command line parsing, tokio, etc.

  • Once you get the hang of rust you don't ever need to ask it to do unsafe things. It's not really any faster to do things unsafe