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Don’t worry, this file is likely the output of a bundler.
Don’t worry, this file is likely the output of a bundler.
Some even turn the safety off for you
If I chose it for gratis, I wouldn’t have replaced Windows with it.
Probably nixos to run distrobox with fedora, then using podman to run debian to compile the C application.
This post is bait
Senior developer gets blinded by the morning sun as they code.
My code belongs to everyone. There’s as bug. You should probably fix that.
It’s honestly a downgrade from Cortana. Not that I used that either…
It’s literally just the Edge feature transplanted onto windows. I wouldn’t be surprised if they integrated Edge/WebView2 into Explorer just to do this.
“Only the Sith deal in absolutes,” said the Jedi, absolutely.
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Why does your header file contain code?
People probably confuse it with tools like cp
, rm
, ls
, etc as they use -r
for file recursion.
chmod -r
uses symbolic mode. Specifically it removes read permissions for the file. Other forms include w for write and x for executable. + can be used to add permission.
Expectation: apply chmod to all subdirectories.
Reality: Remove read permission
For chmod, chown, chattr, etc, -R
is used to recurse subdirectories.
Don’t they already do this with Firefox Suggest?
Reminder that Microsoft uses the MIT license because it lets them do separate proprietary releases. They do this with vscode and release proprietary extensions that only work with the proprietary version of vscode, like pylance.
It’s not all bad, but just be aware this is what they do.
It’s the opposite actually. I just keep getting raises for basically doing nothing.
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So basically r/lounge?