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Firefox’s inbuilt reader would cut some of the crap
join the movement and share the software
consider donating to fsf at https://my.fsf.org/donate
Firefox’s inbuilt reader would cut some of the crap
classic US
imagine having “leet” in name
nos gusta el modo duro
that’s very cool, mate! I’ll try if too.
i have a desktop computer :(
react programmers*, I should’ve said :p
I’ve seen programmers who accidentally click left gutter(next to line numbers) on vscode and then are confused as to why there are “red dots” in their .jsx files.
and more often than not, you don’t get matching raise
thank you mates, I’ll definitely look elsewhere.
they rejected my request for raise because “you already are amongst the ones with highest percentage raise in the past”(which is in single digit, BTW). meanwhile peers who do nothing all day are more paid.
i’m not jealous. just feel like I’m underpaid and overworked
feels bad man
I really like rust™ as a language. but their foundation does some drama every 6 months.
I was almost done with “the book”(their official book) when this draft policy came out. they have since backed up a bit, but I really don’t want to see ‘oracle 2’.
they say they’re not going to do an oracle because ‘trust us’. i’m indecisive ever since.
I love pattern matching, I want to have 8 different ways of creating strings. what I don’t like is the way foundation wants it to go.
but if in the future I wish to make anything with rust, I’ll use the trick you mentioned :)
I can see the pain in your “no”, haha.
update: I received a letter from the rust foundation stating that my use of the word rust violates their trademark policy. I have to redact my pervious comment.
rust™ -> crablang when
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