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Finally! A map that disproves New Zealand.

I remember using ReiserFS and moving away from it for… reasons.

But Android is a Linux… Not GNU/Linux, but neither is Alpine.

Increased complexity from the other two solutions. More than just the two added together.

Like an XSD file?

I too have dozens of unfinished projects, so me and Leo are basically the same. /s

1. Programming language invented: Everyone can code now! Programming is dead!
2. Cobol invented: Everyone can code now! Programming is dead!
3. BASIC invented: Everyone can code now! Programming is dead!
4. UML to Code/Executable UML: Everyone can code now! Programming is dead!
5. Low code: Everyone can code now! Programming is dead!
6. AI: Everyone can code now! Programming is dead!

Yep, any day now…

Either Emacs or Neovim.

But I have both…

I use Emacs and I am not old. I am only… Oh no… I am old…

Sounds like they want Ada Spark and not Rust.

At work:

• WSL
• EMACS
• evil-mode, lsp for whatever language, org-roam

Out of curiosity, why do you consider XML unpleasant to work with?

Oh no, when they deserialized the int/pointer they used it like the original structure (which now points to freed memory). They meant to serialize the data structure across, but only sent the memory address.

Mine was very much like that, but they also deleted the pointer after sending it, but before receiving it for good measure.

The C++ code went something like this:

1. Conver pointer to int
2. Serialize the int over IPC to self using Linux Message Queues
3. Delete/free the pointer
4. Read the int from the queue
5. Convert to pointer
6. “Use” the pointer

When I was in school, we were taught that vaccines work. /s

Try suggesting people try out a garbage collected language and see how the crabs come to feast. :P

Which is why garbage collection is the way to go.

At one point my company made us buy Eclipse from a vendor because free software was not allowed. It had no tweaks or support, just out of date Eclipse that I had to wait for purchasing to get