DaOne256

We called it the semantic web in the 90s. But it never really happened. Then we got Google and no longer needed it.

This should be linked as the original post: https://ir.cwi.nl/pub/5998

It says 1988 there.

Maybe that's something to report to the "European System of Financial Supervision" or some other EU government agency.

They even have a Whistleblowing link at the bottom of their website: https://www.bankingsupervision.europa.eu/about/esfs/html/ind...

Lots of discussion on the red site: https://lobste.rs/s/zjje5x/so_why_should_gnome_support_serve...

Is this satire?

The page gives me: "Sorry, this content is not available in your region."

https://archive.is/RPoAn

https://archive.is/0mX7o

I get the following error message with Opera on Android: 406 Not Acceptable. Your browser is not supported. Please upgrade your browser to continue.

There are at least two Wirecard movies, one with the "Stromberg" actor and the other one is a documentation.

I had the same Problem. Had to check all the headlines until I found it one page back.

I would also like this feature.

https://archive.ph/rmMEb

https://archive.ph/GGrdC

I also submitted C++Builder: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37520509

See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37520504

More interesting imho is that they also offer a Community Edition of C++Builder: https://www.embarcadero.com/products/cbuilder/starter

Back in the days (~ 25 years ago) it was the standard IDE to use for writing C++ Windows programs. But it was Borland back then iirc before Embarcadero took over.

Assange sits in a british prison. I think you mean Snowden?!

There is a bug with the captcha box: I solve it then I hear the "welcome sound" but the captcha popup never closes. I use Opera on Android.

Getting the "Hello World" to compile and run is often the most difficult part of a project. After that it's only easy incremental improvements.

Firefox, Chromium vs Internet Explorer, Opera, old Edge, even Netscape.

I would like to run VSCode with a TUI like this in a terminal via SSH.

Does anyone know a VSCode extension to do this?

I would also say Java, followed by C#

Article is from 2018

For devs coming from the full Visual Studio on Windows, VSCode is quite good for debugging with gdb on Linux.

Some Hacker Movies that are not mentioned yet that (kind of) match your description:

The Net, Matrix, Code Rush (a documentary)

https://lobste.rs is one good alternative.

TortoiseSVN

OpenAPI spec as a YAML file in a git (Gitlab) repo.

Thx, I will definitely try it out when I'm back at my work PC.

It's "go to definition", I think CTRL-mouseclick is a common setting in most modern IDEs. In Eclipse it's F3 if I remember.

VS Code was the only editor or IDE I found for Linux that can be used to browse like that without much configuration. CodeLite worked sometimes but not reliably.

I can just type "code ." in my src folder and can start browsing it. Most IDEs need to setup some kind of indexing. VS Code worked out of the box.