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`lateinit var` was not added to Kotlin to handle nullability, but to address specific Android design where system components like Activity cannot realisticly initialize fields in their constructors. Outside of Android it shouldn't be too commonly used.
It's been on by default since around circa 2013
Wrong. It's not on by default.
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/324805/do-apple-la...
How much can you zoom it? Yes.
Nope, not the same Slovenia. That Slovenia was actually Slovakia.
Yeap, it's possible starting from Sonoma: https://sixcolors.com/post/2020/11/quick-tip-enable-touch-id...
Because it's developed by JetBrains (with Google contributions), a company whose main business is writing really good IDEs. Apple on contrary is a hardware company that happens to build software. If they had delegated the XCode development to JetBrains, we would have had a great IDE for macOS/iOS development too. AppCode was damn good with zero support from Apple side, and despite the fact that JetBrains always needed to catch-up with Apple's breaking changes.
Do you mean active Thunderbolt cable? Short Thunderbolt cables (0.8m) are passive.
https://www.reddit.com/r/UsbCHardware/comments/y5uokj/commen...
OTOH, after trying to conquer Finland in 1939-1940 Russians definitely have no moral right to judge Finns.
What if you install the app via adb install? That would flag all developers' phones so I'm almost sure it's not flagged.