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Would be much more expensive to implement. RwLocks are basically Atomics wrapping a pointer and have no knowledge of who has acquired the lock
I personally find actors in rust to be too much of a head ache. You might as well use Erlang (or elixir) and do your heaving lifting in rust with somethign like https://github.com/rusterlium/rustler
Try putting one window on the left half and one on the right half. There will be a pixel gap between them in the center and one on the top between the window and the top bar. 1 does not equal 0
Even with the setting to turn them off, they are too large
It’s better. But not great. The margins are far too large, and resizing is pretty poor.
Guess what? It’s still boring
Okay, but maybe they deserve it? Hard for me to tell since I’m not an octopus
Wow… this sucks
I have actually had more problems with the Mac OS finder then I have the gnome one, and all of my problems stem from answering the question “how do I go up a directory from where I am?” Never bothered to figure out the actual right way. Might be easy. But hard to figure out
I didn’t say that we should do nothing. What I said is we should do things within a framework that allows people who engage in activities in non harmful ways to continue to do those activities, and to have those people fund helping people who can’t.
That funding can include sweeping out illegal gambling operations that prey on vulnerable people. No one would mind taking them out of there are legal options available to them.
A human can become addicted to literally any behavior. The solution isn’t to make illegal the behaviors that can be harmful when done in excess, it is to provide addiction counseling resources at no cost funded by the people who can control themselves. And higher amounts of control, like allowing users to ban themselves, or indicators that flag users as problem gamblers.
Making the behaviors illegal doesn’t actually help people you mention, it just drives them to less safe avenues and jail. Hardly help if you ask me.
People also have a right to discover for themselves that something is dangerous to them personally. It sucks, but not everyone is going to know off the bat that they have alcoholic tendencies.
I’m not sure why you’re bringing up Steam, but they do sell software on it
You need money to do that
The connection is encryption, and having all of these services paid for and therefore have better support. I really like protonpass so I was happy to see that I already pay for it
This article finally got me to purchase an Apple TV, because it reminded of the terrible banner ads they added to the fire tv
The OP article claims increased lifespan and aging populations is the explanation
The shocking thing to me about this is that the picture for the article was apparently taken a less than a block away from my apartment
I think this might be the tipping point for me to start looking for alternatives in the search engine space
Gnome has a built in extension called “Applications Menu” that is just that.
I don’t really use it that much. I find opening search and typing what I want much faster. Or I use the dock
Can you provide some sources on the Paris city’s budget and debt? I couldn’t find anything on it. France’s debt looks roughly linear, which I imagine would support Paris a lot
Can’t wait to be 75 and read the newspaper seeing he just got released
Giving up on hardware? The steam deck OLED was released last November
I mean, they aren’t farmed for meat but monkey farms do exist: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/01/28/monkey...
You put up your sell order in 100 milliseconds. The market then reacts as long as it takes to react. Stocks don't instantly settle
So? That doesn't make this insider trading
And if that information that is unknown drives the stock price down, _then_ he is insider trading
How is it insider trading? He sold the stock after the material became public knowledge. He didn't have any insider information
Ok
I feel more people than not in this thread like this, so let me say my contrarian point of view:
more muggable than a "I heart NYC" t-shirt