Some people don't like snaps

"Some people like snaps" would have been closer to the truth, but it would still be an exaggeration of their numbers.

Very integral. When someone says they're "struggling with Rust", it's thanks to the borrow checker.

Rust's whole shtick is the way it manages memory, which is the rules enforced by the borrow checker.

Basically:

When you want to store values in variables in any programming language, the memory should be allocated when you need it and freed as soon as you don't anymore.

Traditionally there are two ways this is done:

1. You manage it completely yourself, which is "unsafe" as you can forget to free memory you no longer need. This is called leaking memory. Or "reference" the location of something you freed previously, thereby attempting to read data you may not have permission to read (the OS will usually prevent that and kill the program), or reading and using a value you didn't expect, causing undefined behavior and fun to deal with bugs.

2. The language, sometimes using a process which runs alongside your main program, manages memory. Which adds lots of overhead.

Rust has it's own way of doing this: It adds some rules on how you can pass around references and ownership and these rules are affected by whether you can or can't edit the referenced data. All just so the compiler knows the lifetime of the vars that hold that data and when it can free it (before the program is even compiled, so no overhead when the program is running). Not following the strict rules prevents your program from being compiled into an executable.

The compiler gives very helpful info, tips, and pointers™ though, Rust is also know for this.

My old profile on kbin.social was created 2 years ago, after kbin.social went offline I made a lemmy.world account then made one on this MBin instance.

It's very difficult to not post anti Israeli stuff if your posts are related to the middle east, or if you have a shred of empathy.

Confess -> got a video of a "Hamas member" who works in the medical field confessing to whatever you want.

Doesn't confess -> torture him to death and don't share the story or simply increase the count of "Hamas militants" killed that you'll show later to journalists and other governments.

It's funny because it makes fun of "Wholesome" stories which were prominent at some point (Still are on FB). Even if it was all about his girlfriend cheating, it's still simply using the soldier as the butt of the joke with no deeper meaning.

The only thing wrong with this meme is how old it is (IMO).

It's not connected and going LTR instead of RTL, but it seems to say: "We are waiting now to allow the west to destroy itself under the burden of it's extreme special gluttony (greed)"

Original, but connected & RTL: "ننتظر الآن والسماح الغرب بتدمير نفسها تحت وطأة الشراهة الخاصة" Better phrasing & grammar: "**ننتظر الآن للسماح للغرب بتدمير نفسه تحت وطأة الشراهة المفرطة"

Oranges could all get shot and Greens live peacefully together, instead of the extremist proposition by Greens for them both to peacefully exist together.

Red foxes are clearly orange. Black tea is clearly red. White grapes are clearly green.

There's a popular frontend for Lemmy called "Tesseract". About a week ago the dev pushed an apparently malicious update with a block list which contains lots of leftist (as in even slightly left leaning) communities and users.

OP searched for and found his username in that block list.

The file OP searched in is "policy.json", which doesn't exist in the source code. The command pulls the content of the url decodes it from base64, unzips it and puts the content in policy.json. Which means the source code obfuscates the file by default.

(the only file called "policy" I could find in the source code is a .dat file which has the encoded data).

It seems the majority of people here actually believe that without Hamas Israel would just stop invading and pull out. This might have been wishful thinking a while ago, but right now this is called delusion, as we've seen what happens when you tell Israel you won't attack and are willing to cooperate for the benefit of both sides (Syria and Lebanon).

Remembrance.

I honestly wouldn't care if it stayed at one or two of them, but I know if I leave these things and treat them as pets I will get an infestation in no time.

And with each new one the chances of me feeling one of them walk on my arm increases, and I am not letting that happen.

After seeking advice on health topics from ChatGPT, a 60-year-old man who had a "history of studying nutrition in college"

His ChatGPT conversations led him to believe that he could replace his sodium chloride with sodium bromide, which he obtained over the Internet.

Three months later, the man showed up at his local emergency room. His neighbor, he said, was trying to poison him.

He did not mention the sodium bromide or the ChatGPT discussions.

When the doctors tried their own searches in ChatGPT 3.5, they found that the AI did include bromide in its response, but it also indicated that context mattered and that bromide was not suitable for all uses. But the AI "did not provide a specific health warning, nor did it inquire about why we wanted to know, as we presume a medical professional would do," wrote the doctors.

You know what's the first thing I would do when anyone (or anything) tells me to start substituting something everyone consumes for a chemical compound I've never heard of? I would at the very least ask a doctor or search it up.

Summary: Natural selection

Dubai chocolate are chocolate bars filled with knafeh and pistachio. Some people think this is innovative.

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Just yesterday I had the "Memory shortage avoided" message after opening the gazillionth Firefox tab. The wording with the bomb icon is very funny. It really makes you imagine the kernel murdering the unsuspecting process in cold blood and then reporting to you what was done and what actions are expected of you calmly.

In Rust and lots of other languages you have to end each statement with a semicolon. The semi colon is usually placed right after the statement, but in this example there's indentation after each statement before the semicolon so they're all aligned.

There's also the curly brackets, they're padded in the same way, but those usually define where a scope (block) starts and ends making it even worse.

9..10..11..12 We cannot restock these shelves!

but today citing ChatGPT

There is no way that's true

Most interpretations forbid dying it black specifically. It's recommended that white hair be dyed with henna, which is orange.