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i’d like to congratulate sarah wagenknecht for becoming a honorary member of the AfD. no other politician has boosted the AfD into government as well as she has
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the good new [singular] about the elections is that the fdp can’t cooperate with the fascists again
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@whitequark circumventing temperature control problems by not having a temperature controlled iron (it sucks and every time i use it i want something not shit but then i forget)
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general reminder that supporting fascist-leaning states plans of secession is just straight up support of that fascist government’s propaganda. it’s unsalvagable and harmful to members of marginalized groups actively surviving here
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i am wondering how taiko no tatsujin multiplayer works
at this point i think my two explanations are:
- ultra low japan ping
- they fake it
it’s a fast paced rhythm game, the lag needs to be smaller than a few frames, especially considering one of the songs that you can play online has a section where you have to keep a 24Hz (!) drumroll for about 2s
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Asahi Lina (朝日リナ) // nullptr::live
lina@vt.socialI think people really don't appreciate just how incomplete Linux kernel API docs are, and how Rust solves part of the problem.
I wrote a pile of Rust abstractions for various subsystems. For practically every single one, I had to read the C source code to understand how to use its API.
Simply reading the function signature and associated doc comment (if any) or explicit docs (if you're lucky and they exist) almost never fully tells you how to safely use the API. Do you need to hold a lock? Does a ref counted arg transfer the ref or does it take its own ref?
When a callback is called are any locks held or do you need to acquire your own? What about free callbacks, are they special? What's the intended locking order? Are there special cases where some operations might take locks in some cases but not others?
Is a NULL argument allowed and valid usage, or not? What happens to reference counts in the error case? Is a returned ref counted pointer already incremented, or is it an implied borrow from a reference owned by a passed argument?
Is the return value always a valid pointer? Can it be NULL? Or maybe it's an ERR_PTR? Maybe both? What about pointers returned via indirect arguments, are those cleared to NULL on error or left alone? Is it valid to pass a NULL ** if you don't need that return pointer?
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i cannot have shower thoughts because i don’t shower
i also don’t have thoughts because i’m plushie
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On ICE Wi-Fi. Can’t see new posts yet. Sent this post on the 30th at 16:02
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Charlotte would like to:
- run unsafe code
- know the location of your trash can
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bottoms when they find out they can’t be represented in a purely algebraic type system
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vkc (Veronica Explains)
vkc@linuxmom.netI've had a few folks ask me how I make https://www.thestopbits.net load so quickly.
It's a boring answer: it's tiny.
There's almost nothing you download when you visit. There's no JavaScript and we use whatever font you have as the default.
It's not a trick, it's just how things used to be. It has to load on a 28.8 modem, so on your modern machine it's going to feel zippy.
Modern websites can feel zippy too.
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