It can happen to others too. When I used Raspbian, two times (iirc) the upgrade process to the new major version broke while installing libc and so the system was bricked afterwards.

I think I read somewhere that the recomended upgrade process is to reinstall the system. How bad must updates be implemented in this case?

Are you aware that RAM is cleared on reboot?

Are you perhaps on Wifi? I noticed that Fedora is has configured Systemd to wait for online network before continuing starting the login services.

Podman for the rescue. Runs fully under current user pribileges, so no sudo or other root-privileges needed to run containers.
(Especially useful for devs who want containers but should not get sudo.)

While Pomni is the hesitant type from time to time, she is also energic and not afraid of using her brain. So I think something like Fedora is more fitting for her. Gets the job done while allowing tinkering.

Mint on the other hand I would assign to Gangle. Calm and hard to break.

Great, thanks.

When I open the link (mobilephone, Irronfox), it shows the dialogbox with text for about 2 sec and then the page turns white.

Other than that: I’m HYPED!

output makes no sense

C++ template errors enter the room

Donating monthly is way more fulfilling that being fored to pay monthly subscriptions.

In Mbin users can enable it if they want.

Is there space left on the hill? I want to join you.

JSON5 my beloved

A good question, as I like it and don’t like it. It is without a doubt better than dynamic types.

On the pro side it removes redundant writing the type again and again. On the con side it is almost impossible to see what type with what functions the variable in front of you has without an IDE (which you don’t have without cloning the repo) or without an already deep knowledge of the code.

Same with extension functions (free functions which can be added to a type almost anywhere in the codebase). Very useful (Kotlin is a great example for this) but also confusing when you want to hunt down where this piece of code is coming from.

I really don’t like comparing languages by Hello World complexity. You could use a lang which needs 3 chars to print it but sucks at everything else but it would still look better at first glance.

As for this specific comparison: let the project grow to only midsize and you will crave for static types and well separated classes.

At the Aldi in my area many of the token mechanism are broken, so the carts are always loose. They get put back by people anyways, which makes me happy.

Just a guess honestly

Good to know, thx.

Huh, didn’t know about that. I should try the application again.

Not every applications runs in Wine. For example I didn’t get USB devices (not storage, connection to a special device) running in Wine. And I can imagine that old serial connections and so are even more tricky.

“lost”. Isn’t it just virtual money from the values of the shares anyway (until they are realized by selling)?