As long as you don’t have to implement it yourself.
As long as you don’t have to implement it yourself.
You say that, then use a language that allows you to do this (it’s not lisp)
if (foo);
{
bar();
}
Operator overloads, descriptor protocol, decorators
It’s good to hear rumors against the rumor that GTA6 was never coming to PC.
House: “I roll for perception”
Wilson: “You rolled a 1”
House: “It’s Lupus”
Developers just casually adding intended game mechanics that makes the speed run incredibly boring.
We’ve always been trans-inclusive.
core-js is exactly that, but it focuses on implementing baseline features that can be polyfilled.
O(n!). I like it.
“Hey, Cock. What’s your real name?”
“Dick”
This is a myth perpetuated by the flag manufacturers to sell more flags. Why would you need to burn your flag because it got dirt on it? That’s what washing machines are for.
using more AI to say “Was that response okay?”
This is what GPT 2 did. One day it bugged and started outputting the lewdest responses you could ever imagine.
The “trustworthy” porn companies are unwilling to serve to regions that require them to store government IDs.
Source: All the good porn sites blocked my state.
Python type hints are constantly improving every year. Check out the typing PEPs for future improvements. Looks like they’re focusing on improving generics and narrowing for 3.13.
Locked thread and restricted to contributors
On mobile, they hide the code by default. Though the releases are still hidden underneath the readme.
Why do I have to have python installed in order to use it? Why don’t you bundle all the dependencies with the download?
Here’s something should make it work for any user. Though it might break on an actual AUR update.
Create a group named firefox and add yourself to it. Set the group owner of the firefox directory to firefox. If you have other users you want to be able to update firefox, add them to the firefox group as well.
groupadd firefox -U $USER
find /opt/firefox-bin -exec chown :firefox {} +
find /opt/firefox-bin -exec chmod g+w {} +
Then log out and back in.
Since you installed it from the AUR, it was likely installed to /opt/firefox-bin
, which is not writable by the user. If you want to use firefox’s update checker instead of flapak (or maybe yay), you’ll need to have write access to this directory or install it into your home dir (ex: $HOME/.local/share/firefox
).
Note It’s recommended to use the firefox from the software packages or flatpak. These versions have the update checker disabled.
I’ve had good performance via Proton, at least when it comes to Spider-Man and Stray.