Yeah! Emacs has always been the superior editor!
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Sometime, less is more, but not for an encyclopedia, which is, by definition, literally supposed to contain all knowledge. The previous encyclopedias were limited by their volume, as they must be physical, but not Wikipedia. I think Wikipedia wins 100% on this front.
The global cybersecurity is compromised everytime someone swings their golf club. “Fore!!”
I would assume the gov agencies self host their instances due to sensitive data. But even if they don’t, why not switch to self host?
Yeah! Post that market!
It’s self hosted tho?? I don’t get it. Isn’t remote-togglable stuff way more dangerous, like I don’t know, the Star Link?
Time for some marshmallows!
The irony
Hopefully this can be beneficial to the people of NK
As an atheist, and a devils advocate (Gods advocate?? hmm), my friend used to tell me that God knows best, and every unexplainable events could be explained by God seeing further than us, therefore having a long-term goal. Meaning, to achieve this noble goal, it is paramount to bestow cancer upon the pope (suffering is closely tied to Christianity after all), while also keeping billionaires alive.
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The default clang-format configuration is absolutely horrendous, but for our company we had an in house clang-format configuration that actually made the code look quite good. The problem is you still have to control code spacing/some alignments yourself.