I don’t really know how to do that
- Install rust
- Create a directory somewhere
- Change to that directory
- Run: cargo init
- Open a text editor and do stuff in there
- Save the file(s)
- Run cargo build
- Run the executable
Hope it helps!
I don’t really know how to do that
Hope it helps!
Everything just feels slow, clunky and some basic things are quite complecated to archive
It’s been that way for much longer than a few years unfortunately. I don’t understand how people can tolerate it. Some projects switched to it because it seemed more beginner friendly than IRC, but to me it’s not focussed on making things easy.
It seems crazy expensive compared to what it would cost in the Netherlands. No advertisement, but check prices on e.g. the site Solar Bouwmarkt. There’s still loads of costs aside from the panels themselves, so please add everything up. Still, if you think that was a good price I wonder if you know the costs involved.
It was reported before that it’s not about what is being sold. It’s a way to avoid certain limits on donations. A person or company might not be able to donate as much as they want. But they can buy loads of products. And it doesn’t matter how terrible they are. Ideally they’re so terrible that nobody buys except as a donation. To save on costs of distribution, customer service, etc.
Purposely incompetent.
I’m pretty damn confident that this was a ship problem
That’s so simplistic. Please look into the Swiss cheese model. Things shouldn’t break when just one thing goes wrong. There’s a load of things that could’ve mitigated things.
E.g. better protection for the bridge (was decided it wasn’t worth it), could’ve required that tugs assist until big vessels are safely away from the bridge, maybe could’ve influenced the design of these vessels, etc.
Saying it was a ship problem, nah, it’s a multiple of causes. Or worded differently, there’s loads of things to address possible fires in e.g. building and so on. Because just relying on everything always working perfectly is not realistic.
That’s why they’re also trying to manipulate the voting. E.g. making it really difficult to vote, or suddenly removing loads of people.
It was changed recently. The monitor has to be told ahead of time now.
But only in some cases, not for everything. If a monitor would need to approve everything that would require quite a lot of people. A business often has quite a lot of regular invoices and so on.
Then that man owes you a favour, or at least you are on his good side.
Trump often doesn’t abide by anything. Doesn’t pay contractors for example. Just takes, doesn’t give. Loads of lawyers did favours for Trump, loads of those lawyers cannot practice anymore. It doesn’t sound like a good idea to me to hope that Trump might return a favour.
Remember, the court has a monitor watching the trump org approving every check and money transfer right now.
The way you wrote that suggests something different than what the monitor does.
For one, they monitor after the fact. Likely one a month and after book close. So they don’t monitor in detail while it is happening. Secondly, transfers above a certain amount need to be reported. That amount can be an aggregate. Those need to be reported and I think the monitor needs to ok them before they can be executed.
That’s quite different from what you seemed to suggest, meaning that the monitor needs to approve every check.
With Sync you can filter in various ways. E.g. you can filter posts by a keyword such as “Trump”. I assume something similar can be done in another client. I know not all support filtering, though do not recall which do aside from Sync.
So crime shouldn’t be acted upon because someone else did it as well? That’s your argument? I’m guessing you’re joking?
So Trump is arguing that Biden should be allowed to assassinate him?
Obviously not as that would conflict with: rules for thee but not for me
They’re quoting Adam Leitman Bailey, a great real estate lawyer. His Wikipedia page is interesting, he was involved in some controversies, resulting in him not being allowed to do his work for 4 months.
In the article he comments about the Trump case. Which I find odd as lawyers usually stick to what they know.
A bit of an odd person that they’re quoting.
Agreed, Trump lies. Often he’s still quoted and people expect that maybe something is true. With the 90 million (or so) bond he also said the amount should be lowered and that he had trouble. That was days after securing the bond. The deadline hasn’t passed yet. For the upcoming bond Trump lied by omission. The judge fortunately took action as a result. Better to see what happens.
It’s good that various preparations are being made to seize assets. Still, too early to know what is going up happen.
Or it’s a form of money laundering. Meaning, the people buying are totally ok with it not being worth much at all. It’s just a way to buy Trump.
They successfully delayed things without saying their intention was to delay things like Ukraine aid.
The obvious thing to do would be sending a water sample to a lab and get it tested for lead
In Netherlands you can send in water to test for lead at https://www.loodinwatertesten.nl/
Chubb put up the appeals bond for his defamation trial.
There’s an article which explains that the financial document says it’ll take months for that bond to be valid and it has various ways to get out of the “bond”. Meaning, they were trying to get the judge to sign off on a bond which wasn’t a bond.
So instead of accepting that the driver should be GPL and part of the kernel, you turn things around and pretend the development of the kernel is the way that it is because of a conspiracy against Nvidia?
The bit regarding Wayland doesn’t make sense, no idea what you’re getting at. Though maybe you don’t follow Linux developments?