But Error is a trait, not a type or an instance of any type.

https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/error/trait.Error.html

What? I heard they were putting out good money to hire COBOL developers to maintain their old banking systems.

If you look at only the rating in number then the gaming industry suffers the same problem as the movie industry. You have to read in-depth review of it to determine the chance of you liking it.

People still talk about old movies twenty years ago. The original Hollow Knight is still being discussed by the community, especially now that Silksong is out, and the two stories connect. Gameplay-wise, Silksong has not only one, but six sets of play styles (crest). Imagine the contents to experience.

But of course you don’t have to experience all these if it’s not your cup of tea. Just saying you don’t have to invalid someone else’s preference.

A tag would be a starting point. A client can filter posts by tags.

I feel the same way, man. Every question of “What distro should I use after Windows 10 EOL?” is just generic to enough to be damned to hell. “Oh, but can it run Microsoft WordPhotoshop/AutoCAD/Steam?” Or, “I only use it to watch YouTube.”

How about finding a question that was already answered by others?

How about trying it out on a virtual machine or a secondary computer?

Face it. Your need isn’t that unique at all. You’re just a normal user like 90% of the remaining.

I don’t care about the story, but when I played it when it was free on PS Plus, the gameplay is bad to me as I constantly get lost in the building. The protagonist has superpower but in the game it really doesn’t feel like so. I can throw stuff at enemies, then what? There is a fight where in the beginning I fight two or three enemies with guns, and it sucked because I don’t know where they are when I’m hiding behind cover. And taking two or three shots I’m dead. It’s a shitty FPS game in disguise of a Sci-Fi action game.

“People didn’t like it?” Who, and how many percent? Most people enjoyed Hollow Knight also enjoyed Silksong.

OK, hyped, yes, but by who? I bet 90% of the people who hyped it and bought it ended up enjoying it. And that’s justified. Not over hyped. What OP was thinking of Silksong is probably media exposure.

It’s a momentum from early 2000s. Rockstar (or was it Take 2 by that time?) set a lower moral line in the gaming industry and published games like Man Hunt and GTA III, where you can commit crime without much consequences. The gaming experience was nouveau and a thrill.

I’m not good at drawing but I’ll try.

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Isn’t the word counter-clockwise?

Listen to this guy, OP. $5 says you will not be allowed to use brew.sh and have to install a limited selection of software from the companies repository.

Clickbait title which makes no sense.

I upvoted you before I got to your last paragraph.

Why false? Especially if you have signed NDA. There are certain confidential documents you can only access as an employee at work, like the Airplay protocol. If you work for Apple, memorize the standard, then develop an app for Android which casts audio to Homepod, you’re going to get sued.

You’re still liable if you’ve used knowledge gained at work. The safest way is to let your employer sign off every release you want to make public.

And it was one of the few distros who supports running without systemd. I do need the freedom to use whichever init system I prefer. Some let me do it with just a few lines of configs, some leave their system open enough to work with other init systems, and some are so hard-coded to allow only systemd, and fuck those, BTW.

Do you consider Postman (and such) a programming language?

What’s the most basic principle of IT?

Do you mind spoiling us please?

Agreed. I was fully aware that forking Linux is more of a joke than anything.

Spot on on the hobby point. If I am writing code while not being paid, I need to enjoy every moment of it. In addition to coding, project managing and ensuring backlash make me nope the fuck out of it.