I bet it had better uptime than Office 365 services.

Exactly, we would have had cataclysmic earthquakes if the summary were correct.

The poles have shifted dramatically in recent decades and the field has weakened substantially leading to bright auroras in Florida and Hawaii at low KP numbers.

Models have the North Pole arriving at the Bay of Bengal sooner than anybody would expect. Christmas will be awkward until we change our vocabulary..

If you are upset about LGBT+, well, do you feel that men should be able to have their own preference in women who are blondes, brunettes, redheads, shorter, taller, different body types? How about women having the right to prefer men with a different build, skin tone, etc, are you against THAT? So, people should also have their own preference when it comes to sexuality, like it or not, it's the same exact thing, personal preference in who they are attracted to. Or, do you feel that everyone should have the exact same preferences?

I don't care what your preferred form of sexual friction is....

I just don't want it being flaunted and taught to grade schoolers...they aren't sexual, they don't need to know about boys sucking cocks...

I may not agree with it, but it is a free country and fuck who you want to fuck as an adult, plain and simple.

I don't, however, need to feel forced to play someone else's "games" with pronouns. You can pretend to be a woman or man or poodle, fine with me, but don't expect me to learn or respect the rules of what your pronoun are.....if you are going to be at the fringes of society, it's up to YOU to deal with it, not me.

A big part of "woke" is having to deal with stupid shit like I mentioned above.

Especially exposing kids to it....keep them out of it and allow innocence to survive as long as it can with them.

Hopefully this is the wakeup call after it sells like garbage. Nobody can afford a new computer. Few people can handle multiple computers of that wattage in their environment, be it home or work. Nobody wants AI garbage holding onto all their data and spying on them. I can't wait to see their stock price after this fails.

Well yes, I would be a trekkie. I don't know what starwars fans are, maybe jedists? But what got my interest in this story is the fact that Disney lost to not one but TWO indie films, despite how much they spent on the movie. Shit, they probably exceeded the budgets of both films combined on just marketing and promoting their movie.

Having said that, I don't believe "loud, annoying and stupid" is a valid reason to report somebody. If it was, I'd have done it already.

And the South Park guys had their own take on JarJar:

https://youtu.be/z-y4stp65HM?t...

Very similar here.

Somebody said the new movie has a fifty year old baby as a main character which is supposedly their key demographic.

Oooh...I think I heard of that before. At least, the concept is familiar, but I didn't know the name for it -- haven't needed to use one, though I don't typically deal in caching, aside from in-memory caching for high performance applications, but every time I've needed that, it needed to be lossless and highly concurrent and parallel, so this wouldn't work. For that, I've always relied on flurry.

Ah, thus enabling stack allocation. Have you looked at this?

https://lib.rs/crates/small-co...

Has both a hash and a btree variant, both heapless, of lru. Might be worth building a struct that has the map contained in a refcell, then define your helper functions around the refcell to make your code more ergonomic. Let those helper functions handle the unwraps (or if you want to micro-optimize, then unwrap_unchecked, though usually this isn't necessary -- I've only found one case of a tight loop where the compiler couldn't optimize out the checks, which was for a custom lz77 implementation for unpacking/repacking data from a PS2 game.) As for passing your state around, there's a great, ergonomic way to do that already:

https://crates.io/crates/state

Depends on how you build your program. I think if you use that heapless version of Box, all you'd be moving is the pointer and nothing else. At least, that's the way Box works on the heap -- just an owned pointer, and when moved, the heap memory doesn't move anywhere, just the pointer on the stack does. And that is cheap.

Also if you're not doing it, I highly recommend using 'cargo clippy'. Despite the name, it's actually far more useful than it is annoying.

They probably should have done with starwars what they did with battlestar galactica. I never saw the original, though from what I understand, the fans of the original were annoyed by some PC shit like making Starbuck a female, which I get because it's annoying when they really change a character you liked. But the new one was great regardless -- I liked Starbuck's character a lot, it, it would be weird to go back and watch the original with her as a man -- but it was a big success regardless of what the fans of the original thought of it. Sometimes, it's best to ignore what the fans think, because if it manages to be good and original, like what the BSG remake was, the fans will probably still like it anyway.

That movie made barely any sense to me. All I really remember about it is the death star blew up a bunch of planets while the rebels smuggled out its secret vulnerability, and a CG Carrie Fisher at the end. I felt like I was watching Mortal Kombat 2 -- just a bunch of action scenes with very little story telling.

George Lucas said he was supposed to be the comic relief character. Outside of that, the character is pointless. The problem is he wasn't funny, he was just an annoying CG version of drinkypoo.

Though I was never into starwars, so I don't know what appeals to starwars fans. The only thing that was interesting about the whole series was that it started Harrison Ford's career, and he's made a lot of very good movies since then. From what I understand, he cares as much about it as I do.

It's 12/days old

https://youtu.be/jqcuqWTxTNw

but this is the first I've heard of it.

I'll suggest folks light up his torrent before the sharks start circling (and to help his bandwidth costs).

"This belongs in a museum!"

In that case, have you looked in the heapless crate? E.g:

https://docs.rs/heapless/lates...

You can "move" them by putting them in the heapless Box. Though you probably don't need to do that. I'm just not sure what your application/design goals are. Usually when I move something into a function and then move it back out, it's to use the builder pattern.

Can we keep the Rust team busy with porting them?

We can't allow this to stand having MCA token ring drivers in C.

i386 arch will be around in some form approximately forever. This was a weird hybrid model for lowmem amd64 devices.