Yeah… well, you know.

Depending on what I’m doing, sometimes rust will annoy me just as much. Often I’m doing something I know is definitely right, but I have to go through so much ceremony to get it to work in rust. The most commonly annoying example I can think of is trying to mutually borrow two distinct fields of a struct at the same time. You can’t do it. It’s the worst.

Well if you make me actually explain it, I’m going to sound like an asshole; the joke is so obvious and low-level and the type of humor so uninspired that I figure they must be a little… you know, dumb.

The joke is that the people in the conversation are kinda dumb

It works fine for me, fwiw

They do not 😞

unless they stole your buddy’s credentials

Thank God trolls never steal people’s credentials so they can hack a small server because they’re bored.

True, though WinRar is technically neither.

Ah, yeah ml blocking seems to be what’s done it. That makes sense. Thanks- I was curious.

What platforms don’t see it (or which one in this case, anyway)?

would you rather …

If it means no VC, yes, without a doubt. That’s kind of the point.

I assume you’re joking but just in case you’re not.

That is extremely not the case.

Running in a VM. On top of a hypervisor.

That’s how that usually works, yeah.

Because cat people are weird as fuck.

I’m writing a paper on this, actually. Basically, it’s okay-ish at it, but has definite blind spots. The most promising route is to have AI use a traditional static analysis tool, rather than evaluate the code directly.

That’s the kind of logic people historically used when designing low level programming languages. It’s not the kind of logic you should use or that people nowadays usually do use. Undefined behavior is widely seen as a Bad Thing in the programming language design community.

Pages are fractional now?

Man, I really gotta get with the times…

To be fair, there has been very slow progress toward securing some endpoints. But yeah, I was probably being too charitable; the project places way too much emphasis on “backward compatibility” and not enough on security.

You probably shouldn’t just expose jellyfin to the internet quite yet though. There are some ongoing efforts to fix unauthenticated endpoint problems.

Oh, go away.