Comment Re:Wtf? (Score 1) 40
Oh, and just because code is old, debugged and works doesn't make it "legacy"
Having personally looked at the old GNU C code, it did not appear particularly difficult to maintain.
Oh, and just because code is old, debugged and works doesn't make it "legacy"
Having personally looked at the old GNU C code, it did not appear particularly difficult to maintain.
It's not about memory leaks but memory safety and much better maintainability that legacy GNU C code.
Most people who complain about this have never actually looked at the legacy GNU code.
continued to treat them as an enemy and sought to further diminish them so they'd be even less of a threat.
After Zhirinovsky won the Duma election, based on the platform of re-establishing the Russian empire, it proved that Russia still wanted to be a threat, at least a large section of the population.
Or you should really do in your shell "alias rm=rm --no-root-preserve"
I've heard about this, but if you want it to give you warnings before you remove things (like a trash can in OSX), then you need to alias the rm command like this:
"alias rm=rm --no-root-preserver -r
I read the article. That is really the advanced Zen class.
It's not advanced, I shared it because the headline is clear. The article is written in a confusing way because the author doesn't understand the topic. Another way to say the same thing is, "people are flowers," but that's not exactly precise, either.
This one says things along your thinking, "The Cave You Fear to Enter Holds the Treasure You Seek," but make no mistake, there is a destination and it is reachable.
But since we're at it, What is enlightenment?
GREAT MOMENTS IN HISTORY (#7): April 2, 1751 Issac Newton becomes discouraged when he falls up a flight of stairs.