As does ruffle, a browser extension that adds an alternative open source runtime for flash in the modern age
Just a guy doing stuff.
As does ruffle, a browser extension that adds an alternative open source runtime for flash in the modern age
There aren’t any immediate drop in replacements that won’t require some work, but there is Home Assistant Voice - It just requires that you also have a Home Assistant server setup, which is the more labor intensive part. It’s not hard, just a lot to learn.
Stupid that we have to do this, but add before:2022
and it filters out all the slop
I run my pi-hole on a dedicated Pi, and I pull the updated image first without any trouble. Then after the updated image is pulled, recreating the container only takes a few seconds.
Dunno what’s broken about your setup, but it definitely sounds like something unusual to me.
Nah, yer not alone. we’re out here. Just quiet.
This meme hits entirely differently for transfems.
I tend to write anything for distribution in Rust or something that compiles to a standalone binary. Python does not an easily redistributable application make lol
Not OP but of course it goes spinny, is skirt!
For flash I think you’re describing Ruffle
Fun fact: Unrelated to the browser of the same name, it’s the “window chrome” of the browser
It’s like that but if they were guided towards answers that sound reasonably likely
This whole comment and my sides into orbit; Thank you for the 1am ugly-laugh cackling and guffawing
Rust libraries are statically linked by default yes, except for a couple of rather low level ones (glibc and a couple others I think) - Honestly though I’d be surprised if you come across a situation where it’s something necessary to think about in practice
rust is both high and low level
I like to describe this as “low level language with high level ergonomics”
Sounds like you want the Rust Book: https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/
Edit: Just realized you said you didn’t like it sorry
That’s so funny. The closest thing I’ve seen to that is a specific second person plural that usually refers to a specific subset of the listeners: y’uns.
WINE is open source, so it’s not stealing to use it
Precisely