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  • For my own Rust project I require myself to have a comment for every unwrap call that explains why that unwrap will never panic. For everything else I let the function return an error, with help of the anyhow crate and error contexts.

  • Perhaps someone on your inatance was last subscribed to it 2 years ago. When you subscribe, your instance doesn't tend to fetch older posts, only posts made after subscribing.

  • Your Lemmy instance only fetches posts from an other instance's community if at least 1 person on your instance is subscribed to it.

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  • rule

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  • A place where spiders get milked. /j

  • bonk

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  • Hope you will be alright. Might have to visit the embussy.

  • Ah yep you're right.

  • The command is make and the rest are its arguments.

  • Laugh

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  • Nice, thanks!

  • Also 4180 is not a standard (it says on the first page)

  • Probably pewdiepie. He was very popular before the incident, after which noone wanted to touch him. His Scare Pewdiepie show also got canceled. He has regained popularity again though.

  • This is an article fron 2006 btw.

  • Be careful, the actual logging can happen at a later time, and because the log function may take a reference to the value, if you modify r it may show the modified version of r in the logging instead of the original r.

  • Using -F with tail is even better than -f because it handles files getting truncated or getting created.

  • Exactly! This is why the server should just send a clear error message. 99% of the time the client just wants to show the error message to the end user, and not have to wrangle all kinds of normalized data into one.

  • This looks so over-engineered. Most of the time you only need an error message. Make the message clear enough so that it can be shown to the end user.

  • There is no investing in crypto; that's called speculation or gambling.

  • Good article.

  • The article clearly states that some of the toxics were in the e-liquid.