@jperlow No, they'll sell it off to a data broker firm in Bulgaria that doesn't disclose its client list
@kate And when creating SVG elements in JavaScript? Or is fixed nowadays?
@kate This is genial! What's the situation with the SVG XML namespace nowadays? When is needed?
@allenholub Is usually pretty funny how little the people who make these analogies know about house building, too.
@SteveLionel It is!
function box() { t="$1xxxx";c=${2:-=}; echo ${t//?/$c}; echo "$c $1 $c"; echo ${t//?/$c}; } # Make box around text. By bartonski
I made an explanation of how this works a while ago here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZ85aMuf6c
@SteveLionel You might like it; has incredibly powerful macros, no types, and extremely interactive development, though nowadays is not widely used. More alive than BLISS though!
@mlliarm @elfprince13 The problem is not that a function has side effects.
@SteveLionel How do you like Forth?
@radehi @alexandru I do, other than the difficulty of figuring out that you had a missing dot somewhere. BLISS macros were incredibly powerful and could help you write clear and maintainable code. BLISS is far better than C for systems programming, in my opinion. ELUDOM
@SteveLionel @alexandru Do you miss BLISS?
@shay @cemerick Well, obviously enough, those systems don't work.
Maybe we have to choose between banning certain information and enjoying liberal democracy. Shouldn't be controversial, really; is an extreme novelty, this idea that liberal democracy can coexist with prosecuting people for reading certain things.
@mfowler Might want to delete and repost this with an URL that isn't localhost:1963
Implementing a New Memory Safety Approach, Part 1 - Evan Ovadia @ Vale Lang: https://verdagon.dev/blog/making-regions-part-1-human-factor
@davew Oh wow, thanks.
@deshipu This looks vaguely like a Klann linkage but needs twice as many servos.
@davew What the feature is called?
I read a lot. Sometimes I learn things. I like making things. I think reading and doing are complementary.