@void_zero2

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Microsoft confirms "Update and Shut Down" was actually restarting Windows 11. If you have ever noticed Windows 11’s Update and Shut Down not actually shutting down your PC and restarting instead, you’re not alone. Many of us probably developed a little trust issue with that button because the PC kept bouncing back to the sign-in screen. Turns out it was a known issue with Windows 11 and even Windows 10. It's finally fixed. This fix will begin rolling out to everyone with this month's Patch Tuesday, scheduled for November 11. Requires Build 26200.7019 / 26100.7019 or newer.
Update and Shut Down restarted PCs, not shut down, in Windows 11 or Windows 10

ALT Update and Shut Down restarted PCs, not shut down, in Windows 11 or Windows 10

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Zig is one of the more fun languages I use
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old things get replaced by new better things, that's just how life goes and on that note, perhaps you should find another line of work if you're unable to keep up with progress...?
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@immasiddx28 Aug 2025
Is Google even serious anymore? 😭
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Interesting article that yet again comes to the conclusion that Rust is simply better, and thus saves time and money tweedegolf.nl/en/blog/152/do…
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Dioxus 🧬
@dioxuslabs18 Apr 2025
Simultaneous FRONTEND + BACKEND hotpatching 🤯 Hotpatching Rust faster NextJS can reload JavaScript! Dioxus 0.7 is going to completely change Rust WebDev. Alpha dropping soon 🔜
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Every time I see an Android phone I think about Hammer Industries How are people so blind when it comes to quality? They aren’t even that much cheaper than iPhones anymore
SLK15@SLKVinyl10 Apr 2025
I regret to inform you that Samsung doesn't care about corner radius
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This is literally the plot to Call Of Duty: Black Ops II
Globe Eye News
@GlobeEyeNews7 Apr 2025
BREAKING: China restricts exports of seven rare earth metals to all countries.
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It’s like saying seat belts don’t help because people still crash with seat belts on The industry is starting to go through a seat belt phase, with Rust
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@bits0XF29 Mar 2025
Replying to @void_zero2 @theo @davepl1968
Bugs and vulnerabilities are also in Rust software.
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Wow I’m starting to become a Go fanboy! The language is so well thought out, especially the syntax! Just lightyears ahead of the alternatives. `if err != nil` everywhere is just so clean Also the Go compiler produces some of the best optimized binaries I’ve seen! Amazing
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I really like “blue rodent go brrr” simplicity of the language instead of the “make it correct” LGBTRust mindset (gay) I only had a couple of prod services panic so far and only a couple of race conditions! The best part? Only cost 30% more in AWS! Simplicity is the key 🔑
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Not to be all cult-member, crab fanatic here… but after taking Dioxus for a quick spin, I think No Boilerplate has a point that Rust might be the new C What can you NOT do with this safe, performant, worry-free crustacean language? Nothing even comes close…
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Next full stack project I do will be 100% Rust from backend to frontend
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Funnily enough, Rust is written in C# (Unity)!
AstraKernel 💫
@AstraKernel27 Mar 2025
I have never tried Rust. I want to try one day 🙂 what about you?
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I know this might be an unpopular opinion but I've never used shitter IDEs than JetBrains All their products have random issues that slows down productivity, let alone the bug that made Rider unusable on my Mac for about 8 months Pure Java slop, sold at a premium
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this is the rider bug for reference youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue…

Slow debugging performance of Rider on Mac compared to VS Code, or Rider on Windows/Intel :...

Problem I'm trying to understand where Rider is causing performance problems when debugging my web API, and if there's anything I can do about it. The numbers below weren't acquired by any automated...

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there is a surprisingly large amount of people that think not being able to write memory safe C/C++ is a "skill issue" I want all those people to watch & listen to this video of Azure CTO very carefully Google, Microsoft and others are very open that C/C++ is a problem
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Here's a Google post of findings and statistics of security issues caused by C/C++ security.googleblog.com/2024…
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False. Even using unique_ptr & shared_ptr won't make C++ fully memory-safe. Issues like iterator invalidation, dangling references, data races, and unsafe APIs remain. Rust addresses these comprehensively by design, not just discipline. Possible? Yes. Trivial? Nope
Dave W Plummer
@davepl196825 Mar 2025
No, Rust exists because people treat C++ as "C with Classes" and continue to abuse it. If you stick to unique_ptr and shared_ptr and so on, you can write entirely memory-safe code trivially. It's 2025, so it's time to learn C17 at least...
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