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What he probably means is data-races in go can result in memory/type unsafe accesses -- I suspect, likely due to slice types -- not sure if that is true/false.

I like this approach. Thank you.

Would it work if a user's device that is already connected to the VPN, but has custom DNS override to say 8.8.8.8 ? How can I allow my users to be able to use 8.8.8.8 DNS override and still work seamlessly?

There used to be a Debian Live iso builder website for building custom Debian Live isos. It probably is discontinued, I can't seem to find it anymore.

Only looked at the first two examples. No language can save you when one writes bad code like that.

Thank you.

> No, it does not always crash.

Can you give me an example that I can reproduce?

> No. It's undefined behaviour, it may do anything or nothing.

This is clearly nonsense.

Doesn't null-pointer-dereference always crash the application?

Is it only an undefined-behavior because program-must-crash is not the explicitly required by these languages' specs?

What is the justification to call `Null pointer dereference` as a memory safety issue?

My favorite monospace font is "Ubuntu Mono" for ages.

As an engineer, I like to see -- for the lack of better word -- some taste instead of characters being too formal and too symmetric. Ubuntu and Ubuntu-Mono satisfy this to a good extent without being too much, like in comic sans.

The closest font with similar taste, which I found recently is Mononoki

This is a necessary condition for CBDC goals (now being marketed as Stablecoins).

I am actually more interested in removing/reducing even more features from Go than adding more features.

Is anyone able to get streaming audio to text conversion working with whisper.cpp?

I tried several times to get this into a reasonable shape, but all have been failures. If anyone has pointers I really appreciate it.

Peter does this every few months on Hackernews.

I am not a sysadmin -- so I keep forgetting the command to see logs cause I only need it once every 3 months.

So, systemd change is a pain for me.