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As seen from Italy, Porco Rosso is... interesting. Someone looked at a lot of pictures, and then re-invented them in a way that is totally alien.

It's a fridge. Who knows what microcontroller CPU is there, and which toolchain they use.

You got my reference. But the original comment stands at -1 points now, even mock criticism of C and Rust seems to be totally unappreciated by the bigots.

Some crow experts discourage feeding them because they can be a bit too much.

OTOH the Swiss Department of Agriculture says that there is nothing that actually works against corvids. You can scare them and you can make their life difficult, but they learn, and show others how to bypass issues (possibly on "Corvid News"), so they might lose some battle but will win the war.

And nobody in their right mind sleeps soundly at night.

Or we realize that it is not possible, and Rust accepts to be "just" a definitely safer C.

Web apps work on input text and generate text, and C is not the most text-friendly language there is. There is a reason why early CGI-BINs were usually written in Perl.

(I won't even get started on the issues of creating new software in a language that is unsafe by design, and where any performance advantage will be dwarfed by the cost of forking. Whatever floats your boat, dude.)

I have some eye convergence issues, so maybe that's why. But my kids don't and they switched it off as well. Nice demo for the shop, though!

It was very nice, but very tiring after the first 5 minutes. So everybody I'm aware of switched it off in practice.

Every five years or so, VR gets to be the next hot thing. My first VR ride was on SGI Indigo, so it's been a while. Believers say we're almost there; I beg to be skeptical at this point.

The last part is incomplete but it reads like a report from an alien civilization.