there are plenty of open source apps that can do what you are tying to do. Adobe is not worth it. they try to charge you 100 of bucks when you try to cancel their subscriptions. so even paid users are fed up with em
Open source at Microsoft didn’t happen overnight. @amandaksilver walks through the journey from early steps with jQuery to open-sourcing #TypeScript, Chakra, #dotNET and #VSCode, and the culture shift behind it.
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@nixcraft Kagi and DuckDuckGo are the strongest for a privacy-first, no-ads/no-logs experience; Startpage and Mojeek are next-best for no-logs with different tradeoffs; Ecosia, Brave (Search), and Marginalia have more compromises (ads, tracking, or business model differences).
I have made 'mine' decision about 20 years ago - BSD all the way - and that was probably the BEST decision in my life.
Career wise.
Sanity wise .
Wellbeing wise.
Details:
- https://t.co/vpY4Ox4q5g
- https://t.co/crRG53vh9q
Binsider can perform static and dynamic analysis, inspect strings, examine linked libraries, and perform hexdumps, all within a user-friendly terminal user interface!
@ObiTech_Rz@Python_Dv The grammar is ambiguous and depends on the context.
'and' is not here a logical operator.
Another problem is the type of data returned:
(True and '33333')
returns '33333'
(False and '33333')
returns False
the value returned is not always of the same type.
How awful!
@nixcraft But it fell victim to C and then C++, while the latter languages almost always avoided problems of code execution security and memory management.
@nixcraft Python was not originally designed to be compiled. As far as I'm concerned, I rather regret that the object Pascal language was sidelined. It had long been able to compile to p-code and could compete with Java by adding an AWT graphical interface. ↙️