@x10et@ChShersh I actually hold that noobs *should* start with the 'modern' facilities, otherwise they'll just waste time learning slightly more awkward C, with complicated bits and bad habits
@bigfinish Any word about the android app?
I followed all the instructions, but it still crashes after a few minutes of listening and struggles with downloading most of my purchases. .
@x10et@ChShersh Some of us learned C++ from the 1st edition and ARM. Cut us old cod(g)ers some slack. C++11 still hasn't replaced all the mental muscle memory, let alone 26. ๐
YaerZero Version 2.0.10.0
Fix for WebView2 not liking CSS with Windows-style paths for font-face entries. EdgeHTML was a bit more lax in this respect.
Massive code tidy. making it more consistent & modern.
More defensive bracing. https://t.co/5zotA30l7x
@SpawnYaardReply This whole sequence is just so much smoother in Resync. The trailing mission through the bayou was much less fun in the original. Frustrating, not challenging.
@theseanparnell@bigfinish Nope not for me. The new android version works initially, but then it will get stuck unpacking a download and that's it. It will keep crashing.
@kevincreednews@Swag_Verse_ You can also get them by upgrading your hideout's general store to level 3. If you fully upgrade Great Inagua, you get one for *free* by talking to the butler.
YaerZero Version 2.0.07.0
Parallel thumbnailing of images. This results in a significant speedup of Comic Book processing.
Bug Fix.
Regression of handling internal covers in merged epubs.
https://t.co/5zotA30l7x
I will accept Nigel Farageโs request to be appointed Steward and Bailiff of the Manor of Northstead.
It is a farce and a desperate distraction, and the people of Clacton deserve better.
But if he wants to spend the summer arguing with a bin, I won't stop him.
YaerZero Version 2.0.06.0
Minor feature and bugfix release.
Added support for deleting books, using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+D.
UI feedback on long-running delete operations.
Mitigations for chromium CSS edge cases. https://t.co/5zotA30l7x
@stupid_groyper@valigo The assumption is numeric values of the character set are consecutive and not stored as some strange structure.
It's a pretty safe one, but worth checking in the data sheet of weird embedded controllers.
@alexsey69891@valigo .wrapping_sub() - Rust, right?, That code is C and in every version of C I've used there's no 'subtract without overflow'. There's "I *might* put out a warning", but they are signed values, so the compiler assumes you *want* -VE numbers and you *will* check. No runtime checks.
@kolemannix@valigo Yes. Or it should be. A LUT will be a memory or cache access, this can be done purely in one CPU register and, at most, 3 cheap instructions. It also doesn't waste space in the binary or time precalculating. Which typically really matter on constrained systems.