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This is obnoxious. It's really none of their damn business. I got these in the credit card flow, and I'm pretty sure it's the card that requires 'em. You could always snail mail them a money order, I guess. I suspect this nonsense is driven by their use of the Donorbox service. I'm creeped out...

Sounds like this Unifi box is not a real bridge. I have two OpenWRT access points in bridge mode on my network, and DHCP works happily across them.

Linux is dying? Well, that is new and refreshing!

This is folklore I'm familiar with: https://users.cs.utah.edu/~elb/folklore/mel.html

Well bad hardware (including bad RAM) could've caused corruption in a library needed by rustc. The error would be reproducible if that's the case. I agree with cracauer@ that the likely culprit is a corrupt file. Have you tried cleaning out the work directory between builds?

I think the easiest path at this point is for you to push your code to some public place where we can all look at it and provide suggestions.

I'd forgotten how much time I wasted throwing penguins around...

My workstations work the first time, every time. I literally forget about the server I have under my desk because it just works, all the time. Upgrades never go sideways on the server, and only rarely on the workstations. That's why.

Mo is also active on the FLTK mailing list.

Don't forget ridiculous compile times and the bloat you get from their download-the-Internet package manager.

That's an amazing game, but the career mode is not very good. It's really more of a space simulator with more accurate physics than a game. It's one of the few games in which I have more than 1000 hours. Kitten SA looks very interesting. I'm downloading it and will probably send them a few bucks.

It is slow moving. I might've stayed up all night waiting for things to happen the first time I played it. Maybe.

Classic! Am I the only one who played SimEarth?

I'm gonna flail off way into the weeds now. Is The Edge of Tomorrow a film representation of a Rogue-like?

I thought he was describing Battle Royale games. They are quite popular since Fortnite. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_royale_game#Mainstream_popularity_(2018%E2%80%93present) There are a lot of those around at the moment that are very, very similar.

See point 2: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/topics-about-unsupported-freebsd-versions.40469/ However, 15 is now STABLE and is therefore discussing it is within the rules of the forum.

I abandoned VS Code because of this.

It's also so awesome when the "security" team talks down to you when you try to explain why ICMP is needed. "Everyone knows ping is unsafe. Duh."

That has certainly not been my experience. Minor versions often introduce incompatibilities. Python introduces new minors every year, and only supports them for two years. Writing stuff in Python nowadays is dooming yourself to a death of a thousand cuts "fixing" administrivia in your code base...

You have to add a callback to your button. Decent example of font handling here: https://github.com/fltk/fltk/blob/branch-1.3/examples/textdisplay-with-colors.cxx Yeah, that a little weird. Turns out 2.x is an ancient dead branch. New development will become 1.5. I don't know for sure about...