I'm actually using CMake for this project (I just haven't moved it over from my system config yet) so I was able to set an environment variable to get that successfully. Is there a specific place I need to put the json to get clangd to recognize it?
It would probably work if I used the python script from the other project but I want to try getting it working directly first.
The LSPs load when you open a file in nvim, so I think it would be a child process? Is there any way to check what environment variables a process has, like with gdb or something else?
You don't need to have access to the source code (reverse engineered or not) to find security holes. However, people need to audit the source code to prove it's secure.
So, closed source software is maybe slightly harder to find flaws in for a malicious actor, but significantly harder for users to audit (because you have to rely on the word of the company publishing the software, or a 3rd party security auditing company, or reverse engineer the code yourself)
Additionally, it's harder for malicious actors to hide the existence of vulnerabilities they find. They can't just not tell anyone what they find because the code is all public anyway. If people are looking at it frequently enough (i.e. if the project is still active), someone else will probably notice it as well.
The blur looks too natural to be AI, I think this is either just a blurry still from a video of a cat swatting the camera or just good old photoshop
Edit: definitely just regular Photoshop because you can kind of see the point where they photoshopped in the extra arm (looking at its stomach it looks like it's sitting upright)
If you are fine with having things on the same OS, look into distrobox. It would let you set up an Ubuntu environment/container on top of your Bazzite install. You could also use something like OSX-KVM for MacOS with GPU passthrough (assuming you use a compatible GPU) which would simplify your setup greatly. That way you could technically have all 3 environments on one OS with one set of hardware but now the only thing being virtualized is MacOS.
(You could also dual-boot with MacOS if you wanted and it would be slightly faster than a VM but also more of a headache to setup)
Edit: Missed that you mentioned Windows but the setup for that would be pretty much the exact same as MacOS except getting GPU passthrough to work on Windows is easier (again, same limitations as MacOS though, and games with anticheats would be able to tell that Windows is in a VM).
In theory this is true but I'm gonna be so honest with myself, I can't tell the difference with my iems and I definitely can't tell the difference with my $30 Bluetooth earbuds
That's fine? I'm not trying to gatekeep being ace at all nor speak for all ace people. That just doesn't match my experience and I doubt I'm completely 100% alone in saying that.
I generally don't think about sex unless it's relevant to a discussion so the analogy kind of breaks down for me. But when you liken something to food, the immediate thought coming to my mind is that you can't live without it.
I guess if you really wanted to stick with the food metaphor from my perspective it would be more like: "If all food tasted bland to you and you didn't have to care about the nutrients/hunger would you still eat?" Taking the analogy past its breaking point, my experience is like that question but if the world fundamentally judges you based on your favorite food and inserts generic barely related food pictures into every show or movie you try to watch.
I don't understand how anyone past puberty can't understand it
Some people are ace? Not that I'm against people having the right to make NSFW stuff (the idea of "NSFW" is pretty heavily influenced by advertisers to begin with, outside of NSFL stuff like gore and trauma) but this analogy makes it seem like you can't live without having or imagining sex at all times. I personally don't get enjoyment out of being horny at all.
The real problem is that payment processors shouldn't be able to block transactions for things that aren't illegal, full stop. The recent precedents just let Visa, MasterCard, and PayPal label anything with themes they don't like (LGBTQ+, gender equality, body dysmorphia and other issues related to physical appearance, etc.) as suggestive content and censor it. That shouldn't be legal anywhere claiming to have freedom of speech/expression (but they don't seem to mind supporting hate speech!)
If your goal is just to avoid killing animals, technically you can get bookshelves from villagers through trading (also just in villages and strongholds themselves).
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I'm actually using CMake for this project (I just haven't moved it over from my system config yet) so I was able to set an environment variable to get that successfully. Is there a specific place I need to put the json to get clangd to recognize it?
It would probably work if I used the python script from the other project but I want to try getting it working directly first.