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Re:What's new in C# 12: overview on Friday October 20, 2023 @08:43AM (#37955283)
Well, this features is designed to be used by source generators and not humans.

So as it's intended for being used inside the compilation process, i don't think this is too valid of a concern.

Re:You don't need a modal window on Wednesday May 24, 2023 @08:33AM (#36057116)
There's also cases where you're legally required to support them

E.g. ADA (Americans with disabilities act) website compliance which seems to be required when the employer has more than 15 employees

Which still relies on the Chrome Web store.

Which will stop accepting MV2 Extensions after the move to MV3

Therefore leaving you without a store again

They still do since they're a subsidiary/related.

Microsoft tried to get around that by not hosting in the EU but having a european trustee do it for them.

That got us the CLOUD act

Ah, failing to correct someone but making a similar response... a problem as old as time.
Wrong Submission;)

You probably wanted to comment on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30023169

Re:Minecraft mod that runs RISC-V Linux on Monday January 10, 2022 @07:41PM (#29885430)
Kernel and rootfs appear to be built using buildroot https://github.com/fnuecke/buildroot/tree/sedna/board/sedna-...

The github of the mod https://github.com/fnuecke/oc2

But at least for apple you already pay a 100$/year fee for them to distribute your apps.
SAP ERP is nowadays mostly written in C(++), java and ABAP (their own programming language to implement business logic, forms and reports) with SAP HANA bringing Web technologies.

SAP also predates the cloud, it used to be in mainframe land though (SAP R/2).

It has a cloud offering in its latest revision SAP HANA, but switching a major version is prohibitely expensive and requires immense amounts of work.

It would depend on your definition of porn of course, but at least in Germany you can get pornographic magazines at lots of kiosks/stores, especially the bigger ones