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My discoveries in the deep world of asynchronous Rust: https://bshn.rs/blog/2026-04-01-cancellation-safety-in-async-rust-runtimes/
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توصيات أمنية للاحتلال الإسرائيلي بشن حرب على لبنان
https://misryoum.com/twsyat-mnyh-llahtlal-alsrayyly-bshn-hrb-ala-lbnan/
كشفت القناة الإسرائيلية 13 أن الأجهزة الأمنية في إسرائيل رفعت توصيات بقيادة عملية عسكرية واسعة في لبنان، قد تمتد لعدة أيام، في ظل تصاعد التوتر على الحدود الشمالية وتزايد الاشتباكات مع حزب الله.وتأتي هذه التوصيات بالتزامن مع تصريحات لافتة...
#توصيات #أمنية #للاحتلال #الإسرائيلي #بشن #حرب #على #لبنان #منصة_مصر_اليوم_الاخبارية #misryoum_com
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RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@dnkl/116577242060070669
God, I like this terminal so much!
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Trying to automate Tauri app testing on arch linux.
Currently faced an issue of webkitgtk not providing webkitdriver. Anyone knows which package already exists that includes the driver? I am searching over the web, but all I found is a suggestion to build it by myself, which can be okay, yet I think I just had no luck in finding existing package.
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Trying to automate Tauri app testing on arch linux.
Currently faced an issue of webkitgtk not providing webkitdriver. Anyone knows which package already exists that includes the driver? I am searching over the web, but all I found is a suggestion to build it by myself, which can be okay, yet I think I just had no luck in finding existing package.
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Trying to automate Tauri app testing on arch linux.
Currently faced an issue of webkitgtk not providing webkitdriver. Anyone knows which package already exists that includes the driver? I am searching over the web, but all I found is a suggestion to build it by myself, which can be okay, yet I think I just had no luck in finding existing package.
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Trying to automate Tauri app testing on arch linux.
Currently faced an issue of webkitgtk not providing webkitdriver. Anyone knows which package already exists that includes the driver? I am searching over the web, but all I found is a suggestion to build it by myself, which can be okay, yet I think I just had no luck in finding existing package.
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First one is kinda small and simple **Trivial_Casts** 🔢➡️🔟
> The trivial_casts lint in Rust is designed to catch what the Rust compiler considers to be "obviously unnecessary" type casts. These casts are often a result of typos or misunderstandings of how types work in Rust, and they can lead to unexpected behavior if not caught early on.
When you cast one type to another, the compiler will automatically perform certain "trivial" casts that are considered safe and obvious. However, it might also flag cases where the cast is unnecessary because Rust can infer the correct type without any issues. These flagged cases are what the trivial_casts lint is designed to catch.
Example:
```rust
let square = Square([2; 8]);
let square = &square as □```
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Let me introduce new weekly thread that I want to have here - Lint of the week ( #lotw ). Every week I will post a new Rust lint that in my opinion should be used by most of the rust projects. Let's start!
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It is kinda sarcastic that I went from neovim to #HelixEditor for "plugin free" experience where everything works out-of-the-box and now I end up installing helix fork with plugins 🤣