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Cake day: July 10th, 2024

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  • I mostly see warnings when compiling source code of other projects. If you get a warning as a dev, it’s your responsibility to deal with it. But also your risk, if you don’t. I made it a habit to fix every warning in my own projects. For prototyping I might ignore them temporarily. Some types of warnings are unavoidable sometimes.

    If you want to make yourself not ignore warnings, you can compile with -Werror if using GCC/G++ to make the compiler a pedantic asshole that doesn’t compile until you fix every fucking warning. Not advisable for drafting code, but definitely if you want to ship it.






  • They will run out of business very quick if they allow it!

    I wouldn’t be so naive. Even applications advertised as “secure” may be subject to surveillance laws of various nations. Or even just plainly lying for other malicious reasons while keeping it “hidden”.

    And any file can be brute forced open given enough processing power or enough tech

    Which, depending on the encryption and password, may take more time than the age of the universe. Even with quantum computers, afaik. There are already a bunch of new encryption technologies undergoing standardization that are also not vulnerable to quantum computers.






  • We “ever” had is a bit far fetched imo.

    Yes and no. This was investigated and the numbers do agree with respect to the previous two governments per four years each.

    From Bertelsmann Stiftung (German) translated via DeepL:

    With a total of 453 promises, the 2021 coalition agreement contains around 50 percent more concrete projects than the 2018 coalition agreement and almost two and a half times as many as the 2013 coalition agreement. However, in its three years in government, the traffic light coalition has only implemented just over half of these (52 percent) with 236 projects - 45 percent have been fully implemented and 7 percent partially implemented. 98 projects (22%) were still in the process of being implemented when the traffic light came to an end. Implementation had not even begun on a further 118 projects (26%).

    The traffic light system has therefore failed to meet the high standards it set itself. After the two previous governments each implemented almost 80 percent of their promises, the traffic light balance sheet is much worse, with just over half of the promises implemented. Nevertheless, in absolute figures it has even implemented slightly more projects (+7) than its predecessor government and significantly more (+88) than its predecessor government.